Harrisburg Central High School - Yearbook (Harrisburg, PA)

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.NH CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL 'Will 59+- MARY MARILYN BLOOM The youthful freshness of a hlameleu heart. D. A. R. Pageantg Zeta Chi Beta, '25g Glee Club, '24g Class Pageant. Eyes of deepest celestial hue, and voice of honeyed sweetness has our Mary. Behind face of purest Chastity, and mien of Asian princesses their lurks a hint of mischief and roguery. endearing her to all Central, in whose garden she Blooms BEATRICE MORLEY BOMBERGER On 'with the danfe! Let joy he unronfinedf' O. T. J.: C. A. 0.3 Glee Clubg jr. Civic Clubg VVoman's Club: Decoration Committee. If Bee keeps ufp the reputation she has made in Central Wlien she goes to college, she will be a complete knock-out-A And in more ways than one! No one could desire a better dancing fp-artner, or a, sweeter little Home Companion than Bee, JUANITA MARY BORDNER She is pretty to fbtldnlk -with, And fwitty to talk fwzth, And pleasant too, to think on. Reception Committee VVorld Fair, Activity Period Committee, '24, '25. VVe wonder if the name Is the cause of the romantic atmosphere 'round her? And would it matter-much If we were suddenly to learn That .Iuianita1 is Spanish for Little .I:1n'? No, I don't think so For Juanita is romance personified. SARA ELIZABETH BOWERS True diligenre conquer: all. Y. VV. C. A., '23, '24, '25g S. P. Q. R.g Glee Club, '25g VVorld Fairy Secretary Red Cross Club? Le Deux- ieme Cercle Francaisg Junior Civic Cluh. Brown eyed Betty, Willinig Worker, in French-in Latin- Strugrgling' ever to rise higher, higher in her studies. MILDRED S. BOWMAN SiIenre is one great art of eonfverxzztionf' Glee Clubg Le Cercle Francais. Like bulnter-cups blowing In a peaceful meadow, calm, sunny, i And doing their duties in making 1 Restful, helpful cheer for everyone. tt l l30l HN

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-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.

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COMMENCEMENT ARGUS +11 HV' RUTH ETTA BARR If I lose mine honor, I lose myself. D. A. R. Play Castg Y. VV. C. A., l25g Class Pageant Cast, Class Day Committeeg Junior Recital Committee, World Fair Committee, Song Committee, J. A. P., '25. A helping 'hand this maid extends To all who need one. Calm, she is-and fearless- A-s a young liionezss going' forth to fight Against the odds of life. ANNA ELIZABETH BEHNY find still they gazed and .still their fwonder grew That one small head mold rarry all she knew. Le Cercle Francais, '25, Y. VV. C. A., ,24, ,25. Running thru the hall VVhen a call made her stall,- Lrroking' uipl saw Mr. Saul- Had a hunch, He had .a bunch of igirls that he had caughtg But then they ought not to have run on their way to lunch. But then, Anna will be Anna. MARY E. BEIBLE Little good thing.: should he praised. D. A. R. Pageantg Y. W. C. A. Club, y23. Shortly is one of our quiet young ladies. The closest she ever got to a noise was when they blew the whistles at the signing of the Armistice. But Shorty makes up for this in class, and no one can imagine just how and where she learns so much 4'?J Stick to it, old girl, you may be a cheerleader yet! MIRIAM SHIRLEY BELL 1 have ll heart -with room for efvery joy. C. A. O., '25g D. A. R. Pageantg Le Deuxieme Cercle Francaisg Secretary Demosthenian Societyg Secretary jr. Civic Club? S. P. Q. R.g Y. VV. C. A., '24, '25g Debating Societyg Commencement Banquet Committee, VVorld Fairy Class Play. Golden hair and eyes as blue as forget-me-nots: A heart as sunny as her hair and as kind as her blue eyes, Min, the best beloved of many hearts, Min, the lily maid of Astolatf' CATHERINE MARGARET BENEDICK Home .vfweet are looks that ladies bend On 'whom their favors fall. junior Civic Club, '25g junior Red Cross Clubg Le Cercle Francais, D. A. R. Pageant. She's like the butterfly that Hits from bud to bud, Leaving' an impression of bright colors- And never ceasing gaiety- E291