Smithsburg High School - Leopard Yearbook (Smithsburg, MD)

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I HITII Kl II This unromantic ut nevertheless amusing person is Kuhny whose giggles may be heard all over S. H. S. This child has a lot of wit and gayety hidden under a large coating of giggles. She just loves to come to school when she knows she doesn’t know her lessons. But, look at her noble appearance. Who would ever think she could have fun and enjoy herself. But, in fact, she can say more crazyness with a straight face than anybody we know of. She is so unromantic that she always takes the shortest way to trans- late a love story, but we supose she will change in due time. I et us hope so, anyway. KITH Kl’llN “Kulmy “Aw Identification: Giggling. Favorite literature: Milton’s works. Ambition: Bookkeeper. DAY WOLFINGEK This cherry-cheeked maiden of just sixteen summers is one of the many liked by all “Woody is one of the leading members of the class and good at writing short stories. She is fond of athletics and is learning how' to knit. She is a good musician and is a good student in any study having any size, shape or form, whatsoever. “Woody is the most active member of the class and is a great chum of “Mill’s. She takes great delight in developing pictures of herself. Her greatest ambition is to become a surgeon, but she really intends entering college with her friend “Maddie. “Woody also, in addition to her many opinions, thinks its useless there lo use toll-gates, so when she drives her car she breaks everyone to pieces that she can. DAY AVOLFINGER “Day, “Woody “‘Well, hon-est-ly Identification: Rosy cheeks. Favorite literature: Grace Richmond’s works Ambition: To be a surgeon and do philan- trophic work.

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CAROLINE BRENNER This cute little maiden is our agile Caroline, better known as “Curly.” Her admirers are many, but she saves all the radiance of her melting smile for Mr. Bussard. She now thinks she will take a course in chemistry so that she will be better prepared in knowing how to fry wrter without burning and wash test tubes if it should become necessary. She can already bake nice, round biscuits—at least they look so on the outside, but it was noticed that she wasn’t in school for several days afterwards. ‘Curly” is very artistic and spends many hours, or if you were waiting for her you’d think it wras years, in arranging her golden curls. By her looks you would think she was the mo t innocent person, but form an acquaintance with her and you would have to change your opinion. Identification: The uncombed curly wool. Favorite literature: War news. Ambition: Musician; dentist , artist. CLARENCE YtHYLER Of all sad words of tongue or pen, The saddest are these— Her’e Pap again. His slogan is: “Come on, Jap, let’s get the Dodge ball from the girls.” Pap is the third and last of the Heavenly Triplets of the Junior Class. He is what we all call smart in every sense of the word. He is trotting on a pony through Caesar sixty lines a minute; German three time3 as fact, and can do chemistry experiments faster than anybody ever has done or even will do. But oh! The most important of all he can tease the girls without the aid of Jap or Pat. He is a charter member of the firm of ‘‘Yowler Day- hoff.” brokers and breakers of test tubes. Identification: A large bunch of bigness. Favorite literature: Funny sheets. Ambition: Civil engineer. CLARENCE YOWLER “Pap “Who wants to know

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r- ELIZABETH E. CLEVER, A.B. JUNIOR CLASS SPONSOR