Rice Avenue High School - Unitas Yearbook (Girard, PA)

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Page 'Twenty SMITH, MILDRED DORA LLTWIN ' BASKETBALL 1, 2, 3 AND 4. CLAss PLAYs 3 -AND 4. YBAR Book STAFF. Twin is one of those little hlonds who gets their way in everything Qand she doesj. As Dulcie in the Senor play, this particular trait was obvious to all who saw her. Twin hopes to be a domestic science teacher. We are sure of her success. TEUDHOPE, RUTH LUCILLE L.TEUDYl' BASKETBALL 4. CLAss PLAY 4. To any stranger in our school this tall, dignified Senior would seem to be only a quiet studious person, but to her many friends she is known to be ever ready for fun at any time or place. We hope that she will be successful in all her efforts in the future. TOMES, DORIS ESTELLA GLEE CLUBQ SENIOR PLAYQ UNITAS STAFF, RING COMMITTEE. Doris is planning to enter training for a nurse. We are sure she will be a success in that field of work, or in any other work she attempts. VAN CAMP, HELEN MARGARET Helen has made us believe the world is made for fun and frolic. We cannot be sad when she is nearg she would make a weeping willow smile. VAN ATTEN, KENNETH LEE HKENNYLM PRESIDENT 2. HISTORY CLUB 2, 3. SCIENCE CLUB 2, 5. SBCY. HISTORY CLUB 3. PRESIDENT OF CLASS 3. CLASS PLAYS 3, 4. UNITAS STAFF. Brisky as known in the Senior Class play, and he certainly was and is. Kenny is rather a sheik and he doesn't know yet whether he will be a salesman or a photographer. WARD, CHARLOTTE LOUISE GLBB CLUB 4. PLAY STAFF. UNITAS STAFF. Charlotte is always ready to help for the welfare o her class and school. She is going to school in Rochester next year and we all wish her the best of luck for her future.

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PAYNE, STANLEY HSTANY BASKETBALL 2, 3 AND 4. FOOTBALL 3 AND 4. BASEBALL 3 You can tell from the permanent smile on Stan's face that he's a 'oll d f ll J y goo e ow. He will be remembered for his athletic spirit shown during his last three years in school. PLUM, MYRTLE GLEE CLUB 1, 2 AND 3. CLASS PLAY 4. Myrtle is one of the quiet girls of the Senior Class. She is very studious and lans to be a s p chool, teacher. We are sure she will be a great success. ' SCHAUMAN, MARION LEONA GIRL RESERVES 1, 2, 3 AND 4. GLEE CLUB 2, 3 AND 4. A shy brunette is Mary Arm: Do her lessons she always can. We do not know, in later years, what she will tak . e up, But we wish her, in everything, the best of luck. SEDLER, AUDREY FRANCES Frances is one of the most cheerful and esteemed members of the class of '29. Next year she expects to go in training. We are all sure that she will be a. success in her chosen Held of work, Good luck, Frances. SENSABAUGH, THELMA MARION OHNH J GLEE CLUB 3 A ND 4. That distant farfaway look in her eyes is love We know her futur e will be the best Dame Fortune has to offer, unless she loses her BONNETT too often. SHREVE, WARREN PERRY EDITOR IN CHIEF or BLUNITASQQ. TREASURER FIRST SEMESTER 3 AND 4. Warren is one of the most studious scholars in school. He has not participated in any of the athlet' ic games, but he always has had his lessons. His motto is On to college . . Page Nineteen

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WEBSTER, STUART E. CLASS BASKETBALL 3, 4g CLASS OFFICER 23 CLASS PLAY STAFF 45 SEC. Es' TREAS. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 49 BUSINESS MANAGER UNITAS 4. A studious and ambitious student. Willing to give his best and to do the most. A youth seeking higher planes. May he hnd a life's work that is suitable to his lcharacterg one by which he can reach his destined goa . WARD, OPAL MAE GLEE CLUBQ SENIOR PLAY CAST. A dainty, quiet Miss who never fails to do her bit. Helpful, kind and considerate and a friend of all who know her. We wish her joy and success in her future undertakings. WHITE, HENRY W. I say just what I think, and nothing more, nor less. f SENIOR PLAY 4. Henry has been greatly handicapped during his high school life by moving about, but he proved his mettle and scholarship by hnishing the high school course in three years. He is the only member of our class that has accomplished this feat. i Page 'TwentyfOne