Penn High School - Pennerian Yearbook (Greenville, PA)

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PENNERIAN — ■— ■ «■■■■ HELEN LUTTON Commercial Course; Wide-a-vvake Club. “She’s not a peach, she’s not a pearl. She’s just a dandy high school girl. She’s fond of work, she’s fond of play. She has her lessons every day. She’s now to leave us in ’23. We will be sad, sad as can be.” JAMES OSBORN Commercial Course; Farmers B. B. ’20-’21-’22-’23. To say that Jim is honest, studious, human, industrious, ambitious, sober, resourceful, technical, witty and rev- erent is only reciting a few of his minor characteristics. Anyhow, you can judge from this what he will’ be some day. MARIK HOOBLKR Commercial Course. “Marne” is always ready to have a good time a; any one’s expense. Though she is only a little country girl she has dreams of living in Pitts- burgh in the future. ALICE COOK Academic Course. Hath thy toil o’er books consumed the midnight oil? Alice’s most worthy achievement has been to attend school once in a while to get something worth while in the line of marks. Twelve

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PENNERIAN MABEL KEY Academic Course; Honor Student; Springtime (Zenobia); Ta Ta Ponch- en Club. She is occasionally seized with vio- lent giggling spells, yet she is a studious girl as is shown by her standing in class. It she uses all men as she used “her Toddlekins” in Springtime”—Good day. Mabel is the Key to success in chemistry. MARIE MOYER Academic Course: Ta Ta Ponchen Club. “We grant, although she has much wit She’s very sly in using it.” “Whatever is worth doing is worth doing well” is her motto. She devotes thorough preparation to her class wcrk—especially to French. WARREN MITCHELL Academic Course; Seven Eleven Club; Springtime; Les Deux Sourds; Honor Bright. One does not suspec: that Warren’s funds of knowledge are unlimited un- til they are once tapped. Reserved, and always ready is he with a com- plete explanation of any subject brought up. in the biggest and most puzzling words that could be arranged in grammatical form. Le; the Staff do it!!!! JENNIE CHRISTY Academic Course: Honor Student; Ta Ta Ponchen Club. Take her in inches. She’s not very tall. Take her in brains. She comes up to them all.” Jennie is the shadow of Mabel. Eleven

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 BESSIE VANDYKE Commercial Course; Hopper’s Club; Honor Bright. “As fair as a flower of spring.' As a demure and observant lassie we know that this girl Alls the hill. When she speaks, she upholds the reputation of “saying something. ’ WALTER IFFERT Academic Course; R. F. D. Basket- ball ’23. “No matter what the argument may he. I can always find room to disagree. When Walter heard of the wonder- ful class that was going to graduate from Penn High in 1923, he came at once to join us in our last year’s work. Walter did not take long to show everyone what he could do, especially in the line of debating. HELEN BOLIVAR Commercial Course; Ta Ta Ponchen Club. “She that sleeps feels not the tooth- ache.”—Longfellow. Good to look at and never tries to attract attention. Her quiet, unassum- ing manner has won her many friends and we are sorry that she will not be among us much longer. SAM ALDENDERFER Academic Course; Honor Student; Les deux sourds; Seven Eleven Club; Honor Bright. “Often reported flirting.” Who doesn’t know “Sam”? His smile and friendly words have won him many a friend. Sam is the kind of a fellow who keeps moving upward and we do not, know where he will stop, hut we expect some day to look for “Aldenderfer Sam” in “Who’s Who in America,” and say: That man is of the class of ’23. Thirteen