Swatara High School - Yearbook (Oberlin, PA)

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F5 1 , . , 'f . 'awfj Q, A, dip, ,P ix , , I PAUL SAMUEL ERB M i None so blithly gary as he, whereler the ladies chcmce to be? ssERBYJr i Heres the booster of them all, Lean and lanky, fair, and tall. i When you hear a Ford come round the bend, y Tut! Tut! It's Erby, everybody's l friend. J Yes indeed, Erby is known and .5 liked by all. ln school he is noted for his keen wit, and his ability to sniile under all circumstances. A l 1 NEVA MAY ENGLE NEVERU A My Heairti' But if she will she Will, ' You can depend on it, i If she Won't, she Won't And that's the end of it. V Neva spends a great deal of her yu. di, time typing, and in this she is the 45, Q' most excellent scholar. We bid her adieu, and in all sincer- ity Wish her success attained by her honest efforts. i FRANCES E. FACKLER A f'Silefnce is sweeter than speech This fair Miss hails from the thriv- ing city of Higrhspire which recently imported her from the capital of the kingdom Enhaut. While she has not contributed to the realm of sports, she has shown a school spirit which should be a shin- ing light to aspiring freshmen. Feeling sure her Winning smile Will carry her to success the students of A l S. T. H. S. bid her farewell. -- r ' 731--?:jwT f.p::.-1.ii,QgQQg 'W'gC.,..g.-in- ,argl 'rw 1 nz ' M ' efnty-e 3 i

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. F GEORGE WILLIAM DEIMLER HCORKYD Thy modcstyls a candle to thy merit. Shortly after this youngster joined us some years ago he was named Corky by a teacher. This was due to his ability of making the teachers believe he knew his lesson when he didn't. . c ye CHRISTIAN K. EBERSOLE Christie This unasuming young man is known in our school as Christie, whose great merits, we believe, are derived from his ability for management. This you will all know as being straight goods. If you have attencl- ed our musicals, basket ball games, literary societies and other events of the school. His scholastic standing, disposition and true spirit should be an example for all who know him. .Si W 3 l ELLA REBECCA ERWADS UELLIEU Ellies' meek, Ellies' sweet, Ellies' modest and discreet, Ellies' rare, Ellies' fair, Ellies' every Way complete. Popular! oh! my yes! Ellies' Pop- ularity is due to her being a good sport. She Was unable to play bas- ketball this year as other years but she cooperated With the team as a splendid score keeper at most of the games. Ellie keeps the price of potato chips up by consuming a bag of chips every day. is -t , fly , L ' 4 E l t It i TI ? T I iv? 9 ' 1 'A' Aki Twenty seven

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L. ,qi . . ,Vw ., . nj ff 1 me p I. i we Sl GLADYS VIOLA HOUSMAN I 4KH'l,l-TEILQOZ as the Mliclfnights Silence Q HGLADH Gladys is ccnspicious by her quiet- i 1' ess in this mpigy Class of '26, il As soon as 'Gladu reaches school l he is seen tafiiiffs her books from he ' ll .lesk and burying her face in them, ll .sonietimes she sits as if in deep medi- lll tation whether she is thinking of her lb studies or of her friends fespecially QQ those cf the opposite sexi is not iq? known. ll H7 lil p WILLIAM LEBO KKWILLIE ELBOH All mcmlcifncl loves a loverv 'Q' A more loquacious gentleman can- not be found, except in Enhaut. Q Although he is very garrulous, he U is very eflicient in most activities, yt mainly in Basketball and Baseball. Elf He is not the most contemplative gl student in the class, but it is'nt that W he does not have the ability. Willie 'sl is very complaisant, especially to the ladies. We know' he will succeed and old '26 wishes him best of success. MYRA OLIVA PECK Ever loyal, ever true to whatsover she has to do. Q BLONDIE il Myra resides at Oberlin. She is . very industrious and not a bit mis- , chievous or unruly in spite of the fact that her name is Peck. M She likes very much to go riding 1 in Ford Coupes which is not at all 1 ,trange of any pretty girl. Unlike most Seniors she hears much and says very little. She is not a trouble maker, but like the rest of her sex demands her rights. i, View ef e-we e 1 - as .9 l X Twenty nine