Swatara High School - Yearbook (Oberlin, PA)

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S VVATARA S YVAT T E R gg-651 ruwmn p45-A se 62 l HELEN MAY TENNIS ' ' TABITHA Oh Stavrsw Helen is the most quiet girl of our class. We think it is because she comes from the wonderful burg of Oberlin. She seems to have some power over Paul Con- rad, as he is always hovering near her. Aside from Paul the boys do not seem to bother her and she doesn't seem to bother them. Helen hopes to be a school teacher and We predict a successful future for her. A- l 331i EDGAR ROY WELLS 'AEDDIEH A Bass, but not a Fish. '4Eddie is the most modest boy of our class and his future plans are to become a minister. NVe think one of his reasons for becom- ing a minister is the continuous hand- shalzing and of his great influence over the female sex. He arises from the swampy part of the suburb of Enhaut and in his childhood days, his most intimate playmates Were tin cans. '4Eddie is a good athlete and in his future years we Wish him great success. Eddie had a serious attack of love and when he sought the hand, he was told he was to grow up. J l G91 wow rQ9gi Page Twenty-,seven

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gsgwl umm 4:45, Se svvATARA SWATTER C2 EDVVARD NELSON STEPP 4 C FAT! 7 W7zat the Sami Hill Fat, who was let slide into High School because he had outlived his useful- ness in the grades, sometimes gets tired of the Faculty atmosphere and goes trapping for a few weeks. Though '4Fat is young in years, he has had many love affairs and it seems that he is very much interested in a Lizzie at present. We dare not do too much praising as it is hard on the pocket book when buying lots for small boys. We have to say that Fat is a studious boy and is expected to be a success in after life. Zei i JOHN VALENTINE STOPFEL ' ' EDITOR-iN-CHEESE Why Patsi' John comes from the same neck of the Woods as Walter O'Neal. He is like NValter in many respects, especially as a ladies' man. He is very fussy in the presence of ladies. Every geometry class of the high school has a clown and John happened to have that honor bestowed upon him. We Were always glad when Mr. Stroup got John to recite because it livened up the course. Many thanks to you, John, for your trouble. sQP'al Kgiblgj Page Twenty-sia:

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gg-Guan mv:-u RQ, S' SYVATARA SNVATTER VVILLIAM EARL VVINGERT ' ' BILLH lVha?f For? ttBill lives on at farm somewhere near Chamber Hill. 'tBill is one of the best students and generally leads his class. On the other hand, 'tBill is a very quiet fel- low and doesn't bother the girls. VVe have doubts about his attitude towards them later. Bill doesn't take an active part in sports because he has to go home and put the horses, cows, chickens, etc., to bed. HBill's ambition is to become a professor. IIe's hitching his wagon to a star. 'tBill's father wants him to become a .il Ei FLORENCE IRENE NVOLFE Cl 7 7 HTILQVS the Eye Fussie's first ambition in life was to become a movie star, but she seems to shine better on thc basketball tioor. She is thought to be one of the beauties of the school and this is probably due to her ability to arrange her complexion as she desires it. As Fussic grew older, her dreams of the movies seem to have changed to that of continuing her education and probably, becoming a-stenographer. VVc predict a glorious future for her. minister. 32 Q5 Kira mmol Page Twenty-eight