Harrisburg Central High School - Yearbook (Harrisburg, PA)

Page 61 text:

-+ HH CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL .gg + ELISABETH SARAH BUYER The mveetest garland to the sweetest maid. Le Deuxieme Cercle Francais? Jr. Civic Clubg jr. Red Cross Club, D. A. R. Pageant, Y. VV. C. AL, l23, l24, '25g Glec Club, '25g S. P. Q. R., VVorld Fair, Class Playg Stationery Committee. Detmrure. yet gay! Her eyes, blue-gray and black lashed, Are the homes of mischievous little imfps of laughter. NVhat name could better suit her than Betty? ELEANOR MAY CARR Al thing of heaufy if a joy forefverf' junior Recital. There's rose-mary-th,at's for remembrance There's Eleanor-that's for music- Lovely as her face- lleepi as her heart- And she's jolly-as she's kind. And love h-as Come to her, we know,- Her eyes have told us so - MILDRED ELIZABETH CLOWN EY The glass of faxhion, and the mold of form, The ohserfvrd of all ohser-vers. ' Class Treasurer I, Ilg Asst. Secretary lll, lVg Class Play Committee, Akous Stall, '25, j. A. P., '25, Exec- utive Committee. Another girl whom Titian would have loved to paint, For her hairs that burning, living color which en- snares the hearts of men. Charming'-tyes. and willing to help everyone. BLANCHE SHIRLEY COH EN find eye.r diselosed fwhat eyex alone fould tell. Zeta Chi Beta, '25g Glee Club, '24g Get Together Party Committee, Class Playg Candy Committee, jr. Y. VV. H. A., '23, ,24. lbusky pools that sparkle on warm ivory, Gay laughter, enthusiasm, :.:'rac-e of ancient Greece. Kind. Sympathetic, a firm friend,- And there you have our Blanche. ESTHIQR COHEN Aly merry ax the day is long. Demostlienian Societyg Le Deuxieme Cercle Fran- cais! S. P. Q. R., Jr. Civic Club, Central Orchestra, '23, l24, l25, Co-Ed Orchestra, '23, '24, '25, A piansy face, a smiling' 'piansy face VVith deep fringed eyes-a pool of lau,2'hter, And a disposition as sweet and sunny as her smile. l32l

Page 60 text:

COMMENCEMENT ARGUS 'NH IVIILDRED JACQUALINE COHEN Her eyes as starr of tfwilight fziirf Like twilzghtir too, her duslry hair. S. P. Q. R.g D. A. R. Pageantg Orchestra, '23g Class Play, Pres. Zeta Chi Betag Class Administrator. Beauty and brains,-a rare combination. Beauty which intrigues and baffles the adventurer- Dark eyes-ipools of beauty! Snlares to catch unwary ones, And a rapier-like brain- As brilliant as her beauty. SARAH ELIZABETH COMP When night hath .vet her :il-'ver lamp on high Then 'tis time to study! Le Cercle Francaisg jr. Red Cross, D. A. R. Pag- eant, Y. W. C. A., ,252 jr. Civic Clubg World Fair. A .day in .lune could not be so fair As the golden lociks of Sara. Her character as her tresses, too, Is of the purest gold. THELMA REBECCA COOPER The laughlerlof girls i.r and elver 'was among the delightful sounds of the earth. Secretary Cercle Francaisg Class Playg Jr. Red Crossg D. A. R. Pageant, Y. VV. C. A., '25, De- mosthenian Society. Despite the fact 'that love hats come to her and gione, Her mind is keen as the silver blade of a scimitar. And be the study what it may, Our Thelma ever wins the elusive A, INIARY LOUISE COWDEN The fairer! garden in her looks And in her mind, the wires! hooks. Akcus Stalig Class President, I, II terms, Student Council, '23, V. Pres. Beta Phig Vice-President De- bating Societyg Vice-President Le Cercle Francaisg Demosthenian Society? 3d Prize Jr. Oratorical Con- testg Advisory Committee World Fairg Chairman Banquet Committee, Pres. Junior Civic Clubg Exe- cutive Committeeg Washington Debate. Cheeks and lips of scarlet. Full of the glow and vigor--of youth, This fair one looks forward to a life of great service. ELIZABETH HELEN CRAMER Soinetime.v. from .her eyes I did rerezlve fair speechless messages. Student Council, y23Q VVorld Fair Committee, Class Pageantg Zeta Chi Beta, '25. Glowing with tire. sparkling with enthusiasm, Lihbwy's black eyes are merely mirrors of her self. Originality, vigor, vitality makes Lib the Pep- pic-st l-firl of '25. May 'she dance thru life, as she has thru Central! .qw l33l

Page 62 text:

-0 'NE COMMENCEMENT ARGUS 48 39' KATHRYN ELIZABETH BOIYER Fain 'would I rlimh yet fear to fall. Glee Club, ,24, '25, J. A. P., '25g D. A'. R. Pageant. Direct and sincere is Zip. She is one of the few who talk of other things than ..Eg0A.. Delights at deviation from the straight and narrow Hold no attractions for Zip, A well-behaved lass, with clear-cut vision. KATHRYN LAVINA BRENNEMAN True as the dial to the sun, although it he not shined upon. Jr. Red Crossg Y. VV. C. A., '24. Theres a little imp That dances in her eyes of blue: But her temveris sweet as love-songs. And it's Kitty Mavoiurneenu And hor ever-smiling face we like so well. FANNY HICKS BRIGHTBILL Of me you may write In the hlafkest of ink I say fwhat I mean and I lenofw -what I think. Junior Civic Clubg VVorld Fair. Fanniy should certainly further her art course. All ye-ar she has bewailed the fact that she is a starving young artist, as she Walks down the halls clinking dismally the proverbial two cents. Never take Art as E1 vocation, Fanny.-not with your afppetite. HELEN JANICE BROSS IVorth, courage, honor, there indeed Your .rustenanre and hirth right are. VVashington Trip Committeeg Class Prophetessg Jr. Civic Clubg Demosthenian Societyg Vice Pres. S. P. Q. R.g Deuxieme Cercle Francaisg Debating Societyg Y. VV. C. A. '23, '24, '25g Executive Committee, '24, '25, D. A. R. Pageant! 2d Prize D. A. R. Contest. Comme! Come. all ye Seniors, and honor- The truest, the best of all in our class! Most admired and loved of all is Helen. VIULA FRANCES BUSHMAN Courleous, tho roy: And gentle, tho retired. D. A. R. Pageant. Viola is a. lass in our class, VVlho plays the piano for us to sing. Vi would fain sit in the hall of fame As the greatest organist the world has ever heard. She has all the ability and promise of a born artist, And will surely accomplish her hearts desire. E311 BP 4.