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

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GLORIA C. HOFFMAN 9 E. Ninth Ave. York Classical-Scientific Honey, the sweetest little kid in the senior class, always has a pleasant smile for everyone Ccer- tain teachers exceptedl. Her heart belongs to Kelly, with Whorn she spends most of her spare time. Best of luck to a fu- ture medical secretary. LESTER IVI. HOKE IOO4 N. Duke sr. York Scientific All of us Will remember Hokie as Iunior in the senior play and as the mightiest little tenor of Mr. Warfield's senior chorus. His free time is spent with a beat up Ford, To I-lokie go our safe iourney Wishes, for he plans to hit the road as one of the truck drivers of America. lake, aside from being class GLENN C. JACOBY R. D, 8, York MYRON S. HOFFMAN R. D. 5, York General This lean and lanky pest is one of Stew's boys and is part owner of Hoffman's Furntiure Store, l'Ioe loves to recite Shakespeare in shop, not to mention his senti- ments for a certain freshman girl, To Myron, who desires to become a business man, go our sincere wishes. president, is class humorist also. He is usually seen Writing poetry or telling jokes. ln the future Glenn plans to continue school- ing but his vocation is indefinite. Here's wishing you success, Glenn.

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disposition. JOAN M. GENTZLER R. D. 5, York Commercial Mick is the outstanding girl athlete ol our class. Being Mr. Craley's secretary occupies most of her spare moments. Mick's desire is to become a physical education teacher, and we know she will succeed. CARL E. GETTYS R. D. 4, York NORMA L. GEISER R. D. 5, York Nornie, North York's own Mar- garet Whiting, loves to jitterbug. Norma displays a diamond and alter school she hopes to be a very good wife to Ham, Best wishes to a girl with a cheerful FREDERICK A. GENTZLER 37 W. Eleventh Ave. York General Fat-boy,' Baylor's outcast, is a good sport and a good athelte. He is the smallest boy in the senior cLass??? After college Fred is headed for the teaching pro- fession. Good luck, Fred. Commercial Q Romeo, North York's own Man- drake the Magician, is the ladies' man? Carl has drawn an honor on a commercial essay that he had written this spring. Although Carl's plans are indefinite, we wish him the best ot luck.

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EARL E. KEISTER R. D. 3, Dover General Smilie is another one ot SteW's boys, who lives beyond God's knowledge. After school Earl is going to be a farmer. Good luck, Earl. GLORIA A. LEHR 73 Woodland Ave. York Commercial Gloria loves music, but her pet peeve is shorthand. She has part interest in Grant's 5 6: 10, but dreams of a clerk at Wiest's. We're betting that alter school We'll be buying rice for George and Gloria. Best wishes. VICTOR H. LEHR ll5l N. Duke St. York Chub loves his Saturday night Q work as ideal baby sitter. He is a quiet guy most of the time. An outstanding athlete, he boasts ot muscles he ain't ever used yet. IDear English teachers, please disregard preceding sen- tence structurel Chub is plan- ning to be one of Uncle Sam's Gobs, FAYE D. LEHR 1027 N. Duke St. York Commercial Lucy, the girl with the giggle, can' usually be found with Bil- lie Wales. Although she has pursued the commercial course, Faye is undecided about her tu- ture. To cr swell kid go sincere Wishes for success in any under- taking.