Harris High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Harrisburg, PA)

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A LEON MEREDITH GARMAN LEON UCAVE MAN MANUAL ARTS I have it Even if you haven't heard or seen this quiet chap before, he is worth noticing. We have never been able to find out if Cave man worries over the fairer sex or not, but one can never tell. After graduation Leon plans to further his knowl- edge of electricity at VVestinghouse. His good humor is contagious and his intellectual capacities are unlimited Cif you know what we meanb. We know his cheerfulness will win for him many friends as well as a place in the world. P I O N Ii I3 R -.-- , I' Lg ima EVELYNE MARIE GARVICK Snowy I COMMERCIAL How do we know ' O. G. A. 1353 Glee Club C335 Junior Red Cross. Herels one of the smallest girls of the class. But, all good goods come in small packages. Shorty is the champion joker and questionnaire of Sec- tion A. She expects to further her education at the Mt. Sinai Nurses' College in New York City. We are afraid Shorty will fall for some nice young doctor. It is rumored that, unless she im- proves her cooking, she surely will need one. Success to you, Shorty, and do not give your patients Uammonial' instead of Nether. MARK ADAM GINGRICH JGINGYH .ACADEMIC Chemistry Club. Although Mark has been with our class only a year, it has been long enough for him to demon- strate his ability in football and baseball, as well as a player of the accordion. When Mark appears upon the stage with his accordion we can well anticipate a fine performance. The many friends he has made wish him increased success in his activities, whether upon the athletic field or on the theatrical stage. RUTH GINGRICH Rufus LATIN ACADEMIC Ach du leberu S. P. Q. R. Latin Society. Rufus hails from the small town of Lickdale. VVe have had her with us only one year, but in that time we have found out that she is a man- hater. She likes to argue with her brother, but when she is before her class in Public Speaking, how bashful she is! Her ambitions are to become a second Josef Joffmanf' and we all hope for a bright and happy future for her. le A Thi: tx nine Ns ,J-1, 'll WG?-3 l U N E 19 2 3 A fm

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CHARLES FORD Rang HBRICKTOPH , PRACTICAL Anrs You would Gun Clubg Phi Delta Theta. Red hails from the village of Pleasant View. W-e see this industrious lad rushing to school every morning through Parkway Manor. Bi-icktop is going to further his education at Penn State. He is going to take up Landscraping.l' We hope he succeeds at this because he is always on the ground anyway. Good luck, Red l if 1 o N E E R PARK VV. FORTENBAUGH MANUAL ARTS How dow de ow dow Bandg Orchestrag Class Operetta. Park is the boy to whom you can say, more He plays the horn which makes us know 4iREDn bass. there is such a thing as bass. When Red does come to school, everyone says, I can't believe it. We will miss this big bass horn player when he goes to the University of California. We wish him the best of luck and if he dances his way through life as well as he tap dances we know he will have great success. MILDRED NEWMAN FREDERICK Ming COMMERQIAI. 1'I ve go! something to tell you, the11 ' Glee Club Czjg Red Cross C3-455 Gregg Asso. 63-43- Mid is very industrious and always knows her lessons, that is, except in a very few cases, One exception is Friday morning--she tells us she was at orchestra practice the night before. t'Mid has wonderful chances of becoming a lawyer when she grows up, for she has already written and edited her own law book-something new in law, don't you know. She says that, although this is a very worthy profession, she prefers typing to arguing. ERDINE HAMPTON FREES COMMERCIAL Oh, yes, I think so! .fDIXEv Glee Club, Czjg K. D., C3Hg Senior Literary Societyg Gregg Association. One of the modest girls of Section A is Erdine. She is a very good sport in both meanings of the word. Erdine feels so sorry for poor men that she has decided to care for one, so she entertains her Mr. Poorman every spare minute possible. Dine', expects to be somebody's Stenog., but we have our doubts about that. Thilfw eight S m e ml 3 5115122 j U li 1 9 2 S gggw gg gg A, A I V i , 1 Q 1 wi all W' 1 7 1 i 1 Eh W lli uw 1, ,l lee 5 M ll l l l li li l ntl WW li ill l ll M W, llil li E ,l 'Ji if lvl v .M ..:..+

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- .. , .. ., . ,Ir-3 . ..., P I F F ,...,.-3Q,l, .' Q . .N A , 1 ..... mnwzilg-,F I J . - W 4 V Alta. is Aa 101, A- ,Y I all Y j. RALSTON GLENN E. MARIAN GLUCK l 'tBAI.sx ' ACADEMIC ACADELIIC W Lay off my ears you 1'1lfEU7l,U Golf Club fgj, C455 Krust Klub. Ralston is to be called among the shortest in the class. Regardless of his small stature he is an efficient golfer as well as a student. Ralston's Cranium has assimilated a large amt. of data set forth by the noble faculty of this great institu- tion of learning. Marian is the quietest girl in our class. She need never be told to be quiet. When she does not have her home work done, you know there is some- thing wrong somewhere. Even though she is very shy, it does not keep her from having friends. She sure does, and plenty of them. Marian is undecided as to her future but we wish her the best of luck. MARGUERITE GOLDTHVVAlTE DIvy'J LATIN ACADEMIC For tha luv a mudf' Alpha Chig O. G. G.: Sec. Senior Literary Societyg President of S. P. Q. R. Latin Societyg Treasurer Priestley Chemistry Club: La Sociedad Espanolag Ass't Sec. Class: Literary Editor PIONEERQ Senior Debating Societyg Glee Clubg Class Operettag Motto Committee. Jabber, jabber, jabber! Yea, it's Marguerite, but wait! The old adage Empty vessels make the most noisey' does not hold here. On tl1e contrary, Divy is our free fountain of knowledge. VVhy? Does she not possess a remarkable personality directed by superior intelligence? 'Ihese qualities will contribute greatly to her success as a Chemist, LEVVIS GOOD HGOODIEH MANUAL ARTS Gotcha trig questions? Asst. Mgr. Basketball C2Q, C353 Mgr. Basketball C43- 'AGoodie', is the guy with the tricky laugh! In the midst of a hearty roar of laugher Goodie will suddenly shift gears on his vocal cords and go into high. More laugher! Nevertheless he has been a pretty nice fellow here at John Harris and deserves quite a bit of credit. Lewis is going to be a machinist when he leaves school. Don't forget how to laugh, Goodie and you will always have friends. which vocation she will pursue at Ursinus College. , I ' I Forty - ' 7 Wa ' -Su? ,Ile-sf. i-.-- JUNE was ---- f-:w1.+...n A if