Harrisburg Central High School - Yearbook (Harrisburg, PA)

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CUMMENCEMENT ARGUS wan E+. DOROTHEA KIRK And her eyes are amber fwine Dark and deep as -'wells of ravine. Audubon Societyg D. O. S., '25g Y. VV. C. A., Glee Club. Deep in her eyes Bo like velvet brown miansies With golden hearts. Shines the true faithfulness That makes our Dorothea One of Central's best known girls, TI LLI E KLEIN IV1' burn daylight Tl1ere'.r the humor of it. Glee Club, '24, '25g jr. Class Recital. As small as she its in size, So great is her willingness To work and to help others achieve their goal. Unp-retentious. modest, worthy of the Trust of being' a friend, is Till, H ELEN KUNKEL ln arguing, foo, the paryon ofwned hir skill. And e'en though vanquished he eould argue still. VVorld Fairg Student Council, '25, Picnic Commit- teeg Y. VV. C. A., ,24, '25. Kunk's favorite indoor sport ls reading Litm'm'y Digest. NV'hether this is at pose or Not cannot be decided, but lt looks strange when she Must needs brim: in Commercial Goofrraphy to assist her recitations. Nevertheless Kunk is a good Spoivt and like that And she will make A good teacher And like that. HELEN BEATRICE LEWIS F11ifhfulne.v.t and .tinferity jirxt of all. S. A. E., '25g Glee Club, '24, '25, Treas. jr. Red Cross Clubg D. A. R. Pageant. A sweet little hit of femininity,- A smile. a gig:-Ile, Shi- seems to-fairly bubble over with vim, and vigor, And most of all enthusiasm. LAURA LOFTU S Uh me! llofw .f-wee! is lo've itself po.vse.v5ed. ' jr. and Sr. Debating, Cercle Francais, '253 S. S. S., 253 Student Council, '232 jr. Civic Clubg D. A. R. Pageantg VVorld Fair Committee, Class Play. Songs are made to He1en's lips- But tell me why Naught is said of Laur'a's eyes? Twin pools of nansy-blue All frini.:'ed with black around! -+421 H94 I43l

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CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL H94 MURIEL M. LONG Merri1y, merrily .rhall I Ii-:fe nofw Under the blossom.: thai hang on the Lough. -I. A. P., '25, D. A. R. Pageant, Glee Club, '24, '25, World Fair, Class Pageant, Picnic Committee. A sport-a true sport NVh0 loves the great outdoors-to hike. There lies the secret Of her rosy cheeks and sparkling eyes. BLANCHE HELENA LUTZ Merry as the day is long. Debating Club, Class Play, D. A. R. Pageant, Jr. Civic Club, Cercle Francais. Now, Blanche. we say. restrain Those melting' coial-black eyes S10 teasing, tender. true. For Harrisburg' must have some males Whose lienrts are whole to keep it on the map. DORIS MAE MACDONALD fl little, tiny, pretty, fwilty, rlzarming slip! Chairman Play Committee, D. A. R. Pageant, 0. T. -I., l25Q Glee Club, '24, Treas. Jr. Civic Club, Treas. Debating Society, Demosthenian Society! S. P. Q. R., ARGUS Staff, '25, Assembly Committee? Deuxieme Cercle Francais, Chairman VVorld Fair, XVashington Debate. Little and slender as the grzim-ful iw-mls That :sway in the wind- Hair as blaek :ns the starless night Aarainst the pale ivory of her face- - Ainflrer eyes that glow softly,f1nysteriotisly- And thiS is Rufio, MIRIAM CHRISTIANA MADEIRA God lmlp: him fwlzo strifvfs hard. D. A'. R. Pageant, Le Deuxieme Cercle Francais, Demosthenian Society. Cool-eonscientious- Miriam is one of the really Dependable girls in the class. Nun-like in her quiet dress- VVith her pale face and quiet hands. ETHEL ROBERTA MARGUERITE MARZOLF rl: merry as the day is long. Le Cercle Francais, Glee Club, '24, Y. VV. C. A., '25, junior Debating Club, '24, Junior Red Cross, D. O. S., '25, So dainty and so Small. fNot at tall! Not ant al1!J But we like her one and all. lf she were slim and tall, I doubt that we could all like her more. Unless you will get lean you'll go to College Arena. But we know that this would not Suit you an awfully lot- But they'd have a lot when they got you. BN- l44l

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16 O +24 OH CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL VICTORIA SCOTT HOUCK There'.f a garden in her fare Hfhere rose.: and 'while lzlles gro'w. D. A. R. Pageant, World Fairg jr. Civic Club, Debating Society, Class Play, VVorld Fair Committee, Deuxieme Cercle Francais. She-'s a dainty blonde that all admire. Her moods are many, capricious and demure. Her he-art holds thoughts of only one,- The only one. DOROTHEA MYRA ,IEFFRIES 0 thou art finer than the evening air, Clad in the beauty of a thousand stars. Pres. S. A. E., '25, Beta Phi, '25, D. AL R. Pageant, Class Pageant, junior Red Cross Club, Glee Club, '24g Junior Recital? World Fair. As the sun brightens the world after a shower, So Dot's smile has brightened the blue-mom days of her classmates. Winscmme is she and graceful -as an Eurasian danc- ing' girl. GRACE E. JOHNSON Oh, the girls are hloiwing huhhles here at Jrhoolf' Le Cercle Francaisg Debating Club, Jr. Civic Club. Dignity! where has it fied-'Z Grace, restrain, you must. tihat boisterous giggle. And, remember, while Art may be a pleasing subject to you, Others care not for this study. EMMA FRANCES JONES None, hu! thyself ran he thy parallel. VVorld Fair, '25, Decorating Committee, '25. Sparky's of the mind as you'll find on this line That teachers are all bears, That they do not mark fair, fllave a, carey But wait till you see her as she would be In her role of teaching diplomacy. It wor1't be such fa lark, brown-eyvd Spark, So you'd better keep on eating and reading. CATHERINE FRANK KAUFFMAN Laugh and the lworld laughs with you. Vkfe asked her a questiong Her answer was ei joke, Life itself is only it jest to her. But remember, tiho we wish you no sorrow, And a sennse of humor is a handy thing Life is serious too. l42l