Waynesboro Area Senior High School - Wayarian Yearbook (Waynesboro, PA)

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I W. ' ' , 1 'Z it 4 ,, -- ,,.,, l !W1if:ffll' L, fZ ,. . X Z ' if f I A-is X . ml 'El' '-X T Nx I4 5' ocial function is taking place within, but it does not enter the driveway. Ho Ip ,VA strange! Let's have a glance at the interior to see just what is going on. Now, IL Vi. I- understand. Amid a lovely Horal decoration, Helen Martin and Margaret Brown 4? are officiating as hostesses at a bridge luncheon of the Elevated Chin Club. Again turning my attention to the group in the roadster, I find that they have come to a stop in front of White Mills and are entering the old dilapidated A K building where a party for the employees of the Shearer and Shefller Stage Settings CQ! Factory is under full sway. The other guests include the majority of the factory '- owners' co-operative classmates and their wives or lady friends. J The scene again changes and I find myself in a large courtroom in Phila- ' delphia. Max Sulanke and Clyde Strite are pleading, before Judge Richard Null, the case of their client, Louise Armstrong, who is suing Samuel Stine for damages done to her limousine by a bullet fired from the defendant's rifle, while he was brushing up on his target shooting. The crystal grows very dim. Now, it is clearing and I see a business section of Paris, France. In a quaint little shop stands Maree Riley, who, it seems, has I devoted her attention to the manufacture of cosmetics and, having become pro- ficient in the French language, has opened a beauty shoppe in that city. Once more we return to New York City, where, in the Martha Faust Tea Room, I recognize, under the guise of a successful scientist, none other than Ray- mond Harbaugh, who is gossiping with Helen Benedict. Mr. Harbaugh still seems to know all the news and he certainly is letting Helen in on it. Oh! I almost forgot to tell you, he says. Last week I attended a concert presented by your old' boy friend, Douglas Danfelt, given in one of the largest auditoriums in- . But Helen didn't find out if it was in New York or Blue Ridge Summit, for at this moment Mrs. William Johnston, formerly Loretta Barlup, and Cletus Fox pass the window and Mr. Harbaugh is out on the street in a second to checkup on them. The crystal fades. No more can I see. .f X II I I I I I I , ,. I Fa 1 ,IM Twenty-three 'x f,!!LN.,t V T A : Q .

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l.l,f SXT4 Helen Bellringer Benedict Academic5 Class Secretary 1-2-3-45 Blue and Gold 2-3-45 Wahian 45 Prom Com. 35 Live Wire Club 2-35 Choral Club 3-45 Hi-Y 3-45 Christmas Play 3-45 Thanksgiving Play 35 Volleyball 45 Operetta 35 Library Club 1-2. Helen is an important spoke in our class wheel, for she is an example of dependabili- ty and leadership. She does not let her desire for knowledge detract from her socia- bility. S f.. LU Martha Faust Genetalg Window Trimming 15 Live Wire Club 25 Glee Club 35 Thanksgiving Play 35 Volleyball 45 Wahian 45 Blue and Gold 2-3-45 Class Treas- urer 2-3-45 Library Club 1-2-3-4. If Pat ever once slipped from the straight and narrow path in her four years of high school, nobody has ever been able to dis- cover it. The Wahian owes her muchg the library will be at a loss without her. Albert VHappel Academicg Class President 45 Vice-President 1-35 Wahian 45 Choral Club 45 Science Club 35 Travel Club 25 Hi-Y 2-3-45 Christmas Play 3-45 Thanks- giving Play 25 Prom Com. 3. Ab Happel-a name that flashes through- out W. H. S. just as the proverbial shot flashed around the world. Wahian associate editor, senior class president, oh, there's just no limit to the evidences of Ab's popularity and ability. Dan Frankforter Generalg Basketball 1-25 Track 1-2-35 Nature Club 25 Athletic Club 35 Choral Club 45 Class President 35 Vice- President 2-45 Blue and Gold 2-3-45 Wahian 45 W Club 45 Football 3-45 Thanksgiving Play 25 Operetta 3. Meet our athlete, artist, and crooner! While another fellow is still talking, Dan has done just a little better than most of us could do. What more can be said of any man? Clyde Strite Generalg Basketball 45 Athletic Club 3-45 Class Treasurer 2-3-45 Class Basketball 1-2-35 Hi-Y 2-35 Prom Com. 3. Strite's athletic ability and his genial and hearty disposition have kept him constantly in the limelight. His interpretation of French would make Lafayette turn over in his grave! Twenty-iiv B IN