Sinking Spring High School - Imago Yearbook (Sinking Spring, PA)

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R. MADELYN BURGNER “Burg” It was quite early one April morning 1919 when this young lady made her appearance in Sinking Spring. She made quite a lot of noise then and still continues to do so. Her entire school career was spent within the portals of our high school. She admits, quite unabashed, that her theme song is “Sweet and Lovely.' Of course, all her friends agree with her that this is quite appropriate. Her pet ambition is to study Latin at Temple University, but regardless of the school she plans to attend we know she will be a decided asset and the entire das6 hopes that her ambitions will be realized and success be hers. Dramatic Club—'33 to 37 inclusive Glee Club— 31 to ’37 inclusive Basketball—'35- 36 Secretary of Class—’3 4-’3 5 36-’37 Athletic Association—’35-’36 Debating Team—'36-’37 KENNETH GANSER “Ken” Kenneth was born in Boiling Springs, in 1918, and joined our class in his Freshman year. Kenneth the “Robert Taylor” of our class is also noted for his “Strangler Lewis tactics. Kenneth who is majoring in commercial work would like to find work in a business office of some kind. The senior class wishes him the best of luck in whatever he does. Science Club—’33 to ’35 inclusive Vice President of Class—’35 Editor--Red and Blue—’37 Basketball—’33 to 37 inclusive Baseball—’34, ’35. ’37 Editor of Class Book—’37 Fifteen

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7937 7937 PAUL DANIEL HAFER “Chic” Paul was brought to this earth November 12, 1918. After much disagreement, they decided to keep him and hoped he would outgrow his persistent howling. Paul joined our class from the beginning of our school career and has been one of us ever since. “Chic is quite a wizard with the saxaphone and is making quite a name for himself. He is also quite an athlete, having played Varsity Basketball for two years. What ever “Chic takes up the class of 37“ wishes him the best of luck. Basketball—’34 to ’37 inclusive Track—’35 to ’37 inclusive Orchestra—’34 to ’37 inclusive Science Club—'33-’34 Press Club—’36-’37 BENJAMIN J. HAAS “Ben” May 2, 1919, found a small boy in three cornered pants, knocking at a door in Pottsville, which happened to be his parent’s residence. The stork’s fare was too high and Ben decided to walk. Ben has outstanding characteristics which everyone knows about. He works in one of the local restaurants and eats only when working. Ben is the fastest man on our track and has proved it at local and intramural meets. He is studying and working to continue his ambitions in a higher institution of learning. His chief ambition is to become a minister. The class of ’37 wishes him the best of luck and success in his work. Track—34 to ’37 Science Club—'34 Dramatic Club—’33 Press Club—'37 Vice President of Class—’37