Harris High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Harrisburg, PA)

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RICHARD REINHARD C077l7YLC7'C'ffl,l WESLEY REOHR Pwwtical Arts IVON R. RESSLER, JR. Frcvzch Acrzrlemic' JOHN LEE REX Spmzislzf Academic YVILLIAM RHOADS Spcmish, A cademic ROBERT L. RICHARDS Latin Academic

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anion RICHAED REINHARD-Com.me'rc'ial- Dick - Did you see Skippy? S. B. K. Fraternity: Football 1. 2. Well, if we don't have the old lover himself! As most of the fraters he is a man for romance. Ask Skippy, Dick will have no trouble in business because he is a hard and dependa- ble worker, especially when the girls are watching! How about it Dick? WESLEY REOHR-P-racticrzl Arts lElectricityJ- Wes - I.et's go to Bordniesf' Hi-Y: Woodworking: Club: Electricity Club. This young man hails from Pleasant View. Wes is an all- around sport and many a time greets you with Lend me a nickel. We know that Wes with his great ability will suc- ceed in later life. Best wishes. IVON R. RESSLER, JR.-French Academic- Res - You're tellin' I. Band 1, 3. 3: Senior Literary Society. Res is a Penbrook lad, but he has become very popular because of his pleasing disposition, sunny smile, and ready wit. His natural ability and intelligence, leaves no doubt as to the success that will be his after he leaves high school. JOHN LEE REX-Spanish. ,-lczzdemic- Rex - No home- work today! Class Motto and Color Committee. King as Mr. Bunderman has dubbed him, has become quite mischievous in his home room lately. But, in spite of this, he inanegul to finish his homework each day. John is pretty picky on the banjo and guitar. We sincerely wish him success throughout his future. WILLIAM RHOADS-Spunisli Acodemic- Tiny - How you go-on. Bill, alias Tiny is one of our playboys. He loves to break test tubes in the laboratory and play tiddley-winks with the janitors. Although he is not crazy about the opposite sex he says he can stand them. He is a scholar and we believe he has a bright future. ROBERT L. RICHARDS-Lrztin Acritic''mic- Bob - You got somethin' there. Band: filee Club: Orchestra: S. B. K. L-adeez and gentlemen! in this cohneh we have battlin Bobby Richards, the masculine musician from Harris. Bob 15 one of the long line of musical Richards, whom we can always ccunt cn for his support of our school activities. Bundy calls him The little man with big stuff. 108

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eniow ALBERT RICKENBACH-I'rrzctz'caI .11'rts- Ricky - Don't you think he acts a little funny? Band l, 2. 3. Ricky -is that tall, handsome lad in Room 102 who is always teasing innocent little girls. He has a remarkable capacity for wisecracks, especially in English class. Ricky is an excellent speaker and dcbator and we're sure that he will be successful. ELWOOD RIFE-Prrlcticrll Arts:- Elly - I predicted that. Hi-Y. Elly is the tall blonde youth from 110. He may usually be seen every activity period entertaining a certain little miss from Paxtang, much to Miss Bowers' disgust. Who is she? You guess. Elly is very fond of study, especially trig. He may well be called a silent boy, especially when Mr. Little calls on him in P. D. MARTHA RITTASE-French Academic- Marty - Listen to this. this'l1 slay ya! Beta Phi: Delta Sigma: Red Cross: Fair: Chemistry Club. Sixty-four inches of personality, character and wit defines our charming Marty. She's sure to make friends wherever she goes, but stand back, fellows, she-'s taken. Although un- decided concerning her future we wish her lots of success. GEORGE RITTER- Pmz't1'cuI Arts- Red, Tex - Nat's to you, sir! Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Geor e is one of our pals. Not only is he an accomplished S . . draftsman, but also an expert musician. Can this handsome young man dance? Well, just go to the Madrid, there you will find him. Success to you George, you've been a swell pal. LAIRD ROGERS-Frcnclz Acadamic- Guck - What did -711 you gm . ' ' h llestbo 'tGuck'l is one of the Penbiook lads. L31I'd.lS t e sma I in the class, so we look down to him. AHe is very ITlllCh.1I1t6l- st d in chemistry and whatever is in store for hlln ln the e- e , future, we know he will succeed. LuCk to GUCk- DIANA J ROSENBERG-Lafin, Fl f '1C11. Awfzamff- Where's Jerry? I - I Uqh H Vice-President: Z. X. B.I 0l'Ch9Ft a li Fall' 2: Motto Committee' 5 el ' Times, , . A most ardent devotee of Jerryf' without whomhshe islseldom seen. She is also an evler-changing 'coiffure fas ion p a e.th musician from a long line of musiciansla having ,forsalgegeari bowing Of 'cello Sliflllgs HOW favors t 9 S119-P91113 0 strings. 110