Swatara High School - Yearbook (Oberlin, PA)

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NGN' S? ICUNSDI lr-.4691 S NVATARA S WAT T E R OLA NIOKENS BROWN HOLIE NANCYU 'tMy souln This innocent young lady is a contribu- tion from Bressler, capital of Enhaut. Of course we must not be so hard on her, be- cause it is not entirely her fault that she blew from that town. Oh, boy! if she can't flirt! Ask her to roll those pretty white eyes! Mr. Edward Powell knows how she can, if we don't. Ask him! VVe wish her great success in her role as a nurse in the near future. Fi HAROLD KENNETH BRUMBAUGH Gee! But I love myself 'tCrusoe, the noted baritone singer from the frontier settlement of Bressler, plays the important role of Romeo. At night when everybody is asleep in the Frantz household, he will grab his Cornet and make a rush for the lawn which is be- neath his Juliet 's CEsther Frantzj window and give her happy dreams by playing an ancient hymn and carrying the female parts Qsoprano and altol himself. His home town's water supply was con- demned because he was so used to sleeping at night with his feet out of the window. The smell drove several of the prominent families from the settlement. He is the Judge of the class and believes that he will make a good lawyer in later years although he is a carpenter by trade now. MGP: www Page Twenty-two

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55651 Sa 16019-2'-IDI :Qs S XVATARA S WAT T E R V E ELIZABETH RUTH XAOMI BESHORE HBIBBY-RUTH , ' 'fMy Heart This smiling young maiden hails from Enhaut, the capital of Steelton. She sure can giggle, everywhere, at anything, at any- time-even in her sleep. It has been rumored that she gets the nightmare quite frequently and Wakens the household by yelling, Oh Walter, Oh Walter dear. Oh boy! She talks as real with him in her sleep, as if he were right there. She spends a good bit of her time writing to the op- posite seX. She is known as the class flirt, ask Vllalter, he 'll tell you. Her ideal is to become some young man's stenographer. Married or single, the class of '24 wishes her great joy and success. lei EMMA LOUISE BE SHORE I CPEST77 For Heat'en's Sake This fair maiden is the baby of our class, although this is no handicap on her part as far as members of the opposite sex are concerned. She has a wide circle of friends, and they go as far as to take the part of a deaf and dumb mute to Win her. She, however, has been more successful as a basketball player and captain. Her abil- ity in locating the basket has proven a great success to her team this year. Emma's aim is to become a school mar im, in which profession we predict a successful future since she has the ability of handling kids. Ea S .5 :Ezra lC'Q9a Page Twenty-one

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52651 S? 105993 S YVATARA S VVAT T E R ARTHUR ORVAL HAGER KIPLXT77 'fllm the shriek of S. T.', Pat, the class skyscraper, owes his PAUL JAMES CONRAD OONNYM Hey Boys Paul speaks as if he is in his manhood days. He terms everybody else as a boy. He hails from Oberlin, and on many oc- casions has an attack of sleeping sickness. As members of his class we recommend one ounce of full of pep for him until he matures. Paul believes in the Odd Fellows society and is a woman hater at the present, but on a few occasions he is attracted by a future Freshman girl. Paul has planned his future as a grave- digger and we wish him great success. ESQ wav. height to his usual diet of beans. He can put a dollars worth of beans out of sight in a single meal and often feels swell after eating a yeast cake. He believes in one of Franklin 's wise sayings, Early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise. He generally hits the hay at midnight and gets up for lunch at two minutes before it is time for school to take in. He is usually late but comes to school to comb his hair then takes his daily yawn. Pat, is one of the outstanding stars of the high school in athletics and we can pic- ture him in the future as a great baseball player. ' IGM Lawful rigs Page Twenty-three