Minersville High School - Eleusinia Yearbook (Minersville, PA)

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IN MEMORIAM WILLIAM ,CHARLES ULMER Bom: Icmuczry 24, 1928 Died: October 22, 1943 fi-V6

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D E D I C A T I O N : SUPERINTENDENT EDWARD A. BRADY l The superirvtendency of Q public school district in now more than ever a sacred trust demanding of its holder a sense of civic responsibility, a qift of understanding of childhood and adolescence, and a philosophy that takes in the fullness of the future. To our mind, Mr. Brady has embodied all these things and has shown, too, an energy and Q humor that lift administration from routine to a warm humcmity. Because of these qualities of character and leadership, we respectfully dedicate this Volume of the Elpeusinia to Mr. Edward A. Brody. tour

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THIBUTES TO BILLY ULMER BY HIS CIAASSMATES I'll always remember Billy as a Sun- day School pal who T advmlired a great degal. Jean Ann To Billy Ulmer, who was a typical all- American boy, His memo,y still lives fresh within our hearts. Julia Bodak Did you know him? Know Brill Ulmer? Wlho fin Mlinersville rlidnft? ' Vin. Biorreli He was loyal and true to all, 'either on the gridiron or off. Alan Bott To have known Billy Ulmer as a class- mate, a teammate. and a friend 'is an honor 'Chat will always remain as an 'in- sqpfifratiion to emulate his virtues in our daily living. Joe Brady l'll always remember Bill as a vigo- rous and earnest fellow, who was straight in school, on the gridiron and in life. John D'iSari o Although Bi ly wasn't a close friend, -I can say proudly that I kfnew him. ' Violeft Dugan 'His goodness will always -linger in my memory. Betty Dukmenft Although I've never spoken to Billy ln my foul' years of hlgih school, I will ai- ways remember the wonderful remai ks about him, and his wonderful coopera- tion in his :school years. Irene Hazara To the brave memory of our dearly be- loved classmate, Billy Ulmer, We shall always remember his snlenclid wolk in school and on the gridiron until the last. Kay Kline His fine character will linger ln my memory forever. Mary Kosinski A true gentleman and good sport - - - tihese are that reasons we loved and ad- mired -him. Dorothy Krashinsky Bill was one of the finest arlhletes and all-around fellows Minersvllle ever had, but that didnt blotheir B-ill. He was still the same shy, modest boy who was' liked by all. Bud Lambert He lived but a .short time, But he will stay long in my memory. Carol McCloskey I found Bill to he a boy wiho resnecteirl what was told to him in secret, and one who displayed his ability in athletics, but never let the flame he ggalned get' the best of him. Dolores Mattern To a. fellow I never knew very welll, but se-oretly admired because he was ad- mired by so many other people. Aleix Melusky six I recall Blillly as a fellow who had a fine personality. Anna M. Muskitas A hoy T 'enjoyed liavim: as a c-lassmfzte throughout. my school life. Julia Nash I' knew liilly well. He was a pzvefect gentleman. 5l'DOTlSlTl2l.l'l, and scholar, Ht- willl not easily he- f'm1:otuen. Fred Schcnck I'll remember Bll.ly's excellent. sense of humor and then fine way in whiz--h he set. out to achieve a goal. Mary Schneider The thought of having known n, swf-ll fellow like Bill has czumiecl me 'through many situations. Rita. Scliolato To the boy who was worthy of the recognition and praise bestowrifl on h-im in school as well as on the a.thletic field. Anna. Sniikosky Because of his ddligiliitful sense of hu- mofr and being one of the best athletes Minersviille Hligh has ever had, Billy will live on and on in our memories. Teresa Stein 'l'o the classmate who reaehetl the peak of leaderswhlp 'in every field. We will re- memher you in our hearts for ever, Bill. Nancy Stella I remembe- Hill as one of the finest and best of friends. Bertha. Stronifhosky I knew him as an 0lll',StH.l'lflll'l.g' athlete and admired him. He was a typical American school boy. Catharine Taraskavarxc I remember Billy Ulmer as min jolliest member of our home room. Violet Taraslmvngc An All-American in his scholastic standing and his athletic ability, Hf- was worshipped by all. Tom Tlernely A good athlete in every soo t of life. Thomas Wythe He was a. swell classmate :nfl an All- Arouncl sport. I'm glad to have known him and to have had an a.ssof':latIfon with him. Gertrude: Zimmerman Here is one boy who made all classes brighter by his presence. He was a. sport in every sense of the word. Peggy Zimmerman He was a man! Take him for all in all, I shall not look upon his like again. iS1halce,speareJ Anonymous