Hatfield High School - Hatter Yearbook (Hatfield, PA)

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DAVID MAYNARD WAITE True wit 1:8 Nature to advantage dressed. Basketball 11, 2, 315 Baseball 1115 Operetta 11, 215 Project Winner 12, 315 Student Council 1315 President, Athletic Association 1315 Student Patrol 131 5 Treasurer, Future Farmers of America 11, 215 Track 11, 2, 31. A future Penn State agricultural student! David is well qualified for this work as he has a natural aptitude for farming. Although his affection for a certain senior girl is unrequited, he has many other admirers. David is alert, affable, and the possessor of a quaint humor which gains him many friends. WILLIAM EDWARD WILLIAMSON ' Enom 'Tis better to be meek than fierce. Eddie is small, but he certainly can take the hard knocks, even if he gets them when they are not due him. Eddie, because of a misfortune while playing football at I-Iatboro, could not participate in our athletic activities at Hatfield. He is the proud possessor of a flashy painted model T. He also has Grace, which helps him to get his dad's Hudson around the corners. PAUL WIMMER Warm Let us drink and be merry, for tomorrow we die. Operetta 11, 215 Student Patrol 1315 Band 11, 215 Track 11, 2, 315 Cheerleader 12, 315 Junior- Senior Play 1315 Safety Patrol 111. See that fellow over there with the glasses? That is Wemo, our class pest. He continually gets into trouble but appears very innocent. Sometimes, for some unknown reason, he falls asleep in literature class. Wemo has a very great desire for Cosmas. He very ably took the part of Herbert in Big Hearted Herbert. He also was our cheerleader.

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ALBERT SCHNABLE ALBIE Better late than never. Albie is one of our more quiet boys. Whether strolling into literature class, coming to school, or going home in the evening, he is always accompanied by Segerest, his body guard. Albie is not definite with his plans for the future, but we know he will succeed. We think his ancestors must have been peace makers with the Indians because Albie is the possessor of a peace pipe. RUTH SUSIE SHRAWDER SUE HARRY SEGEREST HSIGH Serious yet full of fun. Harry is another quiet member of our class, but in spite of his usual tranquility, he surprised us on our Washington trip. It's all right, Harry, we don't blame you for liking a certain brunette. Don't worryg we won't tell anyone. Harry is an artist. He is also a very good student. He has not decided upon his future vocation, but we are inclined to think it may be something artistic. ll 1 may Izvc Il'llll01lf poetry, music, and art, lfVc may live without conscience and live without heart. We may live without friends, we may live without books, But civilized man cannot live without cooks. What is all that noise over there? Oh, it is only Susie making her point clear. Sue is always ready for action. She likes to see every one smiling, which accounts for some of the tricks she plays. She has a fondness for Long Island. Sue expects to become a Home Economics teacher.

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THE FACULTY E. B. LAt'D1aNs1.Acs1cR, A.B,, A.M. ............ S1zpc'm'iri11g Principal Front row. left to right: hlabel Frederick, VVilhelmina Berger, Grace Vilasserman, Catharine Clemmer, Mabel Myers, Esther Hunsberger, Mabel Allebach, jean Douglass, Reba Heebner. Second row, left to right: Oswin Zuercher, Charles Kinter, Ruth Jeffers, Dorothy Rogers, Beatrice Heiges. Helen Davis, E. B. Laudenslager, Hazel Rubin, Anna Angeny, Dorothy Seitz, Margaret Richardson, Mabel Knoll, William Tucker, Alice Furman, VVilliam Hay. ARLINGTON SUPPLEE Student Patrol f3Jg Track 12, 31. Tiny belies the proverb, All good things come in small packages. He's far from small and he's one of the nicest boys in our class. A bit bashful maybe, but always on the scene when anything is doing. Tiny will start his life's work in Trewigtown as a hotel manager. Stop in some time. His idea is: Always ready for business!