Hatboro High School - Hi Hatter Yearbook (Hatboro, PA)

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Q N L THB I-TAT l .-31 16 l l l HELEN DEMASS Frepch Club, 1926, Senior Play. Q 'lHer voice wa.r ever .rofl, gentle lanrl low,- ldn excellent thing ln woman. Helen is a very quiet little girl and we hardly know she is with us. In the class-room every one Has difficulty in hearing Helen recite: but still she is very energetic and always has her lessons preperecl. l l l l l l ERNEST DUDBRIDGE vim-Pmsidenf, 192441926, Fire squad, 1925- 1926 5 French Club, 1926 5 Basketball, 1924-19263 G-ylglsy Rover, 19253 Track, 192,49 Senior Play.l l . . Ernest IS the proud possessor of a H1vver and his hobby is to haul certain Iunior girls to school in the morning. l , HARVEY EMERY President, Dramatic Club, 1926 3 Score Keeper, 1925719263 Fire Squad, Senior Play. l The leader of 'Ye Collegian Sercnarlcr.r,' l W ho played for manly ma.rqueraa'er.r. If there is a Sheik in our classfit is surely Harvey Emery. He is not fond of sports, but is fond of fresh air and the ladies-especially the l dies. His favorite song seems to be, I love lihem all just a little bit. l l IF x 4.4332 L

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THE HAT IOSEPH CARTER President, French Club, 19263 Gypsy Rover, 1925, Cherry Blossom, 19245 Baseball, 19245 President, 19255 Fire Squad, 1925-1926 3 Student Council 1 Senior Play. Did anyone ever see Ice without a cheerful grin on his face? No one I am' sure, for he is genial and jolly outside of the classroom, but in the classroom he is apt to be a little melan- choly. The fair sex are naturally drawn to him by that ever-present, pleasing smile. . ELLIS COULTON A Science Club, 19265 Fire Squad, 19263 Senior Play. Toll you what I like the bed, Lzke lo jar! .nt down and ref! And not work at nothin' el.re. WALTER CRAVEN Scienc:e'Club, 19263 Staff, 19265 Chief, Fire Squad, 1926 3 Senior Play. Waller Craven, our heavyweight, . Hao' never been known lo be late. How we did miss Walter the month he was out of school when he had scarlet fever, and how we did welcome him when he returned. His absence left a large vacancv in the class. Walter has made many friends. He is so genial and jolly that everybody likes him. l -115114

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THE HAT ELIZABETH F. KRENGER 6 President Music Club 1926 Treasurer, 192 g . , ' r , 5 Student Council, 19255 Senior Play g Staff, 1925- 19263 Typist for THE HAT. ' The true .rludenf of learning, The world hold.r her dcnrg Love, l1le.r.r half: jay, crown her,- God, .rpdcrl lzcr career. Elizabeth has a very decided opinion of her own on every subject and it takes an expert in the art of argument to make her change that opinion. For, like the best of women, she will have the last word. HAZEL H. FRIES ' 4. Treasurer, 1924-1925 3 Sera, 1925-1926, Frerrrh Club, 19265 Senior Play, typist. Though Jhe pur.rue.r I1 .rcholarlv way, llluch fun .rhe findrr from day lo day. Hazel never fails to have her work prepared on time. There is one thing she loves, reveres, and adores more than anything else in the world, and that thing is rules She has neverheenknown to break one. Hal Ha! Hal ANNA E. LINKE French Club, 19263 Glee Club, 1926, Staff, 1925-1926, Senior Play, typist. This dark-eyed, quiet, little maiden, although demure, is not so quiet and studious as you have been led to think. She goes to parties and dances and just has the time of her life, apparently forgetful of the cares of school lite. . r-:JI 17 Ixc