North York High School - Panther Yearbook (North York, PA)

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RICHARD DAVID SCHASZBERGER He is the barber of our class To cut 'em up that is his task He skavcs 'em all-but now and then XVith wa,r1d'ring thought he cut his man In training every day and week To make his man fall at his feet And in the fight, he's bound to Win Because he has that winning grin 'Wlooo13ee ICHARD DAVID SCHASZBERGER was born February 2, 1912, in a little red brick house at 113 West Sixth avenue. Dick can be seen almost every morning taking his hike out through the country. This is what Dick seems to cherish, a good hike. Pardon for saying it again, but possibly he likes hiking because it keeps him in 'training for all his fights. At other times you can see Richard delivering circulars for the North York State bank or at his usual hangout, the cigar store, to which place he goes when his time is not occupied by one of his many jobs. David, which name he never uses except in solid trigonometry class, is one of the five senior boys who are trying to learn their angles and functions. He has a habit of amusing our trig teacher, who, it seems, cannot protect herself from his onslaught of jokes. During his second year in high school, Schatzy held the ofiice of president. In the junior year he was elected vice president of the Philo Literary society. In this oliice, it was necessary for him to prepare the programs for the society meetings. In the class play of '30, he took thc role of Mr. Donald Swift, a boxer and movie director. He sang in the High school quartet and the operetta of '30. Dick's last Word was that he'll take correspondence courses in civil engineering. 21 y

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HELEN IRENE SCHASZBERGER Petiteness is her leading trait But yet no one will find her late And when she tries to do a thing The finished product she will bring Most tall: is or her cave man strong Lured to her side by some sweet song Like music caught his ear and then Enraptured him like most young men Tbat's Your Story ELEN IRENE SCHASZBERGER was born June 21, 1910 in the community of North York, and she has spent her entire life in its surroundings. Teenie is the secretary of the school, and whenever you hear keys clicking away at a fast rate you are sure to find Teenie close by. Schatzie is our live and ten cent store lass, and whenever you en- ter the store you are sure to see Irene all excited and flushed, serving the customers who surround the counter, shouting and fussing for no reason at all. You can easily see, after being in Midget's company for a short period of time, that she is proud to be the sister of one of her fellow classmates, for she often is heard saying these words, That's my broth- er. And it appears that they never quarrel. ? 'Z ? ? ? Helen has had many activities since she entered high school. She was in the glee club '27, '28, '29 and operetta '28, '29, She also appeared in the class play of '30 and was president of the Girl Reserves '29, '30. As school secretary '30 she did very good Work for all who asked her. She was attendance reporter '29, '30 and business manager of the 1930 SPARKLER. Helen entered in volleyball '27 but did not continue. Due to her music ability she was in the spring contest '28. Helen's ambition is to be a stenographer and if she continues the good work she is now showing she will be a great success. 2 6 1

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DRUSILLA GRIM SHINDEL She is a very charming girl Her r's in French can twirl and twirl Her curly hair, her merry laugh Put all her friends on her path She ls the baby of our class But yet a very studious lass Her dimpled cheeks, her pearly teeth All make her boy friends lose their speech 'OIa, Yeh RUSILLA GRIM SHINDEL is only fifteen, having been born in the small burg of Roundtown, September 27, 1914. She spent all of her school days in the North York schools, and nobody is sorry. Silley is a very merry lass. She is happy at all times. When any joke is being told you can always see Tiny in the middle. She is very industrious and is one of the brilliant students of the senior class. She can always be found at her home and at her dad's restaurant, where she is an old hand at charming the customers with smiles and orders of soup, dinner, and milk shakes. Dru seems to have much vocal ability. She was in the glee club in '28, '29. She participated in the operettas in '29, '3O. She is a whiz at volleyball. She played this game every year that she was in high school, '27, '28, '29, '30. She was the assistant secretary of the senior class in '28. In the senior class play of '30 she was a giggling, wide- awake young American girl. She was laughing, but this is quite char- acteristic of her. Sil is a Wow of a basketball player, being a star guard during the years of '29 and '30, All the good morning exercises that the seniors gave were due to the activity of this young lass, who certainly knows her onions. Suddar wishes to be a school teacher and will acquire more learn- ing at a higher institution. 28