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

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. l ,,, Ns, C PM C, 0 5 PX E 5 S. l , i 11. . .. 11 ei 3 U . Page twenty-six FLORA EVANS HDil3 No jewel glearns with brighter ways Tharrflash from those dark lashes. Science Club 25 Orchestra il, 43 Etiquette Club 3. Yes, folks, we agree with you. Di is a truly lovely girl. We, who have met her, know that she is lovely in more wsys than one. Her low, sweet voice and gentle, gracious manner have lured many to this delnure lass of the Class of '30. Flora has spent all of her high school days at Penn Hi-no wonder she seems indispensable to the class of '30. Her activities have centered around one thing-music, and indeed not in vainl Flora's dark gray eyes are always smiling and that smile comes from 'a warm, friendly heart. Think over all of those fac s, and don't be sur- prised if you hear of Flora s ne of Penn Hi's contributions to the Mi i of Fame. DEWARD GAINER UDudeY! All his faults are such that one loves him still the better for them. Track 2, il, 43 Soccer 45 Basketball 43 ,Air- craft Club 2: Science Club 23 Fife, Drum and Bugle Corps il, 4, president 4g Astronomy Club 2. A second Edison may be given to the world by this class, That genius of electricity is no other than our Deward Gainer. Dude is the big boss of his Electric Marvel Shop. In it, there arc over three radios, six motors and countless electrical contrivances. He is above all a scientific experimenter. After graduation he is going to en- roll in an Electrical Engineering Course at Ohio University. Dude is also a live wire on nur athletic teams. He starred as halfback on the soccer team: as guard on thc basketball flvcg and, in all, added more fame to the name of Gaincr.

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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

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at .1,,f-s,.1i'.t..,.1e,,,..,.51...,. .. A -ig . ... - ..,. af., ,.,. , . gif' KENNETH GERARD llKenU H e acts with chivalrous delicacy of honor. Basketball 2, 3, 4, captain 4: Soccer 2, 3, 4, captain 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, Il, 4, chap- lain 45 Glee Club 2, Il, 4, vice-president 3: presi- dent 43 Athletic Honor Club 25 Camera Club 3: Junior Prom Committee: Pickles chorus. ls this young man popular? Oh, why ask thatl Being captain of basketball and soccer is enough to make any man popular, especially with tho ladies. Kenneth is one who has the capacity great success and fortunately, is blesse characteristics that will en nl, him carry his ideas to a finish, His en ag g p onality has won him a large circle of fr -nhhx. earless, in- dustrious and highly gifted, v1 send him away feeling sure that he will attain a prominence worthy of his ambition. to achieve ith such ALFRED GOWLAND llKing,H Kind thoughts, contentment, peace of mind, and joy for weary hours. Debating Club 2: Camera Club 25 Blueprint Club 2, 33 Science Club 3g Library Club :lg Fife, Drum and Bugle Corps 3, 4. King is a cheerful, unassuming young man, known to all the students and teachers of our notable institution of learning for his argumental qualities. His witty sayings, although somewhat mild and time worn, are always greeted with a guffaw and create a humorous spirit. ln consid- eration of his serious nature, he can be compared, due to some characteristics, to our famous states- Inan and philosopher, Benjamin Franklin. Alfred's sparc time is spent in reading history and fiction, collecting stamps, and constructing ra- dios, which seldom--very seldom-do that which is expected of them. Page twenty-seven