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

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Ufia Alfsazifgfz, 1935 MR. CLIFFORD S. GUNNET, A.B. structor in History and English. gacuffy Cgankgzi This year there have been several changes in the assignments of the the members of the faculty of North York High School. Mr. Robert E. Everhart and Mr. C. Clinton Ruby had taken their positions in the beginning of the school term, the latter filling the vacancy left by his sister, Mrs. Beryl Ruby Abel. During the illness of Mr. E. I. McGuigan, Mr. Clifford Gunnet was called as a substitute and, upon the former's death, was retained by the board of education. Then Mr. Mitchell assumed the position of high school principal. Among the extra-curricular duties, Mr. Armold was made faculty adviser of school publications, Miss Laura Burket, school librarian, and Mr. Everhart, in conjunction With Mr. Mitchell, director of plays-all of which Mr. McGuigan formerly had charge. -K 12 ,- Graduate of Gettysburg College, class of l934. ln-

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U45 Alfzwrff.-n, 47935 MAURICE BAKER Classical Activities-Bazaar Committee Z, Science Club: 4. Maurice is the shy boy of our class. He is not interested in the opposite sex, but he didn't have his dream yet, any- way, it is sure to come some day. Baker is very intel- ligent in Math and in his other studies in the classical course. Maurice has not yet decided what his future plans are, but, whatever he chooses, he is sure to do well. ROBERT BARTON Commercial Activities-Soccer: l, Basketball: l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball: l, Op- eretta: l, 2, 3: Bazaar Committee: 2, Class President: 3, Class Plays: 3, 4, Track: 2, 3, 4, Glee Club: 2, 3, 4, Dra- matic Club: 4. Behold! the heart smasher of the class. Many girls fell for Bob during his high school career, but finally one cap- tured him. Bob is noted for his athletic ability, he al- ways plays a good and clean game of basketball, Also, he has secured many honors in track. Barton is very intelligent in his studies and partic- ipated- in a large number of school activities. No matter into what field he goes for his life work, the class of '35 wishes him lots of good fortune. ISABEL BESHORE Classical Activities-Girl Reserves: 1, Z, 3, 4, Bazaar Committee: 2, Volley Ball: l, 2, School News: l, 2, 3, 4, Managing Edi- tor of School News: 4, Play Usher Committee: 3, Play Committee: 4, Sparkler: 4, Glee Club: 4. lsabel has the distinction of walking to York more often than any sudent: however, she has good reason, for she's the managing editor of the School News. ls has a great desire for extra curriculars and has aided both the class and the school in many functions. Beshore hasn't time to worry, hence she is always making friends and keeping them. Her optimism will do much in helping her attain success in the future, WILLIAM BLESSING Classical Activities-Athletic Association: l, 2, 3, 4, School News: l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball: 2, 3, 4, Bazaar Committee: 2, Base- ball: Z, Class Play: 3, Ring Committee: 4, Vice President of Class: 1. Did you say something about basketball? Well, here's a boy who is especially interested in this sport and knows how to play, too. Vic seems to have a continual attrac- tion on North Duke street,-continual, because the affair has been going on tor nearly four years. By the way he- ob- tains ads for the school paper, there would be chances that Blondie might become a successful business man, however, instead of choosing this vocation, he is going to he a second Lindbergh, a special distinction to our class. -K 14 5-