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

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Hlil.l'fN LTLAPP Speed is one of M. H. S.'s charming brunettes, usually seen with her ehums. Roberta and Helen. She tries to make us believe she doesn't eare for the oppo- llow about it, Henry? She's site sex. planning to be a typist. but we have our doubts. ICDNA CLARK liddy is one of the nicest girls in the class. Very quiet and reserved. but quick to laugh if there is anything to XYe once heard some one say, laugh at. lt's a lucky fellow who gets 'lCddy'. STANLICY COLE flood old Stanleyfiiinall, but mighty. lle's quite a shark at public speaking. lint Stan. don't look so serious all the tinie: you should look on the sunny side of life and carry a smile around with you. lt is safe to predict that he will go far with that determined way of his. ,L ROY G. COl.'l'lCR UTCX.. Slide Rule Club, Roy is a very good talker although he often has some very queer ideas. lle still thinks that Lady Macbeth was sat- urated. Never mind. Roy. it is from just such conceptions as these that one gains the rank of l'hilosopher. Then too, if this fails. there is still a crying demand for Radio Announcers. HARRIlE'l l'lC M. CORICY Hat Cilee lilub. One of the sweetest girls in M. H, S. is Harriette. She seems to have quite a drag with the teachers as she never comes in the afternoon and yet always has her lessons. XYe understand that ei certain dark haired young man demands a great deal of her attention, lXlll.lJRlfl7 lf. CURRY Orchestra 'Z4. '23, '.Zo, '273 tilee Club '26, '27. Millie is a brunette with a boy bob and blue eyes. She plays a trumpet well. just ask Miss llond. 'tMillie drives her Chrysler in from fonneaut Lake nearly every morning, She can be found at Dot's any afternoon. XYe think there is an oculist in the background.

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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.

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NANCY tllfR'l'RlllJlQ COYLIC MARY CVNNINUIIAM Nancy is one ot' the gifted memhers of Dramatic L luh. our class. She has heen endowed with -glll. iS llglll fm- QW,-V lmm- of dark- a keen mind. Une of the highest com- Hegel Marv- ig mm Ol llll, gl,-ls llml pliments which we eould give anyone Came ll, Ourisl-llolll last Vw,-r 'l'lll. lull-, 'WNY IW llfillllffl W NZUWY livwllsv Sh? hers don't get rieh fromiher, for she is has really earned it: and that is that she UNC of the lcw girls Will, lmlll lml,-I tyl- ean earry responsibility. XYhen she like ll. Blur,-l glll. ls l.Xl,l.l-ling ll, ly, ll, gives her word, you may always he sure lllc l'llll-l.r5'lll. uf gy,-H0150 ,wxl full. that she will keep it. ' ' lil.l.lCN ,lANli t'l l l'liR ZIQLLA lflili fRAlG Quick, and lively. and full of pep. Zella is a hlonde with hlue eyes. and The sweetest girl we've ever met. a very pleasing personality. She drives l.a petite jolie lille of the senior class. a Ford roadster from Saegertown to A worshiper of the gridiron men and an sehool every morning' and is very sel- ardent admirer of one of our ehampion's dom late. XYe are sure she will he a hrother. Likes Ham that'll weigh za very etiicient typist for she is eontinns ton. ller disposition is za proof that ally winning.: awards on the typewriter, beauty isn't skin deep. She and Anna May are seldom seen apart. Our lillen 'YUM CROXYIC jane hopes to go to the uliilillllllll School ' .'. , I . ,. ,. ' ' XYhat will the Staff do without Tom Ui Mmm in hmhwul' IX' N' next year? The Year llooki Mr. l'oux? V i v l ilitllll is a elever artist and is always will- ARl'lIXl'- DAX I5 ing to help the sehool. Ile is usually lfveryone's friend: the eheeriest little seen with Murph and lloney. hut girl in the elztss. Always has her lessons. seems to he a Confirmed wornan-hater. hut never fails to do a favor where she l'om heheves in minding his own husi- ean. ller Sam llill stories went over ness and is inehned to he sareastie to higg some day she'll qinn tame as a novel- those who interfere with his alfairs. ist. we know.