Swatara High School - Yearbook (Oberlin, PA)

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66591 K739691 RQ! S VVATARA S WAT T E R JOHN EDNVARD XVOLF JoHNN1E You Bciclzcf' Ted', is one of our new students who hails from Lykens. We do not know much about him because he just came into our midst. He is a very bashful boy, especially around girls. There is at least one good thing about him and that is the ability to make advertisements. He is a Very good painter. The Senior Class Wishes him great success in a eareer of advertising or What- Edna Balsbaugh Mae Eshenaur Rhea Housman Mildred Myers Ellen Staub Ei Lost, Safrayecl or Stolen Barbara Walter Newman Coekley Oliver Cooper Roy Lawyer Alvin Shope ever he may do in the future. Max Shore Harry lVagner Mary Roberts Anna Lingle Marlin MeCron0 E, 5 llt9+1'.'lJl Page Twenty-mne

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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

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5865-1 S' mem luqgv S WATARA S VVAT T E R Page Thirty emnrial , The Swatara Swatter Staif of the Swatara Town- ship High School has adopted the following resolu- tions on the death of their late school mate, Oliver D. Cooper. WHEREAS, It has pleased Almighty God in his in- finite wisdoin to remove from our midst our beloved school mate, Oliver D. Cooper, therefore be it Resolved, That we. humbly submit our school mate to Him who doeth all things well and while we bow in humble submission to His will we feel that our loss is his eternal gain. Resolved, That our sincere and heartfelt sympathy be extended to the bereaved family and friends in their bereavement, fondly cherishing the hope that he has gone to that council above, there to dwell with our Father in Heaven and to receive a higher degree of honor. Resolved further, That as a token of love and re- spect for our deceased school mate, we place a copy of these resolutions in the Swatara Swatter. JOHN V. STOPFEL, Editor EDGAR R. XVELLS, Associate Editor. Knlbinl INS.: