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

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'l' H E H AT R OBERT Ct PLEM AN Dramatic t'lub '26g Art Club '27-'2S: Baseball YS: Football '28-'29: Secretary of the Ili-Y Ulub '29g Manager of Basketball YU. Robert, better know as Whitey came to H. H. S. from Wycombe four years ago. He is a famous member of Our Gang. His fame is in his ability to cut classes. Despite this we admire Robert very much and are proud to call him pal. for he is indeed a true friend. EYELYN CORNELL i Music Club, '26, Basket Ball, '26, '27, '28, '29: Captain Basket Ball '29g Hockey '27. '28, '29g Captain Hockey '28, '293 French Club '2Sg Senior Operetta '2Sg Student Council '26, '27, '283 Sec- retary Music and Dramatic Club '29: Senior Play '29. Ginny plays the piano beautifully. pounds a typewriter expertly and prepares her lessons con- scientously. She is also greatly interested in sports, On the Athletic field she has won all the honors that H. H, S, offers. They way she plays on the Hockey and Basket Ball teams we know that she fully understands the meaning of co- operation and good sportsmanship, Yes, Ginny has time for a 'good many things beside sports and lessons: among them we tind Earl? ff KA R ll CROUTIIA M Eli Dramatic Club '26: Football '2S: Radio Club '28g Senior Play '2El: President ot' ln- dustrial Arts Club '2St. Karl Crouthamel is a very studious, in- telligent, interesting. and well-liked boy. Karl says little in class: that is except when he is called upon, but he thinks a good deal. When he is asked a question, nine out of every ten times you will re' ceive the correct answer. He comes from Wycombe. Karl spends much of his time trapping, and taking care of live stock. lx' intelligence. hard work, and willingness lead to success Karl will climb to the top of the ladder. ,Q 14 s-

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'I' H E H All MAHIAN BVUKMAN Buckingham High Schoolg Secretary '26g School Play '26, '27, Hatboro High Schoolg Music and Dramatic' Club, '29, Marian dear, you are still with us, ere our school days come to end. We shall miss you when you leave us, and your way in life you wend, You have been our friend and comrade. side by side we've knowledge sought You have oft so kindly helped us and great re- sults have you wrought! Silence makes for greater wisdomg all that glit- ters is not gold, lle who talks most, is 1l0l the wisest, so the prophet said of old. We our fortunes now must. seek, dear, going forth through winding ways, But we never will forget you-Dear Old Friend of our school days. SA HA t' A R It Dramatic Club '26: Treasurer of Glee and Dra- matic Club '2Sg Senior Operetta '2Sg Assistant Editor of The Hat '2S: Editor of The Hat '293 Senior Play '29. If you chance to spy a girl dodging traffic in a well known Buick car, you will know that it is none other than Our Sully. Without her it would be impossible for our class programs to funetion eificiently, for she is always at the wheel with a willing hand and many suggestions which are always of benefit. Then too, Sally is very stud- ious. She never thinks of entering the Little Red School House without her lessons well prepared, We all wish her the greatest success in her future career as a Home Economics teacher, and hope the time will come when we, the entire class, will be able to sit around a table, enjoying the iinest of dinners prepared by Our Sally. VVILLIAM CARRELL Baseball '26, '27, '2Sg Football '28, '293 Basket- ball Manager '27, '2Sg Class Editor Hat '26g Class Business Manager Hat '27g Assistant Bus- iness Manager Ha.t '29g Class President '27, '28, '29g Senior Play '29g Dramatic Club '26g Art Club '275 Vice-Pres. Hi-Y Club '29. Bill has been our class president for three years. He very wisely guided the class through the big events of the years, The Junior Prom, The Senior Play, Gala Nite, and The Washington Trip, Bill has set a good example for the class by get- ting one of those report cards often talked about, but seldom seen. But if there is mischief in the air one can usually find Bill near by, yet some- how he manages to be quite far away if you go to look for him at the partieular- time, .5 13 Q.

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THE HAI EDNA D. FRY E Madison Heights High School. Virginia-'ZW BT: Hatboro High School-'28-'29, Band '28, Com- mercial Club '28-'29, Secretary Commercial Club '29g Senior Play '29. They talk of Bits 0' Blarney but let me tell you of a bit o' the sunny south -that is Edna, Her very brown eyes, glowing with enjoyment of life, her quaint Southern accent, her gentle amiability und consideration for everyone, have won her many, many friends. Show me the person who, knowing Edna. hasn't listed her among their most delightful acquain- tances, Your Class of '29 wishes you every success in the years to come, Edna, and trust you will not forget your many friends made within the portals of dear old H. H. S. SAM FEL GAMBVRG President of Class '26g Joke Editor Hat, '27: Student Council '28, Football '28, '29g Basketball '28, 293 Arts Club '2Sg Hi-Y Club '29g Senior Play '29, Sam is a good boy-all big men are. His de- termined mind and grit explain his success as an athlete for he is a star in Football. liaseball ami Basketball. W'hen you see Sam regardless ot' time, place, or hour, Yoder will be within a radius of 10 feet. These fellows-, Sam and Earl, are thick as mud, Sam claims to he at. contirmed woman hater-but-just ask Sam himself, He is a do-er and not u talker when work is to be done trust him to be ill on it. Sam plans to go to college and study Civil Engineering, if success in High School life means success in later life-Sam has no need to worry. E LLEN LAC E Y Dramatic Club '26g Secretary of Music and Dramatic Club '28, Hicking Club '27, Senior Oper- etta YES: Commercial Club '29g Manual Arts Phly 'BSL Ellen spends much of her time studying. She always. comes to school with her lessons well- prepared, But. at that she doesn't spend all her time studying, She crowds just as many social functions in her life as s-he possibly can. Ellen has an appreciative sense of humor. When any-one tells ai. joke she is among the first to laugh, Ellen's ability to make friends seems i1l1l3Zillg- Yet when one sees how sympathetic and loving she is, one understands why she counts her friends by the score. .5 15 5.