York College of Pennsylvania - Horizon Tower Yearbook (York, PA)

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Swartz, Perry Dean Hobby — Butting in Sufferage Religion — Lutheran Politics — New Salem Whigs Future Occupation — Evangelist Leiphart, Elmer Elwood Hobby — Study Religion — Reformed Politics — Prohibition Future Occupation — Ministry

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CURVIN FRANKLIN KOPP KOPPV KF.RWIN Kerwin is associated with the Bundes rat of West York. A quiet dignified personage, living up to his middle name. He acquired all this in Spring Grove, it is said. Koppy is a star in all his studies and cuts a star in basket ball. His conscience worries him very quickly, especially in debates He won ' t de- bate against his convictions or in favor of anything evil. Which is all very well, but it takes him so long to reach a decision that when it is reached the thing has happened. With a little more snap Kopp will make one of the greatest known or un- known statesman. JCcwv ' ' hnchy ROY BAY FLINCHBAUGH. CAPT. ROY FLINCHV Flinchy is the only one who is a member of the bartender ' s union. There is question as to his nationality. He speaks so many different languages. The name Izzy would not be disputed, however. Roy is the ideal artist. Wavy black hair, musical instincts, and other artistic abilities. He plays the Jews harp like a regular Jew, in fact his quartette won first prize at the Mystic Star, amateur night. His basket ball ca- reer has been kept bright because he was theonly clean player on the team. His career as a whole is INDEED wonderful. A MODEL student, (which means imitation), an artist, a pinoch- le player, a pool shark, and in fact everything that goes to make up a good fellow.

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PERRY DEAN SWARTZ PETE This presumptuous gentleman is a brother of Wayne but is somewhat different in his tastes (for women). Pete is a born genius. In fact he is the only one of the kind known to exist. Oratory of the good old fashioned kind is one of his ac- complishments. ' ' Ladies and Gentlemen, he said, speaking before a body of students, How are you going to have women become police MEN? Next to Doc, Pete is king of bum ar- gufiers. He convinced us one day that battleships go up rivers and hide behind trees to deceive the enemy. We believed it too. Pete is so full of knowledge that it is always overflow- ing making an awful mess but it sounds good anyway f?cK iei »h« Yt ELMER ELWOOD LEIPHART PAT LEIPHART REV Pat is a resident of Delroy, a peaceful little village near Hallam. He is a noted deciple of the theory that work never did hurt anyone, so he goes to it, you have to give him credit. He is well informed on all subjects and able to speak on any subject at any time. Such is genius. York life does not agree with the Reverend, but of course there is a reason. Every thing fits perfectly in one harmonious mass around Leiphart except his collar. He insists in getting his money ' s worth by buying the largest size for the same price.