Harrisburg Central High School - Yearbook (Harrisburg, PA)

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COMMENCEMENT ARGUS .QQH SARAH BEATRICE RIPKA Mode.vty and defw lofve the shade. S. S. S., '24g J. J. C., ,24, '25g Junior Civic Club. Sarah-Quaint and demure, A friend as only true friends can be. And dance- The very floors yield to her nymph-like steps-C !?J And dance- Her fingers nimbly trip across the lettered keys. MILA ROMAYNE SCHVVARTZBACH Il'hal mean.: thix panionate dixrourfe This peroratzon fwzth mrh nrrums1anre? Pres. Junior and Senior Debating Societyg Y. W. C. A., '24.g Pres. Y. W. C. A., '253 junior Oratorical Contest, D. A. R. Playg Senior Class Playg Cheer Leaderg World Fair Committeeg Chairman VVashing- ton Tripp VVm. Penn-Central Debating Team, Wash- ington Debating Team. She is-stalwart and strong Like a Norse Maiden of old- Rival of Portia in. her oratorical ability. She's just ia natural born leader VVh0 fills her place in the world. ESTELLA HARRIS SCOTT Laugh and the fworld laugh: 'with you. S. P. Q. R., D. D. C., '25g Junior Oratorical Con- testg Girl Reserves, D. A. R. Pageant, Senior Play. 'I'opsy - The capricious lovable Topsy or Estella, Eternally mischievous, yet Always willing to help travelers in distress. IVA THERESA SEIDERS The perxonal pronoun 'I' should he the roar of Arm: of some individuals. Class Playg Cercle Francais. Itfs time that Iva S. is a typical Cake-eater. And we know she is fond of nature in the form of Lounge-lizards, Pinkftea Hounds, 'and Road-Hogs: But we all like you just lots, Ivy dear. EDNA SHEESLY Should mcgajlhones hefome the faxhion-if' D. A. R.g VVorld Fair, Y. W. C. A. Ed is so quiet and gentle that we fear She will waste away and become nothing But -a fast fading shadow. On the other hand, if she should decide to Limzer awhile in this mortal coil, Her Class will be glad. me l49l

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CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL +43 Hg, 'Q ADALINE SHELLEY E-very man has business and desire, .vurh as it ix. Woman's Club, Red Cross Club, Glee Club, Civic Club. Adaline is at shark When it comes to eating and dancing. She will also he one in the business college Where she is going to learn How to be an expert private secretary. H ELEN LORETTA SH ENK Dann, laugh and he merry. Glee Club, '249 Jr. Civic Club, Pres. J. A. P., '25, jr. Red Cross Club, Y. VV. C. A., '23, D. A. R. Pageant, Class Pageant, Junior Recital, VVorld Fair, Banquet Committee. Ima:-fine Central without Shenkie ! Oh, horrible- A dismal tomb-dark-dreary. Her hilarious laughter, her clever wit, Have nmde Central 21 delightful and exciting place. TELETHA ELIZABETHA SHEPLER Nothing is imjrosxihle to a willing heart. Glee Club, '24, '25. Peg is merely a synonym for 'l'eets. ldnthusiastic, jolly. a willing helvper. She makes an ideal friend. Always ready is the password of Teets. ROSE GRACE SHERMAN Silenfe if one great art of cont'er.vation. junior Red Cross Club, junior Civic Club, Class Pageant. Shy. with maidenly sweetness,- Retlring because of becoming modesty,- Doing each days work as it comes alom:,-- Self effacing, an unostent:-rtious worker, Our Rose is at Rose of feminine Grace ANN RUTH SILVER find Cafmr 'was amhitiouxf' Argus Staff, ,24, '25, Junior Oratorical Contest, Y. VV. H. A., '23, '24, Junior Civic Club, World Fair, Le Cercle Francais, Demosthenian Society, S. P. Q. R., Glee Club, '24, Junior Recital, junior and Senior De- bating Societies, D. A. R. Pageant, Class Pageant, Secretary Zeta Chi Beta, '25, Washington Debating Team. llilmples that invite laughter, Eyes-sparkling pools of brown. Hair-binding hearts with auburn curls, has Ann. An idealist, clever, original, Forever busy-as a bee. Ambitious, ambitious to succeed, To climb higher, to do great things! Q. ill 39+- i50l

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CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL +43 H54 NELL K. PHILLIPS JlIu.vic hath fharm.f. A'. T. H., 'zgg S. S. S., '25g Glee Clubg D. A. R. Pageantg Class Playg junior Recitalg VVorld Fair Committeeg Class Day Committeeg Big Six Dance Committeeg Auditorium Committee. Did you say Jazz?-Call Nell. She will chase the blues. Joyous as ia merry bird, Which brings pleasure to others all along fthe way. ' ALICE PICKELL Twinkle, tfwinlele. little .ft11r. Delta Literary Society, Cercle Francaisg jr. Civic ' Club. From the wilds of Progress this titian-haired young lady has invaded our class. Judging from the way she runs up and down stairs, she evidently enjoys athletics. For some unknown reason Tor'chy is usually struggling through the realm of sa,lutation. body and close. Alice will surely become famous as a teacher of Astronomy, using the patent moonlight walk method. ELIZABETH POLLOCK Sweet child, she has a gentle .foul and mild. Le Cercle Francais. Administering angel, She brings calm and peace to those who are sick in mind and body. 'Tis nurse Elizabeth they will want. HELEN QUENZLER VVorld Fair. Early to hed, early to rise U - Make: one healthy tho' small zn .c1ze. Here's the living proof that Good goods come in small packages. Suddenly, like a thunderbolt out of a clear sky, Skid istartled us, Much to our surprise and her everlasting glory, With her brilliant French re-Citations. Her one fault is-Alas! Isn't Cupid cruel? , And it all came about in a perfectly harmless English Class, traveling 'along the st-ony road of Macbeth. ANNA CATHERINE REIDELL Silken fhaxte, and huyhedf Class Playg S. P. Q. R. Quiet and restful, As the woods are quiet and restful, is Nan, Soothing--Lulling-LA good Samaritan Helping those who have fallen by the wayside,- Ur in other words, those who are iiunking. am MO' l48l