Mohnton High School - Log Yearbook (Mohnton, PA)

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C ass Name Pet Expression 1. Ralph Bear .................. Ive got the blues ............ .. 2. Arletta Burkhart ........ Shucks ................. . 3. Geraldine Burkhart 5. Warren Crowther 6. Marvin. ,Detambel 7. Mildred Eckenroth 8. Willard Eckenroth 9 . . Willard Epler ' .............. ' 10. Heinz Espig ...... su tt That's snazzy ..... My word .....,..... 4. Anna Burkholder ........ I m broke .............. I didn't have time ............ I in sick ..........,....... Don't you get ugly .......... 'So does joe Schmaltzv Take a sneak .................... 1 -Q1 11. Paul Guigley .............. I can t do it ......... . 12. Warren Harding ........ 13. Albert Herman .......... 14. Baker Hertzog ............ 15. 'Alton Hoffman ............ 16. Howard Kleinsmith .... 17. Mary Leininger .......... 18. Ruth Ludwig .............. 19. Robern Matz ...... ui. ss is 4.- Good joke ....................,... My sweet little tulip You dog ............................ You're good ...................... ss Get outa here .................. That's very unfunnyu All nghe' ......,,,.....,.,..,,...,., , I'm in love ..... 20. Earl. Mayer .................. Oh, well ....,....... . 21. Richard Mohn ............ 22. Gerald Plucker ............ 23. Margaret Schatz .......... 24. Kenneth Smith ,........... as ss sv I know ..............,... Don't get tough .............. But definitely .................... I'll slug you .,.....,,..,,,,,,,,,,, 25. Victor Werner ............ Cheese and crackers 26. Florence Wolfe .......... 27. Mary Young ...... THE BEACON- I939 su I don't know .... .........,..,... Gee whiz lnuentotq Noted For Chewing gum Being busy Wanting a convertible Interest in Chevies Being happy-goflucky Playing the iddlc Going to the movies Walking to Cedar Top Refusing dates Athletic ability Enthusiasm for hunting Argumentation shooting Q25 Hunting OJ Being a pest Adrniration of the fairer sex Talkativeness A Conservativeness Mohn Strcetitis Shyness Interest in Dewey Alley Art ability ' Sudden interest in dentistry Visiting Shillington Singing ability Giggling Stature sixtyfsevcn

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sixtyf six M. Hifi - ' H ' lDorlcl's Fair of The Future lcont'd.l were Baker -and Warren Crowther with rival orchestras in the ice cream parlor. Each one was trying to outdo the other. When our meal was finished Ralph suggested going to the-Music Hall. There we were entertained by the great contralto, Florence Wolfe, and the second Fritz Kreisler, Marvin Detambel. Reverend Harding gave a welcome speech. He seemed to have establishd himself quite well. What a crowded day I had had. Isaw every single classmate who had graduated with me in '39. Little did I dream that I would see them all together in one place and all having achieved such great fame. Senior Ron Ralph, the salesman of our class, Has proved successful in the past. Arletta, a charming air hostess we see Sailing among the clouds so free. With Gerry convertibles take the cake, No matter the color, age, or make. Anna knows her p's and q's And always puts them to good use. Warren Crowther seems to like blondes, Ford V8's and skating ponds. Marvin Detambel, a studious chap, ll Cd 15. 16. 17 18. - 19. Runs, 'round the track to the very last lap. Mildred Eckenroth, quite an athlete, Often perfomis quite a daring feat. Big Bump Willie, our baseball star, With his ball playing will go quite far. Willard Epler, a quiet little guy, Is fast as lightning in the sky. Heinz, who wants to travel, far Has proved to be a great track star. Paul Guigley, using his gun, Keeps the 'wild life on the run. Warren Harding we're happy to say May be a minister some sweet day. Albert Herman, big, tall, and brown, Among the Seniors is the clown. 20. 21. 22. 23 24. 25. 26 27 Baker with his trumpet some day Will show the world how he can play. Alton Hoffman, with his chewing gum, Is always happy, never glum. Howard proved to us this year That as an Indian he could appear. Mary Leininger is quite a tease, But none of her teachers does she displease. Ruth, a demure and pleasant lass, Is always on time to every class. Robert Matz, a happy soul, Chooses Mohn Street for his goal. Earl Mayer is a studious lad, And as a runner, he's not so bad. Dick, ideal, and a good sport too, Stands in the hearts of his friends as true. Gerald Plucker, adept in art, Very seldom shirks his part. Margaret, a girl who loves to jest, Will choose in the future what she thinks best. Kenneth Smith, known for his Lizzie, And Shillington girls who keep him busy. Victor Werner, our great baritone, Will never go through this world alone. Flossie, an excellent language student, Also proves to be quite prudent. Mary Young, with hair quite wavy, Is really fond of the U. S. Navy. THE QEACOIXP I939 . I .1fs.raaf.. -. A ...slitti-

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