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

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1 1 1 1 1 THE HlA'1 1 1 Nl 1 1 1 1 X IOHN C. MILLER President, 1924-19265 President, Student Coundil, 19269 Student Council, 1924-19265 Business Manager, THE HAT, 19265 Gypsy Rover, 1924 5 Senior Play 3 Baseball, 1925-1926 5 Captain, Baseball, 1925-19265 Basketball, 1925- 19265 lFire Squad, 1925-19265 Track, 1925-19263 All Bixx-Mont League Center, 19269 Secretary, Bux-Mont League, 19263 High Scorer of the Leagule, 19261 selected most valuable player in Bu?-Mont League, 1926. Hpur praridenl, John C. flliller, ,To llze cln.r.r had' been a regular pillar. A tlall, fair-haired type and as big-hearted and jovial as big men usually are. Iohnnie rides himself on being Irish, but in athletics he fights like the Dutch. 1 EARL MORRIS Bas xetball, 1925519263 Manager, Baseball, 1926: Science Club, 1926, Fire Squad, Senior P ay. 1 1 1 1 i Left-handed Earl I . lflwayf around a yzrl. 1 fllornmg, noon and nzlghl ' 1 He kecpa' lhcm well in .rz1ql1l. Earl has been a good, quiet, all-round sport 5 he never makes a great deal of noise and yet we are alyvays conscious of his presence. We have heard that he is always falling in love, but he says e is going to remain a confirmed bachelor. 3 ' EDWARD MCVAUGH President, Science Club, 1926g Staff, Basket- ball, 1925-19265 Fire Squad, Senior Play. 1 ' Never :ignoring rz lhing lmmemre And alcvayw talking commqn .ren:e. Ed is sporty and full of pep, and seems to have reat charm for the opposite sex. He is a goo -natured fellow, bound to make friends everyvyhere. 1 1 l 1 :xl 18 11c-- 1 U 1 1 1 1 1 1

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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

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THE HAT ELINQR RADELL Vice-President, French Club, 19265 Staff, 1325-1926g Stddent Council, 1925-1926, Senior ay. 'Rode' by name, ana' ra.ry by nature. Rosie is a very energetic and cheerful student. When she is called upon to recite she has the habit of saying, Why, I believe the lesson has been pretty fully covered. But, still she manages to make very good recita- tions. Rosie devotes a great deal of her time to the activities of'the school and is an excellent French student. HELEN RESENDORPH Science Club, 1926 5 Senior Play. , Bologna, bologna, who sa s bologna ? Helen Resendorph, of course. it her favorite food is bologna, it seems to nourish her brain. For she is a clear thinker and she devours everything in the reading line that comes her wa . If you want a bit of information, go to Helen. We predict some day she'll be a walking dictionary. WILLIAM SIDLE Secretary, Fire Squad, 19265 Science Club, 19263 Senior Play. William is the musician of the class. He is also much interested in chemistry and some day the world will be startled by great advances made in science by Dr. Sidle. -:II 19 lc