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

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vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv e S P a rk le f vvvvv H. S. l i Edith Winter Roy Winter Ethel Witmer General General General Pet Past-times Marian Abel-Getting Cross at George Qheartf Helen Hoke-Being Miss Sweater Girl of breakerj 1943- I Merl Bahn-Trying to live up to his niclvname, Mildred Holler-MFlashing a rock on her third Tm-de. finger, left hand. 7 James Bear-Matching pennies to earn his way through college. George Burger-Necking in assembly. Lloyd Billet-Supplying kids with chewing gum. Hazel Boeckel-Trying to copy Veronica Lake's hairfdo. Philip Botterbusch-Whisperiirg sweet nothings in English class. Bernice Chapman-Trying to win an argument from Don. Dwight Chapman-Reading detective stories. Phyllis Chapman-Holding, hands with Walte' myer. Doris Corwell-Telling jokes in English class. Dale Crist-Being Johnnyfon-thefspot when the last bell rings and working for Mr. Fauth. Esther Grouse-Dreaming of Bill K. Niiaa Deisinger-Flirting, with the guys in her c ass. Hazel Detwiler-Adviser to the lovelorn column. Philip Dull-Sleeping in P. O. D. class. Howard Duncan+Trying to be a second Henry Aldrich. Jeanne Eisenhart-Listening to Bob's corn at orchestra practice. Bob Everhart-Entertaining Jeanne, PERIOD. Virginia Everhart-Daydreaming of the future. Elwood Fink-Reading, How to Win Friends and Influence People. Norma Fulton-Old rocking chair's got me. Ruth Gabert-Dreaming of the future with her soldier, Wib. Ruth Gentzler-Keeping up the morale by writ' ing to Mr. Craley. Wilford Gettys-Having numerous love affairs. Dorothea Gohn-Entertaining 'iBuddie, David Good-Whistling at dames. Pauline Hahn-Laughing at June Hess's jokes. June Hess-Working her way to heaven by typ' ing church bulletins. Grace Hoffman-Sleeping in Senior Science class. Delores Hoke-Being a silent listener. Zoila Hoover-Learning to dodge men. Eugene Irwin-Making eyes at Betty B. Herbert Jacoby-Wishful thinking. Clair lordan+York High. Janet Kann-Giving out with the latest moron joke. Maynard Kauifman-Giving high pressure sales in Mr. Fauth's class. Bill Kauffman-Romancing on Seventh Avenue, Merl Keesey4Carrying the torch for a spitffire. Evelyn Laughman-Playing hookey from school Dale Lehr-Treating the students to ice cream in Sales class. Ruth March-Being the only source of news in the P. O. D. class. Eleanor Martin-Carrying the torch for a guy named Slim. Ralph Meisenhelter-Woman. Erma Myers-Tracking down Mr. Ruby. Emma Ort-Writing letters to five soldiers. Jeanne PoetfDreaming of being somewhere in another world with Clark G. Philip Rearich-Doing nothing. Kathryn Reiver-Thinking about dieting. Arletta Roderick-Working at the BonfTon. Virginia Senft-Giving out with the Jive Bombers. Gordon Snyderglieeping his car in good con- dition. Ioan Starz-Dreaming of being Rosie the Rivet' er at Lockheed. Dorothy Strinee-Flirting. William Strine-Flirting with Flossy. Delores Swartz-Writing letters to a sailor CPaulj. Martin Waltemyer-Sleeping. Evelyn Wherely-Knitting for Britain. Marilyn Wilt-Attending the beauty shop regu- larly. Edith Winter-Talking. Roy Winter-Being Ruth's Casonova. Ethel Witmer-Talking about the date the night before. 27

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' , ' 27 W Y x 'VVVV e P a rk ' e f vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv V .Y. Dorothy Strine William Strine General Gornmercial Bookkeeping Delores Swartz Dale Sweitzer Martin Waltemyer General General General '43 Evelyn Wherley Marilyn Wilt General Academic Scientific 26

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vvvvv T h Q S p a f k ' E I' vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv lass ill The class of 43 wills Marian Abel's slowness to June Leckrone. Merl Bahn wills his black hair to George Geisler. James Bear and Minnie Gabert will their shortness to Ed Myers and Ann Kottemyer. We wish to will Frances Strayer's love for the boys to all menfhaters of the school. Meisie's worries about the girls to Chub Everhart. Dale I.ehr's quietness to Billy Ketterman. The manliness of Gordon Snyder to Gene King. We will Pete Starz to the rest of the planets. Ruth March wills her weight to any girl who wishes to gain a couple extra pounds. Jeanne Eisenhart's desire to get to bed early to anyone who stays up late. Dwight Chapman wills his curly hair to Rodney Reese. ISis Crouse's small features to Dolores Mes' ser y. We will Willie KauHman's 'iWeenie fSis Crousej to ..... ? Wolf Jordan wills the art of jittcrbugging to Gene Suereth. Maynard Kauffman presents his bicycle to Don Poet to use next year. We hope Melvin Householder will obtain Phil Botterbusch's musical talent. Helen Hoke, the little flirt, hopes some lower classman .takes up this art. David Good wills his masculine features to Bill Knaub. Wilford Gettys wills his art of playing hooky to Doreen Crist. Phyllis and Bernice Chapman will their op- posite features to the Strine twins. Evelyn Wherley's poise to Betty Stottlemyer. Marilyn Wilt wills her winning smile to any sour junior. Ethel Witmer wills her interest in P .O. D. to Anna Mary Krone. Delores Swartz wills her seriousness to Ethel Myers. Nina Deisinger wills her love for Howard Duncan to anyone who wants a great responf sibility. We will Lloyd Billet's chuminess with Miss Leckrone to Bev Eisenhart. Hazel Boeckel's blonde hair to Kate Fuller. The ability to play sax like George Burger is willed to Gene Hoffacker. We will Doris Corwell's sharpfshooting in basketball to Joyce Everhart. Dale Crist's sincerity is passed to Jay Lehr. Hazel Detwiler's flittiness to Ilamae Fullen. Phil Du.ll's love for Miss Kise to Sam Hykes. 28 Jake Everhart's washed out appearance on Monday mornings to Gloria Wilt. Elwood Fink's masculine appearance to Lester Fissel. Norma Fulton's fear of getting caught on the sofa to Jay Grove. The ability that Ruth Gentzler has to lose things to Doris Swartz. We will Dorothea Gohn and Kathryn Reiver's chuminess to Beatrice Snyder and Velzetta Reachard. Pauline Hahn's typing ability to Ruth Fulton. June Hess's soft voice to the entire glee club. Grace Hoffman's trouble with the boys to Doris Leckrone. Delores Hoke's bashfulness to Gloria Waltif myer. Mildred Holler's worries about a soldier, to June Beam. Zoila Hoover's love of smelling the cork to Mr. Leber. Eugene lrwin's love of the rink to Miss Wolf. Herb Jacoby's father to anyone who can't make their own pawnhaust. The ability of Janet Kann's mother to write essays to Gene Hoifacl-rer's mother. We will Merl Keesey's hngernails to Fufmanf chu. We will Eleanor Martin's rides in Ford's to Miss Wolf. We will Emma Ort's flowered shorts to Mr. Ruby. We will Erma Myers to Mim Gladfelter. Jeane Poet's crooning, voice to June Leek' rone. Philip Rearick's dead pan to the aluminum drive. Arletta Roderick's tarzen call to Harry Koch' enour. Virginia Senft wills her quick fingers that fly over the keyboard to Dorothy Fink. Dorothy Strine's cello to Miss Brown. Bill Strine's timidness to all fast boys around school. -Dale Sweitzer's love for the girls to Bill Knaub. We will Martin Waltemeyer's Pepper to any pepper shaker. We will Edith Winter's 'LTrees to the nearest forest. We will Roy Winter's hat to any distinguished junior. We will Bob Everhart's baby talk to 7 7 ??? XVe will Evelyn Laughman's teeth to anyone who wants a beautiful smile. We will Howard Duncan's sleepy look to John Beshore.