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“Dick” “Pink” RICHARD BUNNELL Hi-Y 1-2-3-4. Home Room Secretary 2-3-4. Always-in-a-hurry Dick. That’s a good name for him. Dick may be a Secretary but we think he would be a better druggist. ERNEST BUTRIN “Boots” P. I). Club Operetta “Martha” Glee Club Ernie’s favorite pastime is arguing with Miss Ledya. although we know that his main ambition is to some day manage an A. P. + t WILLIAM CAFFERY Here is Lefty Grove of our class. He not only hurls a mean base ball, but he a very active member of our group. More power to you, Bill. W Wv • VIRGINIA CALDWELL “Gennie” Dramatic Club 3. I-atin Club 3. Glee Club. Virginia is one of the students who has a thirst for knowledge for she has to get uf) every morning to come to school from Plumer, and she seldom misses a day. She always has her hair done up so pretty that we are a little suspicious as to a gentleman friend. • y ■ JOHN CARMANY “Iggy” French Club. Orchestra. Just one of the reasons why the “guiding stars” alias “profs” don’t throw up their hands and quit. But when John starts on his “sousaphone” watch out! ALICE CARROLL Some would say Alice was extremely shy but not those who know her. She’s just a small lassie but then the most explosive things come in small packages. LEO CHACONA “Leo” Football t-2-3-4; Varsity 2-3-4 Co-Capt. 4; Basketball t-2-3-4; Varsity 1-2-3-4; President Room 29-14-15; Vice President Student Council; Commercial Club; Junior Prom Committee; Glee Club 2; Track. Leo’s probably the laziest in school. He says that he doesn’t like to swim because it just means getting undressed and dressed again. Aside from that he’s always wisecracking. We wish you good luck, Leo. FLORENCE ELIZABETH CLEAVER “Flo” Orchestra 3-4. l-'lorence is another of our smiling students from Hasson Heights. She has a special hobby which is playing her violin. She has been in the school orchestra for four or five years so maybe she will play in a large theatre some day. Who knows? ERNEST COFFMAN “Hop” Hop has certainly studied hard to be with our graduating class, and needs to be congratulated. Hop is either found studying school work or handling a cue. MYRA COHN Chonxy Inter-City Debating Team 3-4; Oil Can Staff; Senior High News 3-4; Student Council Nominating Committee; Debating Club; Senior Play; Library Club; County Debate. Myra is our great debater. She could induce you to buy burnt matches. This lass has a twinkle in her eyes ami a smile that makes the lads’ hearts go pitter-pat.
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PAUL BETZ Butz Orchestra 3-4; French Club 3-4; Debate Club 3-4; Dramatic Clubt3; Oil Can Staff; Home Room Secretary! Hi-Y. There's no doui jkk that Paul is the best mannereilybov in school. Keep it up Paul and we’re sure that von’II be successful. MAYNARD BISH “Lefty” French Club. Maynard spends half his time being bashful and the other half studying that’s his way to get along in this world. - X f uJSr RUTH BISKER Nute” Debating Club. Dramatic Club. A girl blessed with the tendency to get ahead, and withal a good sport Room 27 has her to thank for the good times they had eighth periods when she supplied them with candy. ROBERT BLACKFORD “Bob” Glee Club. Operetta 3-4. Bob Blackford—a regular cave man dancer! Watch out, girls! Me seems to think he has a case of shyness and consoles himself with the famous “Blatz” remedy—and then he sho’ gets his women! FRANCES JANE BOLE “Red” Library Club 3-4; Latin Club; Parlimen-tary Law Club: French Club. One of those ‘‘Titian Beauties” envied by all she-males and coveted by all he-males. One of our star debaters esjiecially for the side opposite. JOAN BOLLES “Jae” Latin Club 3-4. Secy. 4: French Club 3-4; Dramatic (Mub I Library 4; Debating Club 4; Senior High News 4; (Literary Staff). Pinoak is lucky to have such a smiling Miss as a resident. Joan is full of fun and always has good grades. She is a great help to Myra on the newspaper. We can't help but suspect that Joan has a l oy friend with her good looks and we hear his name is Myron. KATHERINE BORLAND “Caddie” Junior Vice President: Junior Dance Committee; Junior Prom Committee; President Library Club 3; Treasurer French Club 3; Home Room President. 2; News Editor Senior High News 3-4; President Girls Glee Club; Vice President Library Club; Property Manner Senior Play; Operetta; Oil Can Staff. Who doesn’t know Caddie and her giggle? What she’s giggling at we don’t know. Caddie has made plenty of friends during her school years. She’s great fun, likeable, and one swell girl who likes Dan very much. CLAYTON BOUQUIN “Bok” Glee Club. Riding Down The Sky. Oil Can Committee. This tall, silent lad is one of the ring leaders of the “Great Brotherhood of the R. 1). R. When ('lay is driving his big Buick the girl’s hearts go pitter-patter. ANTONINA I5RUKO The 1933W surely must be a favorite of ji nie’sJor she waited for us. One of the miaiiy things that strikes out eyes tJipuiih is the snappv clothes. Ah—the viannikin of Oil City. JOSEPHINE BUDZINSKI “Joe” Secretarial Club. Josephine certainly keeps her hair curled. That’s O. K., we’re sure Josephine will curl around the road to success after she leaves school.
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JOHN COLLINS Senior Orchestra 1-2-3-4. Senior Chorus 3-4. John has played in the orchestra for a number of years. I le has become quite an artist and we know we’ll hear more about him in the future. LE ROY COUSINS “Doll” Orchestra 2-3-4; Glee Club; P. D. Club; Class Basketball; Home Room President 38 This tall good looking lad was once the president of the Detention Club, but lately he has become quite sedate maybe Helen has something to do with it. i HAROLD CRAWFORD “Red” French Club. That tall red-head you see standing on the corner by the school every noon is known by everyone. He’s the young man that keeps Irene busy and makes baseball curve in the direction the batter never heard of before. WILLIAM CULBERTSON “Bill” Football 2-3-4; Varsity 4; Glee Club 2-3-4; Dramatic Club; Debating Club; Junior Hi-Y President; Bells of Beauj lais; Riding Down Tlu Sky; Oil Can Advertising Staff; Junior Nominating Committee; Oil Can Committee. Bill is the guy who makes all the girls’ hearts go pitter-pat. He has lots of friends of both sexes. He has good looks” is a swell dancer, and is a jolly good fellow. RONALD CUM MING Ronald surely should belong to the “black shirts.” He wotdd be a big hit with the girls if he would only give them a chance. KATHRYN CUMMINS “Kay” Bells of Beaujolais Library Club. . Glee Club. Kate.is the steady “prima donna” of senior. They predict a great future in sculpture for her. for surely you’ve seen her “chiseling” around. Y FRANCIS CURRAN “Frankie” Boys Glee Club 1-2-3-4. Chorus of Pepita. Chorus Of Bells of Beaujolais. What a voice—oh!!! Just that “knock ’em, drag ’em out kind.” that the women surely fall for. But why mention the voice. It’s Frank himself that has made us all take not ice. Library Club. Mary is that cute girl in Room 21 who has smiling eyes off-set by a dimple. We believe she is shy and prefers to avoid the limelight but those who know her say Mary is just “great.” VINCENT CUNNINGHAM “Zufcle” Vice President of Room l Here is a fellow who is easy to get along with. He is industrious, an honor student, and has a great liking for “Mother Nature.” Some day he will be a great sportsman. CHARLESDALE Varsity Football 1-2-3; Glee Club 1-2-3; Debating Club 3; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Hi-Y Club 2-3; Senior High News; Newspaper Rco. in Student Council; Middie Maids; Pepita; Bells of Beaujolais. Chuck is one jolly good fellow. He has shown outstanding dramatic ability and is known for his pleasant disposition. Here’s one who has caused many a feminine heart to flutter.
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