Shillington High School - Hi Life Yearbook (Shillington, PA)

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5 - 76922 v4Y,t-A- MR. ROBERT J. BARTON, B.S. Dlstrlbutlve Educatlon Would like to own a helicopter and a jeep . . . spends his leisure chewing the fat . . . enjoys hunting and lish- ing . . . alibis annoy him . . . favors roast turkey . , . The best is none to good . . . feels that college is the same as marriage-no family should be without it. MR. WILLIAM N. BRUNNER Industrlal Arts A quiet individual who enjoys traveling . . . crafts and reading are his pastimes . . . yearns to have an ideal shop . . . steaks and baseball . . . ideal person is Winston Churchill . . . common ex- pression, O. K. Let's go . . . says, College is worthy of every indi- vidual's ambition. MR. CHARLES J. HEMMIG, M.A. Supervising Principal, Mathematics Enjoys baseball . . . looks forward to having one of his boys become a major league baseball player . . . watching girls and boys play gives him pleasure . . . Let that be a lesson to you . . . likes soup . . . tries to inspire his students. MR. CARLTON F. BOYFR Art Our class sponsor who would like to live on a high hill overlooking a valley . . . smooth skinned, red cheeked boy or girl is his ideal person . . , too em- barrassed to mention embarrassing moment . . . passes time gardening . . . roasted duck . . . revels in the colors of the sunset. MRS. GLADYS L. COLDREN, B.S. Girls' Physical Educatlon Airplanes thrill her . . . hopes to cross the Atlantic Ocean by plane . . . en- joys reading and basketball . . . her mother is her ideal person . . . ice cream . . . heard saying, Are you kidding . . . is tired by foolish ques- tions . . . always smiling.

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00-1- 5 vllvykvlk. MISS ARDATH R. DAVIDI-IEISER, 5.5. Home Economics Elated by first heavy snow . . . likes reading and swimming . . . expects to learn to fly . . . doesn't like lazy un- interested students . . . often heard saying, Keep working . . . likes raw carrots . . . pleasant . . . ideal person is one who keeps a steady head through trouble. MR. WILLIAM H. FIRING, B.S. Boys' Physical Educatlon Snap it up . . . popular among the boys . . . very proud and inspired with the undefeated football team of '43 . . . likes individuals who give their best . . . French fried potatoes . . . sparc time is spent on athletics or fishing . . . forgetting certain names is embarrassing . . . yearns to travel. llluuq...,, N.. .is :EW MR. LUTHER A. WEIK, M.A. Prlnclpal, Chemistry and Guidance Initials mean LAW . . . but helpful . . . zest for good music . . . abhorrence is dainty darlings . . . fishing is a favorite sport . . . driving a fire engine would satisfy a long-entertained de- sire . . . pleased when served sea food. MISS JANE W. EVANS, l.S. Home Economics and General Science Enthralled at visiting large cities . . . spends leisure time hiking or listening to the radio . . . heard saying Hor- rors or Oh dear . . . likes tomatoes . . . dislikes discourteous students . . . Madame Chiang-Kai'Shek is her ideal person. MR. PAUL F. FREED, B.S. Mathematics Spends his time reading or traveling . . . enjoys football and basketball . . . thinks Gen. Douglas MacArthur is perfect . . . excellent recitations make him happy . . . likes stewed chicken . . . thinks you should get a college education . . . a jovial chap . . . often heard saying Hi-Ya.