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

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JOYCE E. DALLMEYER 119 E. Sixth Ave. York Classical-Scientific Best Wishes go to Peroxie, Whoseiuiure lies in nursing. ln the meantime she receives her training by nursing Hennie's aches and pains, which he gets from riding in a car driven by Ioyce. SHIRLEY T. DUNKLEBARGER R. D, 3, Dover Commercial One of the quietest girls of the senior class can usually be seen with Billie Shirl occupies some oi her time by being cash- ier at Playlcmd. To her we Wish success in any venture. VERA M. ESHELMAN CORWELL E. DEISINGER R. D. 4, York General Ding-Dong or the Concord Kid is always tormenting the girls. His lavorite song is Mag- gie Dear. Although Ding- Dong's plans are indefinite, we Wish him luck in whatever he does. Emigsville X Esh, who likes to have a lot oi tun, dreams all of her spare time of Flob. Her temperament is aroused by Miss Wolt's shouting .at her. To an ambitious young lady who wishes to be an in- terior decorator, go our compli- ments.

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WILLIAM C. BURDETTE 1882 N. George St. York General Hopalong, the whiz in mechan- ical drawing class, is the Food Fair's right-hand man. Any teach- er will tell you he is an adept comedian, too. To Hopalong, who hopes to become a butcher, go our sincere Wishes for cut- ting up. RAMONA R. CONNELLY 'Emigsville Commercial Want to iind Connelly '? lust hunt a guy named Bob and there's Ramona. She has part interest in 106 ttyping rooml. ln the future she will probably be- come somebody's stenographer. NORMA I. CALLAHAN 1054 N. Duke st. York Classical-Scientiiic Hunt, as the name implies, is the smallest person in the Senior class. Her favorite companion is a guy named Iim. Although Norma's plans tor the future are indefinite, we Wish her Good Luck. ' GLORIA Y. CRONE R. D. 4, York General Here is the girl with a sweet disposition. Red, the brain ol the senior science class, spends much of her time at Iceland Lakes. Here's Wishing you suc- cess in your career as an airline hostess, Gloria. '5

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PATRICIA A. EVERHART lllO N. George St, York Classical-Scientific Pat, the roly-poly girl of the senior class, in the future hopes to be the female Perc Westmore. Tops on any good humor list will be Pat, the girl with a spar- kling personality. Good luck, Patsy, A. ROBERT FLORIU, JR. Emigsvillo Clarsiiccrl-Scientific Bob, who formerly lived in New Iersey, but who now hails from Emigsville, has a taxi service to and from Emigsville, Bob's main interest is a commercial girl. In the future he hopes to attend college and with his scholastic ability We are sure he will CHARLES W. FISSEL, JR. R. D. l, Manchester Classical-Scientific Behold the jack-in-the-box. Fis- sel is .a swell photographer. He may be found anywhere you hear a prolonged chuckle. We're Wish- ing you the best in your engi- neering career. succeed. BARBARA A. FOX 926 N. Duke St. York Classical-Scientific Q Here is our just-made-it girl. Barby can be seen breezing into school at the ringing of the last bell. Her errors in Latin class will never be forgotten. Barby's ambition is to be a telephone operator. We wish her luck.