Harrisburg Central High School - Yearbook (Harrisburg, PA)

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.Qw 0 GH S CHOOL Bio' MARGARET EMILY FOX Ur light or dark, or .fhort or tall She sri: a spring lo .fnarzr ihfm all,' 1-1ll': one to her-abofve her fan She'd make .sfwert cya.: at Caliban. Y. VV. C. A., '24, '25, D. Q. S., '24, '25, Glee Club, '24, junior Debating Club, '24, junior Civic Clubg VVorld Fair, Red Cross Club. Ah! Peg, eoultl thou and dye, with fate conspire To change the sorry color. of hair entire, VVould not we wash 'and dye it Nearer to the heart's desire? HELEN ADELINE FULLCHER Cri1irism is waxy, hut ar! ix difhrultf' J. A. P., ,255 VVorld Fairy D. A. R. Pageantg Class Pageant. You laugh, you joke-you frown- You bewildel' us, Helen- For we do not know exactly what you like to do! REBA MAE GEISKING '24 danrlng Jhapr, an image gay, To haunt, to Jtartlf, to q,uaylay, Glee Clubg Deuxieme Cercle Francais, Audubon Society. Ah it's Pete who is never quiet ln class or leisure time- YVith wiitty sayings and apt remarks She strives to pass the day. Relia's smile and hair all sun-ray sprinkled Are welcomed everywhere- MARY MAE GERBER Thaw fllfl0Il.f lark.: so aptly ifwinrd, II'ho.ve efvery hair a soul doth html. Junior Red Cross Club. Long' tresses of blaz-kt-st night, Eyes of smoldering fire, fringed with curling' lashes, Compelling sweetness, Feminine. constantly defending women's rights. A heart-breaker with eountless vivtims. ln appearance :L Spanish senuritzt. But in reality our lovely Mit'key.' ELIZABETI-I HOAK GINTZER God hrlfu fhrm lhat hrlp 1l1e1n.vflw.v. D. A. R. Pageant, Stationery Committee, Class Playg Student Council, Glee Club, '24, Perseveranee, to stick to whatever she undertakes, will make success for our Libby, t'onsitlerntion- for others fills her mind. aw- l33l

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-0 'Q 49 COMMENCEMENT ARGUS MADELINE VICTORIA GLENN She is gentle, she is shy But there'.s mischief in her eye. Demosthenian Society! Class Play Committeeg O. T. J., 'z5g Glee Clubg Junior Civic Clubg World Fair Committee, Le Cercle Francais. She runs around the class room, She tlies down the halls, Always full of pefp and fun. No one Could imagine Madge being serious- llnless they saw her during lunch-period. With what studied intentness she bends over her- food. A college future raised our hopes 'till she said, S-he was I-?0ifliJ, Just for curiosity!! FLORENCE IRENE GOCHENOUR fill is fwell that ends -well. Glee Club, '24, '25, junior Recitalg Debating So- cietyg World Fairg jr. Civic Club, Y. W. C. A., '25, jr. Red Cross Clubg D. A. R. Pageant. As she has gone thru Central with aims in mind, Conscientious, dependable, a willing worker, So shall Flossie go thru life. Alttaining her highest ideals. PAULINE M. GOOD Hitrh your lwagon lo a star. Wlit-n you tire of painted tlappers, The-re's Polly 3- lf girls grow too bold for you, TherP's Polly QA- Lovinig and demfure, 'Ilhat's Polly 3- liut-heware-she is athletic too ll REBECCA B. GRAND Your name is great In mouths of fwzsert fL'7l51lf8.U Demosthenian Societyg Ancus Staff, '24, Akcus Busi- ness Manager, '25, Debating Teamg Debating Society, '25, Activity Period Committee, Executive Committee Junior Oratorical Contest! Junior Civic Club, Clas Play, John Hall English Prize. Brilliance and with in an orator,-that's Becky 5 Cleverest girl in Central,-tl1at's Becky g - VVel1 known for her perseverance, admired by all, Even if she did sleep in a crib-that's Becky! MARGARET GRIFFITH Fair, square and debonairf' Scandals rife in Central's halls For Peggy leads a double life! Now don't be shocked We mean she is a soc-ial butterfly And 11 very studious girl! 9 S B+ 4. 49 CHN l39l

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COMMENCEMENT ARGUS was sow JESSIE ELLINGER IVl1ere, Oh, -where are the Dignified Senior:?? S. G. C.g S. S. S., Le Cercle Francaisg Class Play, Y. VV. C. A. This young lady happens to be one of Mr. Orpheum's faithful supporters. lf there is any play C?J you would like to make a book report on, just send a line to .Ierry . We often hear of a certain XVest Point- I-Zut then perhaps it's only another play' t???J Jerry has been showing us a brand new key-we secretly believe it's another of Grzindmotherfs card prizes. MARY ALICE ELY Romana .surrounds her every-where. Le Cercle Francaisg Demosthenian Society, VVorld Fair, D. A. R. Pageant? WVorld Fair Committeeg Class Play, Executive Committeeg VVashington Trip Committee. Adventurn-r-coquettish is she, our fair Alice lvay dreaming of knights--riding' on white horses Care fre-0, not troubled by tomorrow 1- Loved and adored for her fragrant beauty. MILDRED SYLVIA EMERICK Slip is prefty to fwalk with .-Im! fwilty to talk fwithf' Treasurer Deuxieme Cercle Francais, Debating So- cietyg S. P. Q. R.g VVorld Fair, Demosthenian Societyg Play Committee, D. A. R. Pageantg Senior Y. VV. C. A.g Class Play: jr. Civic Club. Picture the blue sea under the sun. And you st-v MiI's eyes- liyos mocking' and 1nisr'hievous---but dreamy too. And romantic as the moonlight nights that she loves. IJORALDA MAE ERB She has tfwo ryrs, sn soft and llf01U7l.U Le Deuxieme Cercle Francaisg Demosthenian Societyg S. P. Q. R.g Orchestra, ,23, '24, '25, Co-Ed Orchestra, '25g Junior Civic Cluhg Chairman Flower Committee for World Fair, ist Prize D. A. R. Essayg Akous Staff, D. A. R. Pageantg Senior Banquet Committee. In-ep, dark eyes, The deep pools of eyes like those of it musician, Sweet strains of lJal's violin, Bring' haunting' visions to your mind,- It brings you pence. I SAB ELLE FAU ST I am notlzirlgi if not rritiralf' Y. VV. C. A., '24, '25. I sometimes wish that Isabelle NVere locked tight up in a shell Wliei'e she could never pinch or slavp anyone. Now don't get a bad impression E For it's just her friendly nature 1 That makes Isabelle treat us so roughly. l But as she is going' to be a Domestic Science teacher 2 'Tis better that she get her training early. ' -QQ 519+- l37l