Kensington High School - Chimes Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Class of June, 1926 WALNNA BACHMAN WWU i HNCmH Academic 2617 Tulip Street iiAlways with a merry smile, iNcmy made life worth whilef iiNanii is one of the cheerful, peppy girls. The out' standing characteristic about iiNanw is her collegiate dressr ing. Nanii is collegiate. Her middle name is jolly? She always has a smile on her face iespecially when she was telling about the date she hacD. siNanii is sure to get along with her sunny disposition. Field Club, 1013. 11A; Captain Ball, Freshman Team, 9B; Lunch Room Duty, 11A; Study Hall Monitor, 12B; Chairman Attendance Committee, 11B; Stunt Night; Rer freshment Committee of Freshmen Reception, 1213; Chain man of Refreshment Committee of Junior Party, 1213i; W BETTY BAINBRIDGE VWV iiBettyN 'J Academic 2144 E. Cumberland Street ichm'etyis the very spice of life, That gives it all its jiavorf Betty is one of our sportsmen and since she entered the school there has been only one game at which her voice was not heard in the cheers for K. H. S. Bettyis voice was also heard in iiShe Stoops to Conquer and iiThe Dragonfi which were given by our Dramatic Club, of which she is a member. Cast of iiThe Dragonii; Dramatic Club; Naturalist Club; Lunch Room Duty; Study Hall Monitor; Hall Monitor; participated in Stunt Night; Freshman Reception; Junior Party. CLARA BAY UClami, Academic 2170 E. York Street HBed, oh bed, delicious bed! That heaven on earth to a weary head.u Two minutes of nineewill she ever come? One mini ute of nine, ohlhIh! Onerhalf minute of nine, and then Clara comes dashing, pelllmell. This is the style of Clarais daily cominglin party. But, for all that, Clara was awarded a punctuality button. HAhrh! the irony of fate,v sighed several of her friends at the time. In spite of our weekly disputes with the remonstrating Clara, we shall always remember her as one of the jolliest members of the Class, June, 126. Senator, 9A; Debating Club, President, 10A; Dramatic Club, Secretary, 12B; In cast of iiThe Dragonii; Hall Monitor; School Store Committee; Sectional Treasurer, 11B, 12A, 12B; Entertainment Committee, Junior Party. 13

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Kensington High School Record MABEL ARMSTRONG ISQW 251151, Academic 2167 E. Cumberland Street uTo see her is to love her, And to love her is to love forever. Love her? We all simply adore Mabel. She fairly smiles her way into your heart, with twinkling eyes that defy the gloomiest of moods. Mabells eyes and skin, by the way, are both the pride and despair of her classmates. The unfathomable mystery of our Class is Mabelas neatness. If asked the secret, she laughs and dances away, looking at you from the corner of her merry eyes. Good luck to you, Mabel! Secretary, Field Club, 125, 926; Freshman Reception; Junior Party; Record Book; A. A. Representative; Lunch Rooms Duty; Study Hall Monitor; Dance Committee; Stunt Night. DOROTHY AUSTIN W 11Dotll Commerce 3926 N. Percy Street nA Cheerful Cherub. If it rained or if it snowed, If it hailed or if it blowed, If you just missed your trolley, If you1re not a bit jolly, If you got 9Pa in a test, And flunked all the rest, Dot would pop up, 90h! well! things could be worse? v Commercial Club; Entertainment Committeeuos. 1 Q6 W m DOROTHY AYRES Dot g Academic 1804 E. Russell Dot excels in athletics, Whether games or calesthenics? We believe that llDotaa eats Volleyball for breakfast, Baseball for lunch, and Basketball for supper, and Captain Ball before she goes to bed, and perhaps dreams about the track team. Shels full of pep and when she makes up her mind to get somethingewhy, she sticks at it till she does. Baseball, 1924; Senior Baseball, 1926; Basketball, 1925' 26; Volleyball, 1925326; Track; Cheer Leader; Interclass Track; llKlE llKHSS, Senator, 11A; Representative, 9A, 10B; Athletic Repr resentative, 12A, 12B; Social Science Club; Leadersl Club: Swimming Club; Boosters, Committee; Lunch Duty; Hall Duty; Study Hall Monitor. treet trlif': 19,: .--.-.v. new 1. ,;

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Kensington High School Record ANNA BECK 6 m KL iiAnnaii Academic 1126 Howarth Street UIn Mathematics does she shine, For her work indeed is 15716.1, When it comes to solving equations or finding the square root of a quantity, why Anna is always on the job, and she hardly ever fails to obtain the right answers either. She finds no problem too hard to tackle. Anna does not believe in making a lot of noiseseven to explain a prob, lem, but you never are unconscious of her presence, President of Mathematics Club, 11B; Secretary of Mathe' matics Club, 10A; VicerPresident 0f Vinculum, 12B; Field Club, 11A, 11B; Lunch Duty, 11A; Hall Duty, 12A; SeVr enth Period Civic Club 105', 12B; Study Hall Monitor, 12B; on Winning Interclass Volleyball Team, 12A; Intczv, class Gymn Contest, 12A. NIARGUERITE BECKER HMatrgeii Commerce 422 Belgrade Street iiMargei. is one of those quietly enthusiastic girls. She is interested in everything she does, and she is well liked by everyone Who knows her. Hereis luck to 1iMargc,H and the good Will of all her classmates. Commercial' Club; DistaE Report. FRANCES BENDER MAJ HFrcmcesi, Commerce 1915' E. Cambria Street, HPlay--Plays- 1 LI ? Drive the blues away? Frances is one Of those girls about whom it is hard to say anything. One Of her characteristics, however, is her quietness. She, unlike most of her sex, hardly ever says anything. Frances is a pianist, too, but we never hear from her because, perhaps, she is timid. We hope, Frances, some day you Will be listed as a great pianist, eh? Commercial Club; Hall Monitor.