Meadville Area High School - Red and Black Yearbook (Meadville, PA)

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H. ELMER BARNES Dramatic Club. Slide Rule Club. A hard-working young newspaper man, carefree and gay, with the energy that comes from 3 o'clock risings. One of these men that, VVant but little here below with the happy trait of being able to take your society or leave it alone. A cheerful exponent of Epicurean philoso- phy- ARTHUR I.. BATES Pinkie Tennis Team, '27. Arthur Bates, better known as Pinky, is one of the best looking boys in the class, VVe expect great things of Pinky for he has the likeness of two great men namely, Hercules CPiano moverj and Romeo CShirleyl. We all wonder if it was because of Shirley, or because he liked school so well that he stayed with us so long. GEORGE BIGLER Radio Club. George! The Algebra shark. whose conception of the fourth dimension is far beyond Einstein's. lt is to be regretted that such ability is not a requisite since it would aid Georgeyin his aim to attain Hobby jones' heights. FLORENCE M. BLANCHARD That's That, Springtime, Theatre Guild. Florence is often seen running around the halls with something very important to tell someone. She always manages to get her lessons, but she never misses any of the good times. just now her thoughts are in Jamestown, but this may need changing before the year book is out, EVELYN MARGARET BOYLE Tiny Just a case where quality and not quantity counts. She can usually be found with Esther if she isn't with Bill. Tiny is surely a true friend. She is very fond of Maxwells. MARGARET BLANCHE BRIGGS ..Peg,. Brevity is the soult of wit. Peg, we need a little of your' wit to cheer us up a bit. VVe are glad that you decided to come to Meadville to finish your high school course. Peg has made many friends for her- self in her one year of school here. VVe hope good luck will follow you through the long rough road of life,

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MARY li. BROCK NYe thought that when Betty moved away Mary would be desolate but one as popular as she could immediately form a new corporation ealled Brock and XYork, Beside being a very good pianist Mary is also quite fond of chil- dren one Childtsl in partieular. ELEANORE BROXYN Springtime, The XYhole Town's Talking. lleppy aud black-eyed-that's Eleanor. She seems lost since Alyce Lynch and Geraldine Clancy left school, but she will probably follow them to Allegheny next year. Every thing lileanor says is ac- companied by a giggle for which she is well known. CHARLES M. HCCKLIEY Buck Football Manager, Vocational liuidanee Club. 'Huckn is perhaps the best manager a Meadville High football team ever had. lt is little wonder that our team won the championship with Buck always pres- ent to take care of all the details and to cheer the boys when the going was rough. NYc're sorry Buck is leaving and his place will be hard to fill. PACL ll. CARES Orchestra '2f1. '27, '283 l'resident of Latin Club. '20, '28: Debating Club. 'Z7: Senior Six for marks. One of the Big boys of the Senior Class. Paul is not only a shark at Latin, but at anything he takes up, He can take either side of a case and argue with you until you wonder why you ever disagreed with him. JAMES CHARLTON Jimmy Radio Club. Ha! Here we have it: the prize hunt- er of M. H. S.. that quiet CFB history whirlwind. Absent during hunting sea- son on account of sickness. VVe hear jim likes the opposite sex. but we sin- cerely hope it's a false report: how about it, james? JUSTIN CHILDS Jutty Current History Club. - XYe are all acquainted with the smiling face of Juddy the Painter. ,luddy is one of the great shieks of the senior class. lle will not tell whether he is going to college or not. but we often see him around Allegheny Street. XYe wonder if Juddy will Mary or not.