Pennsylvania Avenue High School - Quill Yearbook (Cumberland, MD)

Page 26 text:

!N.-in 1 1 41 if F.. la ffl IN Q 1' it ... . IL lli M55V5fV0 .U -H, Q1 ' . gl l 4 4 Page twenty-four ALLEGANY COLEMAN Ginnie And e'en her failings lean to vi1'tue's s-ide. Track, 2, fl, 4, Business manager 43 Fielclball 2. El, 43 Basketball ll, 45 Science Club 2: Athletic Honor Club 35 Camera Club 33 Dramatic Club 43 Pickles chorus. Do you want tn sec Personality personified'!- Look nbovel This charming young lady has thc reputation of breaking more hearts than any other girl in the Class of '30, Do you doubt it? Callie never worries over anything-she takes life as it comes-perhaps this is the seeret of hor popularity. Being a source of mirth and merriment wherever she goes, shc is sought in every social ac- tivity of the school. For two years she has starred on the ficldball and basketball teams, Because of her magnetie personaltiy and strong eharactcr. Gallic will always be remembered by the Class of '30, - EARL DOUGLAS UHenY! The world knows nothing of its greatest men. Track 2: Aircraft 2: Camera Club 2, 3: Chem- istry Club Il: Health Club 3g Dramatic Club 4. X We now wish to present to you one of the shy members of our class, but' wait a minute, don't let that frighten yoiwrl may he shy, but is also one if tho :not musing Seniors. His witty rc- mar keep iEX?l's classes in constant laughter. X ' hw him any dramatic productions would have fail-d .'o, he 'wasn't the hero, he was the man behi 4 the scenes. Ho is a willing worker and one upon whom you can depend. Though Earl is an expert at stage managing, his hobby is photography: and his ambition is to be a mechanic or electrician.

Page 25 text:

! f T- .il W ,AX i V p KN 0 L1 ps, K 5 Q, A --.,,,:t... 1 1 -A I ,,.. j Pu, Nik l QJJ H, 11. cr ELIZABETH CLAYBROOK uBettyu She nourzshes a dream of ambition. Literary Editor of The Quillg Pennsyr-annc Copy l-Editor: Dramatic Club 2, Il, 43 Glee Club 3, 4, xecretnry-treasurer 4: Student Council 4: Fi- nance Committee 41 Class treasurer 3, 45 Gamma Pi Nu il: Science Club 2: Junior Prom Committee: The Wishing Well chorus. E ' - The Southland gave Penn Hi a very-Bne eon- tribution when it sent Betty to us. She is one of the bright minds of our class' and yet is possessed of a commanding dignity, calm and un- rnlTled serenity woven into a friendly .and lovnble character. Courses that seem impossible to the rest of us are tackled by her without hesitation. Her sin- cerity and willingness tn help, even in the smallest of tasks, has made her on ideal classmate. Old Man Time will have a hard job erasing thc memory of Betty's sincere Rnhl hl for any- thing Pennsylvrminn. QD gli LI Q33 MARGUERITE COFFMAN Getts Fair as a star, when only one 'is shining in the sky.- lt'rcnch Club 2: Science Club 25 Chemistry Club Il: Etiquette Club 4: Pickles chorus: The Wishing Well chorus. Gentlemen, if you want a good dancing partner, vlon't go any farther, Not only will you find Mar- guerite a good dancing partner, but you will find she has that charming smile, which fasciuates and attracts, plus the charming personality which holds. Assisted by these characteristics, ltlargueritc has won the hearts of all who know her. Marguerite is also known for her ever reigning happiness. It is not every one who can always keep cheerfulness uppermost. Everything turns out all right for Marguerite, and she never worries. As a student and a friend of Penn Hi, Mar- guerite will always be remembered. Page twenty-three

Page 27 text:

rf --z 1' l 1 If , . 1 E 1 fl...A.,o.2i,,': , lf, lr oh, YU ll, l . . , my , lltl , h,. . o . ELOISE DANIELS CiE1kU Ah, you flzwom' everythingg you are the vanilla of society. Sm-in-:uw Club 23 Horns- iiuuutiful t'lub 2: Eti- . , um-ttv Ulub 2, Il: Cauna-rzi t'lub Il: Gununi li Nu 33 l'n-vmsym-nmu' Typist 4: Chulupion Typist of School Plloiso is n ClHll'lllllljJ brown-vyod miss, with thx- llllld1'Sl, uuinnm-rs und the- kind:-sl lu-nrt. Hair ovon u-1ullvI'. winniu' sxuilv. :und unussulum' lllllllll1'l' L I- huvn- rnndc- for luu' u host of friuuls. Shi- novvr rf-1-nis x'uffl1-rl --you :ilwuys find liloisi- tho suuw. Pvrliups this uvvounls for hor ilunu-uso pogrulurity. Elk hus won many lnuri-ls in thr- conunt-rrinl lit-ld. Among: tlu-in url- cvrtiiicutos. pins, und tho typxnu vlmnipionship of the- sm-hool in hor Junior 1 your. Fha- Vluss of H1110 is proud to lmvv such an industrious nu-lnbvr und ws- nn- vontirlz-nt thu! some duy sho will nuxkv P1-nn Hi proud to t'llllIll lu-r. LOLA EIFERT So nigh is gramlezu' to our dust, So near is God to mom, When Duty whispers low, Thou must, The youth replies, I crm! Funby Work Club 2: Ilonu- Ikvnutiful Club 2: Library Club Zlg Colnxnr-rciul Cluh 47 Gloss Cluh 4. Lulu was one of tho quit-tl-st of tht- quiet Son- iors. Shu wus often soon, seldom lu-urrlg und yr-t, she lnuintuinud in big pluco in the hvnrts of her clussluutvs. Sho elim-rflllly did all work that shr- wns nskvd to do. Hur frir-ndlim-ss to 4-vory ouo nt all tinws murlc' hui' wt-ll liked by ull of hor class- uiutos. Lolu novel' took nn nctivv pnrt, in outside ru-tlvitivs, but. she ulwnys did, ull sho could to sup- port Yllvlll nnd nuikv thvln successful. 4 1 1 l F I .4 1 I l 4 s f 4 l L5 Page tfwenzly-five