Trafford High School - Reflector Yearbook (Trafford, PA)

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orgoffen :jo olfmie DONALD LINTNER 1936-1952 He'll never be forgotten, for he was one of us. We remember his booming voice, His infectious laughter. fDonnie never laughed at anyone, he laughed with themj Whether on the football field or in a class room, He was always happy, And his happiness rubbed off on us Until we, too, became satisfied with the routine Of everyday experience. When we think of Donnie, we think of football. fHe was no slouch: first string tackle his Sophomore yearl To most people Don was known affectionately as Bull , For he was the immoveable obiect on defense And the irresistible force in offense. It is strange . . . the thing he loved most in life Brought him death. 7

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j y Qlfelf' aggnnelf jar yamaha JACQUELINE ANN PRATT 'I 936-1953 She lived to conquer, in her youthful way, And knew the very crest of wisdom's hill, So any problem found on any day Was soon but grist to Jackie's ready mill. She romped through life as happy people do, With love and laughter romping at her side, Then suddenly, without a fond adieu, Her place became a place unoccupied. Although all words of reasoning are strange When final partings such as this occur, We who are left to wonder at the change Should feel enriched for having talked with her And thankful for the quick and friendly smile That brightened us, if only for cx while. -William W. Pratt Uncle Bill 6

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me Carnac 3lPFPVl.5fWg rinczyozzf MR. ANDREW BRYAN CARNACK, Supervising Principal, Mrs, Melvin Buchin California S.T. C., Pennsylvania State College, B.S. Univer- secremry sity of Pittsburgh, M.A. Continued work at Columbia and University of Pittsburgh. Euro! of gylfacafaon Mr. H. E. Seville, Mr. John Hartley, Mr. H. E. Carl, Mr. Joseph Palchak, Mr. James Malley xv--rf 8