Matamoras High School - Delaware Yearbook (Matamoras, PA)

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in E 'G s HQEWQA vu Hp' lhrxluxin lVll.l,lA.Kl lllIAll11ll I l l'l'I'lll41l, Muir -lrs'riN Valedictoriang Editor-in-chief of The Concentratorng Secy. of Kodak and Travel Club: Casts of An Uncon- scious, Burglary , and. Just, For Fun g Literary Society. lJON l' ill-I 'PHAT XVAYY' Ah. here she is! The julliest, sweet- est and smallest girl in the class. flood things mime in small paekages and Hthel is nu exception. Shy is she. and modest. but with a mind of her own. ln our scholastic- work and class arlivi- lies she has always lerl us, showing marked ability in English and Mathe- matics. As liclitor-in-chief of The 1'um-entratur . Ethel has proved il must 1-apable jaurnalist anal supervisor. She also excels in musical and theafri- val ability. lVe feel certain she is a future Julia Marlowe without the avuirclupois. llut lflthel declares she means tu be a teacher. lYe know that whaiever problems may present them- selves, lilthel will wniie- smiling thru. Literary Society, Cast of Just For Fung Athletic Association, Basket- Ball Team: Track Team. HELLO, S'I'Ul K-UP! Picture Rip as the suave yet dash- ing Luthario of the Class play Just For Fun. Everyone thrills to see Rip rip and tear down the varsity court, during any of our basketball games. llis slugan seems to be: How can man die better than facing' fearful odds? YVe are not exactly sure how he came to adopt this slogan, but probably il grew out of his experience in previous years during his visits to the wifi:-e. Rip has so many good points that he would put a paper uf pins to shame. Thus it would be difficult to review them in such a short space. May Ray always have the determina- tiun to win that has characterized him thruugxhuut our high school days. J I ni 1 9 2 8 ,H IA

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an E ',, 5 QEZEJG Ill V K.x'rlli:rN Mun .Xl.'i'u.xx Editor-in-chief of The Delaware , Secretary of Literary Society, Vice President of Kodak and Travel Clubg Cast of Just For Fun. A XV. GICIGI lVe challenge anyone to show us a person who can find more interestinpz' topics to converse about than Tuff does. Perhaps her ready conversation is the reason why her many gallant adinirers Iind the rear of the Study llall such at pleasant rendezvous. The Inallots had to be carefully counted when electing: our Literary Society President to make sure that none of the gentleman had stuffed the ballot in order to gain the privilege of sitting.: lneside Kate on the stage. Kates good nature has won for her many friends who will remember her af.er High School life is over. Kathryn has accomplished much along literary, art- istic and dressmaking: lines, but she has decided to follow in her siste1 s foot- steps and become a school instructor. nur very best wishes at-company her. II.u:ol.n Loris lli:ic'rscii li'uIa', 7'41j2 ' l ixll, Iicl'l.w'l1i1 Literary Society: Athletic Association: Science Club. Yl'I-l-Ill! llere we have the Mill llift kid! Fish hails from the woody hills. His daily trip to and from the ole homa- town gives him the opportunity lo View the beautiful scenery along: the Delaware Iiiver. This probably at-A counts l'or his desire to see the world and to ll6K'0lll9 a Volga llU2ll.IllZlll. lie- cause uf his desire for SX'VllllIlllIlLI, after inuch contemplation. we have nick- named hini l ish. Altho' Fish has not entered :athletics he is a proinnienl figure in the rooter section when any haskethall games are staged. Harold's one desire in life is to be- come mayor of Mill Rift. Here's hoping you realize your illlllbllllill, Hertschl Ill i 1928

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E 'Q . 635251. ltvrii ti. Maixns 'Jluinsie Literary Societyg Secretary, Reading Club: Staff of The Concentrator. UGOSHV' Altho' Mainsie is tl1e baby of our class she has outranked us all in up- holding our Senior dignity. Nor has her dignity made her a grind or a bore, for who has not heard the faint little giggle of Mainsie echoing thru' the halls of M. H. SJ! Rutn's remarkable ability as a pianist has been tittingly shown by her beautiful selec-tions play- ed for assembly and Literary Society Dl'0f.I'l'2lll1S. During her four years spent in high sehool she has maintained a superior standard in class work. NVQ- are not r-ertain as to Mainsie-'s future, hut she will undoubtedly develop her talent as a musit-ian and beenme an instruvtor. ' --lm-lf liizxxmii .loiix l .tum-:iz Literary Societyg Athletic Associationg Kodak and Travel Club. 'I'hou sure and fairer sex, llear not my steps. whit-h way they walk, for fear Thy ears hear ot' my whereabouts. No one van say with assurance. but we all surmise that if anyone were to steal into Diek's houdoir, he would tind a neat work-basket vontaining' needles. scissors, buttons and thimbles-an in- dia-ation ot' Dit'k's future state ot' bavh- elorhood. For him the opposite sex has no attrar-tion. Dirk reminds us ol' the tortoise in that old fable: he may be slow and plodding, but in the end he at-hieves his purpose. Altho' Dirk has not entered the I'ie'd ol' athleties, he has been an af-tive tif:- ure in the llod and tlun Vluh. ltest ot' lurk to you llivkf ill 1 9 2 8 Ill U