Robertsdale High School - Tiger Yearbook (Robertsdale, PA)

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RH5 Betty Rinehart is now the Big Cherse at Swan's store.As the new land-lady of the hotel in Robertsdale is the very efficient and capable Ada Johns. It seems 88 though we had quite a few business rirls ino our class.Tnes Hoover i8 in charge of the cosmetic counter in our store. Dr.I.our own genial Bob il lianas, is doinr a marvelous .lob with his '.uiz programs.Well,Of all thimrsJI had almost forgotten Professor Richard Vatthews. Riohard has acmeved great fame as a wjrld re-nowned hypnotist,second only Houdini. Time is flying.Here’8 where I sign off. Y°ur old friend. Jeff

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Here is something different --the vacancy,left by the death of our recent rooTlician .has been filled by Bill Love and Nurse Betty Bridenstine.Bill and Betty are turning out such beautiful corpses that I almost wish I were one. lo you recall Elvire Kersse?Livin r up to the Florence Nightingale Pledge,Slvire has been app ointed as directress of Nurses at SttJohn’s Hospital in Pittsburgh. I always mv Jack orar had a smart enough head to earn a living without too -’uch effort. Jack is heed of the Life Preservers Corporation,and Chester Horton, his chief sa lesmen.is trying to convince the U.S.Navy that these preservers will float. do you ever read the ’’Radio Cuide ?If you refer to last week's issue you will find that be tty Baker is making her debut as an opera singer.In the same issue is an article whioh states that Chester rissinrer will appear as truest conductor of the Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra -ert. month.Just wait till you hear about their ualJDolora Scott.Lolora is entertaining the graduating- classes at the Cairo otel iri washington with her Eroad A‘op Symphony Orchestra. Well,I’m certainly glad all the girls in our class weren't oareer-minded. have two ideal house wives formerly known to us as Louise Chaney and Louise Thomas, married to fellow students of R.H.S. I bet you can't trueas what Evelyn Hoover and faty Pelle Parnett are dolnp.An article in - Successful Jawin, states that these two ladles ere menarin a w successful farm.These women have a ri.ht to feel nroud of a reooenltion well -earned. An, L5aJ? ?ic3u,re ahowirr three ideal Bed Cross nurses.Martha Boater.Beatrice are wor?hr of theirunlfo 8r0 thelr e°°d W°rk the8e irla heve 8h0Wn that tt,«„Lf=WayS thou|l’t ?f Geralfline Stinaon as heine a society leader someday.My That ? Y 88 I ’!ed tbat Bhe 18 st8rtln 8 National Bmrloyrent Apeney private feoretlry. unfoitunetes in obtaining employment.'nna «all is her Aliena Kltehell.Virainia Mc Carthy.and Verna Blaoh are celehrattno. t ,»w .„«.1, anniversaries as commercial teachers in the Huntine-don S ecretariel School. ■»£a«Sa-L S?R.»SI2n!l. ®lock r't TOu’Her Picture appeared on the cover of the popular i ce-stater°of S y e r S rat rsor ’' °f 88 -ssrsiss wjawffjarssawras

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m RH5 JUNICE a iS °resident ice-presicent ecretary - - Treasurer - - - - John Kenwood - Bill Troutman - Lucillf Koore Elizabeth Brenna Adolph Altohelli Calvin Barber Allen Black James Black Eleanor Collinerer Elizabeth Brenna Cloma Brown Arlene Buseck John Carbelli Louie Champ Ruth Corrie Levina Corrieri Francis Cutshall Martin LeVore Sari Sokly Lucille Voore Lae Foster Mae Foster John Henwood Lindy Horton Jame3 Houck Eva Kov alcVik Maxine Xufcna Mary Lazor Ruth Leahhart Verna Lover Jimmy Mcciain Betty Martin Mary Mar Lanik Lorothy May Slwood Nerille Robert Park Esther Peffer Madeline Polleck Madeline Riehart Myre Ro6s Gwendoline ourk Mary Stever Isabelle Stewart Vorna Stinson Max Shugart8 Jean Tevell William Troutwan Taomi Worden Ernest Weight Lorothy Williams Lorothy Winkleblech