Taneytown High School - Tahian Yearbook (Taneytown, MD)

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THE MOTH ii' 7 III1 CLASS OIF' 1930 Ifiii CLASS MOTTO: Thus Endeth Our First Less0n.': -- gaze CLASS COLORS: Scarlet and Gold. 5 CLASS FLOWER: f Red Rose. uf VW 1- Iii CLASS ROLL: FRANKLIN IACOB BAKER. IWAURICE WILSON RIZCKER. ROBERT C LOUSIIER C LINGAN. c. JOHN EMORY CIIENOWETII. IQALPH COLDSBOROUGH IJAVIDSON. NIARY ISAIIEI. EILIOT. RIITIIANNA FLICKINGER. f CVLIVE AGATIIA HAIIN. IJOROTIIY ALICE HAUG11. JANE PA1'rERsON LONG. STANLEY PHOENAS LUTZ. EQ AMELIA XXIRGINIA NULL. - 16EI.MAR EUGENE RIFFLE. LAURA MVTLDRED SYIRINER. GLENN W ALTER SNYDER. C: ETHEL PAIILINE STONESIFER. CARROLL TROXELL. CATIIARINE ROMAINE VALENTINE. Q iii K .,.....,,... , ........,..... , I .....,..... , , 3

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6 THE MOTH FRANKLIN JACOB BAKER. Joe. Glee Club, '27, '28, '29, '30, Base Ball, '30, Soccer, '30: Basket Ball, '30, Senior Play, Musical Comedy, '27, 28, '29, '30, Honor Roll. Poe Literary Society. Joe, is one of our musical members. When he warbles a tune, it stays warbled. Joe, is famous for the number of nicknames he has acquired during his soiourn with us, among which are, Judge, Josephine, Pheney, Bake, Joseph, etc. Joe is our Champeene --in Book-keeping. Whenever any of us are having trouble with trial balances, or the like, he always proves to be our life-saver. No kidding though, Joe has endeared himself to all of us and has proved to be a true friend, in time of need. Whatever life work he may attempt, we are on the sidelines rooting for our Flaming Youth. MAURICE WILSON BECKER Bcck. Basket Ball '29, '30, Soccer Ball '27,'28,'29, '30, Musical Comedy '27, '28. '29, '30, Glee Club, Captain Base Ball Team '30, Hawthorne Literary Society. Beck, the star athletic of '30, will be long remem- bered in Taneytown High for his athletic ability. He is much admired by the opposite sex for his muscu- lar build. It takes a lot to discourage him, this has been proved by the way in which he has worked to get ahead in athletics. Of his studies, he excels in physics and proves himself capable in Manual Training. He is always ready to help where help is needed and has done a large part in the assembly programs. He has expressed a desire to be a mechanic, and we all feel sure that he will make good in this field. .l. JOHN EMORY CHENOWETH. Chenny. Glee Club '27, '28, '29, '30, Athletics '2'7,'28, '29, '30, Musical Comedy '27, '28, '29, '30, Senior Play, Eisteddfod fsoloistj '27, '29, Class President, '28, '29. Poe Literary Society fPresidentJ. He is the pride of the Boys' Athletic Association. In his four years oil' High School life he has always been a very able athletic, especially in his Senior year, when he participated in each and every sport sponsored. However, John did not allow athletics to take all of his time, for he has spent many hours in High School plays, acting the part of some leading char- acter. He has also often been called upon to help entertain with his rich tenor voice. With all of the extra activities, let us not forget John as a studious student. How can we, when each month found his name on the honor roll? ROBERT CLOUSHER CLINGAN. Nonie. Basket-hall, Base Ball, Soccer Ball, Musical Com- edy and Glee Club. Poe Literary Society. Now, look who's here! Yes, we all recognize Nonic as a good sport. He has also established a reputation for being the best all-around chauffer, driving with only one hand. Rober hates to leave High School this year, because that attractive brown- eyed Junior can't leave with him. Casting all jokes aside. Bobbie has achieved some serious activities, too. He is the famous history fan df the class of '30, and as for arguing, he can't be beat. We all hope Nome will not have any serious mishaps when he starts flying! ii RALPH GOLDSBOROUGH DAVIDSON. I-Iardy. Glee Club '26, '27, '28, '29, '30, Soccer '30, Boxing '30, Senior Play, Business Manager of Flame and Moth, President of Senior Class, Musical Comedy, Orchestra '27, '28, '29, '30, Athletics Cheer Leader, '30, Poe Literary Society. It is no use trying to express the inspiration Ralph has been to this Class of '30. When we look over his High School career, we find him partic- ipating in almost everything. He is the violinist of the school, and this year had the honor of being chosen to represent our school at the Eisteddfod. He did remarkably well in the Musical Comedy and Sen- ior Play. No one can question his ability as Presi- dent of the Senior Class, for which he has' always worked hard. We all sincerely wish him success in the chosen field of art. MARY ISABEL ELLIOT Izzy. Glee Club '27, '28, '29. '30, Musical Comedy, '27, '28, '29, '30, Senior Play, Declamation Contest, '27, '28, '29, '30, Editor'-in-Chief of Flame and The Moth '30, French Club, '29, Hit Ball, '30, Honor Roll, Class Reporter '27, '28, Class Historian. Hawthorne Literary Society fPresidentJ It is not necessary for us to introduce Mary Isa- bel, as she is our vocal soloist. We all feel that Mary Isabel has given much of her time and talent to The Flame in order to make it a success. Izzy tells us that she believes she'd like to be a nurse, but we think she should take up music be- cause of her talent along this line. In all, she is a good, true classmate, always work- ing for the good of the class and school. We are sure that we shall find her somewhere, some time, successful because of her life with T. H. S.