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

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HAROLD E. HALE General Moonie, the lean and lanky 12-2 boy, spends his spare hours at Stu's shooting pool. I-le has no definite goal in mind but to keep on working at National Biscuit Com- pany. Good luck, Hale. GUILFORD E. HOFFA CKER Classical-Scientific Nip has ci great career ahead of himscif in wanting to be .a dentist. He should be a great success because people are bound to come to get their teeth fixed just to hear his corny jokes. His favorite saying l'll have to grab ahold of you surely will fit into his profession. PHYLLIS M. HESS General Phyl wants to be a working girl when she graduates from high school. With all of her education she has received from her favorite pastime of arguing with Mr. Craley she is bound to be a great success. Her are you kidding can be heard anywhere in school. ETHEL M. HOOVER Commercial-General Business Slim is one of Mr. Ruby's right hand girls. Ambition is to become a good secretary. Keep working--we're on your sidelll VIVIAN E. HINKLE Commercial-Stenographic i'Fitz, the gal who draws those creations to pass the time, hopes that someday she will get paid for those stylish dreams Qand so do wel. Her trademark would be one long infectious giggle written on a choice piece of very nice disposition, ANNA C. HOSTETLER Commercial-Stenographic Chippy is, without a doubt, one of '47's most talented members. Proof of this state- ment: the marvelous art work of our year book. In off-guard moments, she may be found at the TAC where she is extremely active. Her life's ambition is to put her art talent to practical use by becoming an interior decorator. We all wish her luck. l7

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HOWARD S. FETROW General Whitey, one ol our likeable General boys whose pet pastime is selling hot dogs for Harvey. He is one of the star clarinet players in our band. For his future work he is undecided whether he is going to take over Benny Goodmans job or grow potatoes for his former classmates. COLLEEN M. GLASSICK Classical-Scientific Coke, the brain of 12-l, .aspires to be a nurse. By hearing My word you know immediately that Coke is about. Ice skating is her favorite leisure time activity and she may be found with Mary C. practically anytime. FLORENCE M. PINK Commercial-General Business Flossie, the cute redhead ot l2-3 hopes to become a good typist some day and Oh murder, her pet pastime is enjoying ice .activities CHARLES A. GLATFELTER General Charlie intends to stay at Concord's and become a prize salesman, Holy Cow is heard often and he spends most ot his time operating the pinball machine at Stu's. BERNETTA E. FLORY Classical-Scientific ,' Bert, whose pet saying planning to study beauty always remember her as is my cow, is culture. We will the lovable Mrs. Squires in our class play, l-ler pet pastime is listening for the rattling Plymouth. ETHEL I. HAHN Commercial-General Business Nook, one of the Commercial section's star typists, aims to be a housewife .and she has a head start on most of the other lassies at N.Y.l-l.St Her one and only tBill Delll has presented her with a beautiful diamond to seal their love. l6 Will- ., -f'-siitf, A . M -1 'V rss'w,: :X 'ima'- .- ffifv 'if AE,

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ROSIE I. INNERST Classical-Scientific Roster is going to be one of our Angels of Mercy by being a nurse to us when we have to take our ills to the hospital. She has a very nice pet pastime of visiting North York and staying at Ioyce's house. Her ham is enough to stir any senior's appetite. WILLIAM H. KETTERMAN Classical Bill excells in being the good humor man around school. Ambition is to become a master of ceremonies. Everything to Bill is simply out of this absolute world. DELOHES M. IONES General Skip, whose l'l1 tell you later, makes her seem quite secretive, is one of our class's nicest possessions . Skip is quite a horse- woman and someday she wants to be a hairdresser. We, who know her, are sure she will succeed. GENE D. KING Scientific Kingie, the president of our class, hopes to become an engineer someday. Are you dreaming of another Panama Canal? All kidding aside, We all wish you luck. ROBERT H. KEESEY General Bob has a great career ahead of himself in wanting to be the husband of some lucky girl. Any time you hear let me see your English paper in the hall you can be sure it is Bob. He takes part in most of the sport activities that go on in the school. Good luck, Bob, in your married liiel DORIS A. LECKRONE Classical-Scientific Dorie's future lies in nursing. Here's hoping she succeeds. in the meantime she goes about imitating Virginia O'Brien. Favorite saying, Iumping Iehos.aphat. 18