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

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I DADKLED I934 Bornaine Myers Activities-Glee Club: Z, 35 Op- eretta: Z9 School News: 1, 45 Sparkler: 4g Girl Reserves: 1, Z3 Soph. Bazaar Committee: Zg Junior Play Committee: 35 Senior Play Usher Committee: 45 Commencement Speaker. BIENDS, Romans, and Countrymen, allow me to introduce the Latin- minded girl of our class. She seems to connect all subjects with her favorite study. Even her laugh re- sembles the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius. Romaine is pleasant, noisy and very ambitious. The honor roll would be in- complete without her name, When a laugh rings loud and clear, 'You can bet Romaine is near. Bernard Peeling Activities-Glee Club: 3: Op- erettas: 2, 3, 4g Class Plays: 3, 4. ERNARD is the Bing Crosby of our class. His crooning and acting in operettas, class plays, and assemblies will long be remembered. Like Bing, he makes them fall for him, especially one. One of his greatest Weak- nesses is minding babies. He is very seldom seen alone, as he is almost al- ways accompanied by the Prof's stenog. The class of '34 wishes him success in the fullest sense of the word. The girls are all thrilled by his songs, But to a Senior his heart belongs. Boy Pfaltzgraff Activities-Junior Class Play: 39 School News: 45 Sparkler: 45 Librarian: 3. INSTEIN? No, but one of his brilliant colleagues. Thcrt's What Boy will be some day. For haven't We abundant evidence of his efficiency and talent in chemistry? He is the standby for his class- mates in 1ab. Roy is serious but always ready for fun. It seems strange that such a lad has not found time for the op- posite sex. With the study of chem- istry as a prospect, we are sure he will make good. The only Einstein'l of l34 Surpasses all others gone before. l21l Bernard Quickel Activities-School News: 1. ERNARD is one of the blue-eyed blonde he- roes ot the class who thinks entirely too much about girls. Every day in Problems of Democracy class he could be seen talking to a cer- tain Senior girl from Emigs- ville, who occupied the seat behind his. But this never developed into any- thing really serious. lt turned out to be only an- other of those school day romances. Of many girls he has his pick, We wonder if peroxide, is not the trick.

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Kathryn Kann Activities-School News: 1: Sen- ior Class Play: Committee: 4: Commencement Speaker. ATHRYN, or Marian Heistand's shadow, as she is better known to us all, has proved to be a very fine student during her four years of high school. She took a great deal of interest in her studies and always made high marks. Kathryn's commercial ability is quite evident by her speed and accuracy in shorthand. With such qualities as these Kathryn is sure to make a success of her future. A very handsome girl, indeed, As a secretary she'll surely succeed. Kathrine Lehr Activities-Glee Club: Z, 3: Op- eretta: 1, 2, 3: Girl Reserves: 1, 4: Sophomore Bazaar Com- mittee: 2: Volley Ball: 1: Orchestra: 1, Z, 3, 4. HE class of '34 is very fortunate in having a great musician in its midst. The sweet melodies played by Kathrine on her saxophone could be heard in the school orchestra and in many assembly pro- grams. Besides being a great sax-player Kathrine stud- ied very hard and always managed to have her name on the honor roll. Kathrine wishes to be- come a famous musician. The Senior Class wishes her lots of success. Kathrine never wears a frown When with that lad from Hivelystown. t2Ul I PADKLEIQ IU34 Neita Hoffman Activities-Glee Club: Z, 33 Op- eretta: 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Plays: 3, 45 School News: 1, Z, 3, 4: Sparkler: 4: Girl Reserve Club: 1, 2, 3, 4: Motto Committee: 1: Sophomore Bazaar Committee: Z: Basketball: 1, 3, 4: Volley Ball: 1, 3, 4: Track: 3: Secre- tary of Class: 3: Secretary to Principal: 3, 4: Librarian: Z: Secretary of Athletic Associa- tion: 4. HAPPY, good-natured girl, that's Neita. She is hardly ever seen without a broad smile on her face and there is noth- ing Neita will not do to help her friends. Neita is always busy, even her spare time is given to that one certain hero, the class crooner. Such a very charming girl Puts many lads' hearts in a whirl. Kenneth Morningstar Activities-Reserve Basketball: 1, Z, 3: Baseball: 1: Soccer: 1: Track: Z, 3, 4. EHOLD the Romeo of the class. Kenneth is very much interested in the opposite sex, especially those living about the cen- tral part of the city. But how can he help it if the girls fall for him? Kenneth has a very hicrh position in that famous I. C. T. I. Club. Kenneth hasn't decided exactly what his future plans are, but whatever he chooses, the class of '34 knows he will succeed. Known for his tennis far and near He's hound to win success, So unto him let's give a cheer For hope and happiness.

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William Riale Activities-Orchestra: 2, 3, 4. ILLII-XM is one ol the out-of-town students. He usually walks to and from school. lt is not too much trouble for him to carry his violin for weekly orchestra rehearsals and assembly programs. He proved to be quite a iaith- iul and valuable orchestra member throughout his High School career. This commercial student is known to fall tor certain out-of-town girls. William is quite a radio enthusiast and wishes to proceed in this field. The class feels sure of his suc- cess. If there is trouble in the ai'r, 'You can bet that William is there. Elizabeth Rishel Activities-Senior Play Program Committee: 45 Operetta: 4. LIZABETH is quite a timid lass, nevertheless she has her lessons pre- pared daily. She exercises the saying, Do today's work today, not tomorrow. Elizabeth has a weak- ness tor an Auburn car driven by a gentleman trom Emigsville. The class ot '34 is sure that Elizabeth will succeed it she has her work pre- pared as regularly in the tuture as she had in school. Elizabeth talks the entire day, But we like her anyway. E223 I DADKLEIQ I934 l-larolcl Quickel Activities-Operetta: 2, 33 Class Plays: 3, 45 School News: 1: Sparkler: 4: Class Commit- tees: 2, 3, 4: Basketball: 1, Z: Tennis: Z, 3, 4: Class Presi- dent: 3, 4: Treasure of Athletic Assn.: 3: Orchestra: 1, Z, 3, 4: Commencement Speaker. AROLD is the musician of the class oi '34. His violin may be heard above all other instruments in the school orchestra. Harold is also a studious lad. He has carried high honors during all tour years of high school. Harold has followed in the steps ot the classical course. The class is positive that he will succeed in lite, par- ticularly if he sticks to his violin. He's a studious boy, indeed, We'1e positive that lie'll sucf Ceed. Viola Sauerwald Activities-Operetta: 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club: Z, 3. IOLA is one oi the pretty brunettes be- longing to the Senior Class. She possesses a smile which is known to many. Her utmost atten- tion has somewhat been attracted to our rivaling borough, Red Lion. Viola is a worthy mem- ber ot the commercial class. Her ability in singing won her name places on assembly programs and operetta casts. Some day she expects to be a nurse, and we know she will be a good one. She may not clistinguislira 'uevlfz from a noun, But slie sure knows that lad from Dallastown.