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Che Comet 1926 MARY SANDERCOCK Sandy Merry” Although Mary is on out-of-town stu- dent. she doesn't seem to miss many of the High School activities. Mary is usually very modest, but we have found one time when she “blow her own horn.” This is the time when dramatics appear on the horizon. Every one will testify that she is a good companion and a mighty good sport. We love her merry giggle and laughing eyes. Mary is a Latin-adept and is always willing to impart her knowledge to others. However. Mary knows her own mind. If she thinks she's right not even Solomon in all his wisdom could convince her otherwise. Honors: Class Play (4); Class Treasurer (2) (3) (4); Glee Club (2); Associate Editor. Conkt (4). CLETA SCHLEGEL Shorty “Clrta And here we have our own little Clcta— a good sport, faithful and kind-hearted. Cleta's voice is so well-modulated that it’s a job to ascertain her hopes and ambitions. We challenge the teases from Hcllcrtown to Bangor to ruffle her calm— temper is a thing unknown to her. If the state would require six hours of study in an evening. Clcta would acquiesce. She's what you would term the type of girl who wouldn't think of questioning the obey in that I will affair. Honors: Glee Club (2). DOROTHY SMART Smarty Dart Dot Jimmie Let us introduce to you our mathe- matical shark and Charleston fiend. When skirts and hair were shorn she wanted to follow suit, but instead she trumped—lienee the Jimmie.” Jimmie expects to go to Cedar Crest and we warn the Muhlenberg men: She comes, she goes, she has conquered. English professors say climaxes should appear at the finish, but Jimmie is too many climaxes to be analyzed. Honors: Glee Club (2) (4); Geometry Prlxe (2); Basketball (4).
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Nazareth PjJgh School FRANCES ROTH Fran Rothie” Frances is quiet, but everything about her spells friendliness. She's the youngest member of the class, but does she know what early to bed is? Not if the High School swains can help itl In spite of Rothie's many side attractions, she's loyal to her studies. Frances is one of the fairest of twenty- six’s maids. We were afraid when she declared she would shear her curls, but the result is so pleasing that we bid others to follow suit. Her mild nature is a balm on stormy days—nothing angers her and she is a real sport. Honors: Prendent. Student Council (4); Secretary. Literary Society (4): Glee Club (2) (4); Secretary and Treasurer. Student Council (3): Secretary and Treasurer. Music Club (4): Vice- President. Class (4); Publicity Committee (3). EVELYN RUNDLE PAUL RUSSELL Ronnie Hey Pauley Husky Edelmans surely did us a big favor when it sent Evelyn our way. Is silence golden? Evelyn, you must be a millionairess! (What she says though is worth while.) Promptness and dependability are always practiced by her. If she says she'll do a thing you can bet your last cent she'll do it—and that's all there is to it! Bills are usually liabilities to people, but Evelyn put her Bill on the other side of the balance sheet. Reference: Poe's Bells—fourth stanza. Honors: Glee Club (2) (4). After all has been explained, no matter what the subject. Paul is sure to get awake and ask what it was all about. After a lot of coaxing. Paul will do a lot. if a girl asks it. He is easy-going, but he very seldom misses a horse ride. Argue with him? It can't be doncl He'd agree with you so as to be polite or to save energy. His smiles are usually hearty grins of good-fellowship. He's a valuable asset to our basketball team and to our class. We could not do without him and we hope he'll find it hard to forget us. Honors: Class President (I): Student Council (I): President. Athletic Association (4); Glee Club 4): Class Play (4); Varsity Basketball (3) (4); Cosier Staff (4).
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Nazareth fttgb School MILDRED STROUSE Milly Strousie Whenever we look at “Milly, we think the Hall and High School would do well to unite. “Milly is a happy-go-lucky lassie, but when she's interested in something she'll push till she knocks it over. This last year she has blossomed into a basketball whiz. The size of her opponent doesn't phase her at all. She jumps into the fight with wim. wigor and witality. She puts pep into a crowd and when she's around, conversation doesn't lag. for her tongue begins to wag. Honors: Glee Club (2) (4): Clan Play (4); Basketball (4). VIOLET VanNATTA 'Vi” “Violetta” Watch out. people, it's time to show you the beauties of the country. Vi's coming across the room. But don't put too much blame on this pretty classmate of ours—she simply can't make those blue eyes behave. Vi shines with our gang. Mr. Schwartz can't refute her arguments—by this we mean her vocal speed is too great for any one to cope with. Vi has a heavy correspondence and her admirers seem to have good taste as to what milady likes. We don't blame you. boys. Hoxors: Glee Club (2) (4); Class Play (4). FRANCES WOTRINC Reds Sunshine Clever and reserved, witty and sincere— that's “Reds. She seems to us to be a fine representative of '26—likeable and willing to work. She tells us she wants to be wise and an old maid, but when asked about our opinion of this we can only sav that Woman is at once the delight and terror of man. She was very essential to this book, as she is in most things she attempts—fudge making no exception. Honors: Editor-in-chief. Combt (4): Class President (2); President. Literary Society (4); Vice- President. Literary Society (3); Editor. Publicity Staff (3): Glee Club (2) (4); Varsity Basketball (2) (3) (4): Member Student Council (2) (3); Cias» PUy (4).
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