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

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ESTHER INNERS Commercial U55 egflmgfefz, 1935 BERNARD HIMMELRIGHT Commercial Activities-Basketball: l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball: 2, 3, 4, Glee Club: l, Track: l. Look whom we have herel None other than a great basketball player. Nardy may be better known to his classmates as Velma's old flame, or Ruth's shadow. Hummel is active in all school sports and he has true sportsmanship, which is something to be proud of. Nard seems especially fond of North George Street, but is it his fault that his past and present reside there? However, the class of '35 wishes him luck throughout any career he may choose. MARY HOKE Classical Activities-Operetta: 3, Girl Reserves: 4, Class Play Usher: 4, Sparkler: 4. Music has its charms but so has Maryl You may be sure that you have a pleasing combination with these two. The union of these charms has attracted a certain boy of Emigsville. Don't be surprised if Mitzie accidentally speaks French while conversing with you some day, for she is fond of French and intends to correspond with a true French person. lf, in the future, you wish to see Mary, call at the York Hos- pital, if she isn't busy attending patients, she will entertain you. but the her the Activities-Volley Ball. l, 2, 3, Track. 2, Glee Club. 4, Dra- matic Club: 4, Class Play Program Committee: 4, Ba- zaar Committee: 2, Girl Reserves: 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheering Section: 4, Frolic Committee: 3. One of Esther's accomplishments is her ability to speak with her eyes. Those eyes leave a lasting impression on anyone who speaks to her. Eses is a true friend once a person has secured her amiability. Gaiety is one of Esther's greatest charms and she has been known to brighten many a solemn group. These characteristics as well as her de- pendability gain for Esther many friends who appreciate her constant good humor. NAOMI KI-XUFFMAN General Activities-At Hallam: Class Play: 2, 3, Assistant Pianist: 2, 3, Vice President of Class: 2, President of Class: 3, News Reporter: 3, Librarian: 3, Commencement Speaker: 3. At North York: Library Club: 4, Cheering Section: 4. Naomi joined us on our pilgrimage in September, l934, due to her fine personality, she has won her way into hearts of her classmates. Naomi came from Hallam and friends there call her I-Iops. She takes no interest in opposite sex at North York, this is due to her devoted- ness to a certain Hallam lad by the name of Walt We wish her great success in whatever she undertakes. -4 2U ,-

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U55 Spwzglffz 1935 VIOLET FUNK Classical Activities-Glee Club: l, 45 Dramatic Club: 2, 45 Art Club: 2, 35 Girl Reserves: 2, 35 School News: 35 Operetta: 4. Violet is one of the little girls of our class. Although she has only joined us this year, she is loved by everyone. She has a remarkable talking and giggling ability. The most important hobby of l:'unkie is reading. Violet can always be seen with a book before her. Her ability to make speeches will always be remembered by her classmates. Violet wishes to become an authoress some day. We hope that her desire can be fulfilled. BERYL GOCHENOUR General Activities-Girl Reserves: l, 45 Library Club: 4. Here is another brunette of the class of '35, Beryl is known for her modesty and quietness. She is so quiet that one scarcely knows she is present and she is a firm be- liever of the statement, silence is golden. . When one speaks to this shy maiden, one finds that she is a willing talker. This is accompanied by pleasantness and a broad smile. Beryl's favorite pastime is reading. We wish her success in whatever she attempts. GEORGE HEINDEL ' Classical Activities--Orchestra: 1, 2, 45 Science Club: 4. George is big-hearted and he is always willing to take you along if he is going your way. Heindel seems to have a liking for Chem and can be seen industriously working in lab on Monday. William doesn't seem to be interested in the opposite sex at North York High School5 his attention is all centered on a certain house on Philadelphia Street. Do one thing and do it well, George, and success will be yours. RUSSELL HELWIG Commercial Activities-Glee Club: 45 Sparkler: 45 Operetta: 4. Shorty is one of '35's most popular boys although he has some particular friends among the underclassmen, While in typing class, Daisy likes to display his vocal talent, especially in regard to Rain One of Shorty's traits is his ability to take it as he is always the object of his classmates' jests. His only weakness is his wavy hair. lt seems that underclassmen like wavy hair very well. Al- though Shorty is usually rather quiet, a brilliant smile al- ways adorns his countenance, -K 1Q 3-

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U55 Sflmgefz, 1935 DAVID KERNS General Activities--At Virginia: Basketball: 1, 2, 3. At North York: Basketball: 45 Vice President of Athletic Association: 4. Here comes the boy with the southern drawl and a truly southern smile. Dave comes from sunny Virginia and though he's been in North York since the summer of '34, his southern manner still adheres to him. Dave has be- come a hero of the basketball team. He shows no interest in the opposite sex at North York5 perhaps he hasva secret heart in Virginia. . IENNIE KNAUB Commercial Activities-Operetta: 35 Class Play Usher: 3, 45 Librarian: 45 Library Club: 4. lf you see a flash of someone passing in the hall or hurrying here and there-that's Iennie. Miss Burket finds her a willing helper when she needs a librarian. ln other words, we have here ulohnny on the spot. The class of '34 once claimed her but, due to her change in plans, she became a member of our graduating class. Her ambition is to be a missionary. Keep at it, Iennie, for where there's a will,4there's a way. WILLIAM KNAUB General Activities-Bazaar Committee, 25 Play Committee: 35 Vice President of Class: 45 President of Dramatic Club: 45 Class Play: 3, 45 Glee Club: 45 Operetta: 4. Another name for this brunette with the seasickening waves might well be magnet, since he has the tendency to draw all the members of the opposite sex toward him. William is greatly interested in scientific subjects, especially chemistry. Bill has had leading roles in our annual class productions and has continually kept the audience in an . uproar by his earnestness. Knaubie wishes to continue his education at a business school. HELEN KOCHENOUR Classical Activities-Class Secretary: l, 2, 3, 45 Operetta: l, 2, 45 Class Plays: 3, 45 School News: l, 2, 35 Editor of School News: 45 Sparkle-r: 2, 3, 45 Glee Club: 45 Girl Reserves: l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball: 2, 3, 45 Volley Ball: l, 2, 3, 45 Track: 2, 35 Dramatic Club: 45 Bazaar Committee: 25 Play Com- mittee: 35 Frolic Committee: 35 Ring Committee: 45 Cheer- ing Section: 45 Commencement Speaker. The best identifications of this young lassie are a mil- lion-dollar smile and two sparkling brown eyes. Helen is a very industrious student and would never think of entering a class Without having prepared her lessons. On the basket- ball floor, ferry dashes around like a flash of lightning and the team will be in a difficult position to find someone to replace her next year. You all nevah did see such a superstitious gal as that Melba in the Senior play. Helen will certainly fulfil her life work of nursing be- cause of her dependability, sincerity, and delightful per- sonality. - -4 21 5-