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

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PABKLEB istor With a group numbering 76, the Class of '41 entered North York high school last September. Although this beginners' class was slightly smaller than that of the preceding year, it held its banner no less high. The sectional divisions were: academic students, 9fI, in charge of Clifford S. Gunnetg commercial students, 9f2, in charge of Robert E. Everhart? commercial, 9f3, in charge of Charles C. Leber. During their first meeting as an organization, March 9, the class held election of oflicers, The results were: Paul Brandt, presidentg Robert Dern, vicefpresident, Dolores Ruby, secretary, Joyce Bair, treasurer. The class colors, which were chosen recently, are maroon and white. -Robert Dern. QRR QARQ QQ 3' 'W PAUL BRANDT President C393 198

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1938 BKLEB Freshmen Paul Brandt . . President Robert Derh . Viceflnresident Dolores Ruby . Secretary Joyce Bair Treasurer Joyce Bair Richard Bartell Esther Baublitz Glenn Baumgardner Carl Bear Paul Bear Austin Boring Eleanor Boyson Paul Brandt Dorothy Brenneman Robert Brown Mary Buehler John Charleston Cliiford Chronister Jack Clay lvlary Comfort Howard Delle Robert Dem Henry Dherit Frank Dfttenhafer Tom Doll Gordon Drescher Jack Eidemiller Mary Ensminger David Eshelman Emil Eyler Harry Eylcr Richard Faircloth Lucille Floyd John Gabert George Geesey Charles Gentzler Anna Mae Gingerich Yvonne Gladfelter Mary Good Robert Grim Harold Haines Mildred Hamm Geraldine Harbold Charles Hartman Stanley Hartman Mildred Heilman Elise Henry Kenneth Hess Leroy Hess Betty Hivner Clifton Hoffman James Hooper Robert lnners Charles Iordan Paul Iulius Betty Kauffman wsu Harvey Lease Henry Lehr Harry Lehr Robert Leighton Betty Lightner John lVIcSherry Evelyn Miley Robert Miley Evelyn Newcomer William Poe Merry Poet Martha Rauhauser Lucille Reichard Betty Rentzel William Rittall Mae Rohrbaugh Dolores Ruby Eleanor Shelly Lillian Slick Charles Stackhouse Helen Stahle Regina Stottlemyer John Weaver Ethel Winter Betty Wogan Jack Yeaple

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1938 PABKLEB th th ll one i e in Romantic strolls through the cemetery. Mr. Leber's campaign speeches. Candy stand in room 2. Miss Burket's P. 0. D. quizzes. Timefkilling walks to the auditorium. Mystic silence of room 4. Seniors filing cabinet notebooks. Mr. Everhart's incidentally Illftoned but joyfproducing piano in room S. Daily Waiting for a glimpse of the Times, Distracting odor in room 6. Miss Lecrone's speed tests. Echoes of third grade songsters at 9 A. M. Inventing excuses for a library pass. Noon time lunches at Bobs or l'Tubby's. Friendly chats at class intermission. ' Bathed face instead of a quenched thirst at the fountain. Enchanting love Sonnets in literature class. Mr. Ruby's carefully guarded children of 1938. Dark days in room 10. HO, M.. 1