Swatara High School - Yearbook (Oberlin, PA)

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mi, -, i es. .-,, E? Prophecy of the Class of 1926 I also noticed a blonde beauty Myra Peck using her ability as Somebody's Stenog ., which happened to be for Henry Ford. I noticed a figure near her I looked very close and saw George Deimler QQ. having a love chat with her and also acting as manager of the Ford plant. I had only two more pages and I was very anxious to see who they were and to my surprise I saw Evelyn Shultz and Martha Webner standing in front of a large group of children teaching them their A. B. C's. R is But in the corner of the page I saw a very tall young lady with a T? smile this was Mary Benny she also became a good stenog., for the gorvernor of Penna. 7 I then turned the last page and there saw last but not least four is more good old chums which were Frances Fackler and Gladys House- man acting as two good nurses in a very large hospital. But to my surprise I saw Elwood Stopfel as one of America's wildest radio bugs due to his good training he got in Geography class by using a candy box and black tacks back in old S. T. Then came Thomas Proudfoot I noticed he Wore a white cap and coat I wondered what trade he had engaged in then I noticed a large hh sign Fresh Bread for sale. Then I knew Tom had become a great baker . AND THUS THE STORY ENDED. Ella Edwards i Y -Fvifb D if s wr wr We ffeefeawi E in Twenty-four A 5' '

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ll' Uma. ff , ififfg P , H h g W WE g y .X ,. . Ri OSCAR BANKUS BALDWIN If music be the food of love, play on Os comes to us from Rutherford and is one of the most dignified and business like boys of his class. This point is shown very clearly in his work on the Swatter Staff. He is an earnest worker, an athlete , and a pleasant companion. Oscar ex- pects to continue his education at ig? Lebanon Valley College. We all wish it him success in the pursuits of his studies. MARY GRACE BENNEY A merry heart doth good like meclficrmef' UBENNYU Yes, this is Benney-a tall and dig- nified lady. Who does not know her? She is here, there, everywhere. Mary is one of those girls who is always doing her best. We must look up to Mary not only because she is 5' 10 but and A stu- dent too. We wish for you, Mary, much suc- cess and happiness. in your encounter with the world. HENRY BOOSER BISHOP Small but Mighty KKBOOIJ Boo is the busiest of all S. T. He's just as nice as nice can be. He's small of stature, but not of mind. And a better lad youlll never find. He has mastered the English lan- guage and his most familiar remarks are: I can't what's the use. But this does not interfere with Boo's ranking as one of the leaders of his class. . 1- f ,aw Twenty-six