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

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Lecrone, Edger Henry Hobby — Opera Religion — Lutheran Politics — Floater Future Occupation — Getting Married Reisinger, George Etter Hobby — Geometry Religion -- Reformed Politics -Anti-Suffragette Future Occupation —Farming Oni

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WAYNE TIMALIUM SWARTZ SHAVE WAYNE Although W ayne comes from New Salem every morning he is always very nice, a regular giggler, in fact. You see he appreciates his brother ' s efforts. 1 he only thing Wayne doesn ' t like is a barber. Wayne sat on the chair one day waiting to get shaved. At last becoming impatient he asked the barber why he didn ' t shave him. Oh, I am waiting for something to grow on your face first, said the barber. Wayne always knows his leesons but doesn ' t like to bore Prof, by reciting EVERY day. Wayne ' s Overland with which he wanted to race Richley ' s Ford, is very comfortable for just two in the front seat, on a duskv night. Get me? 5.5 -e r Sch « ' r )- EDGAR RALPH NEFF NEFFIE EDDIE Edgar for various reasons is a high school deserter but me- mories of that institution still linger with him. Especially of some sister students. Eddie has the peculiar power of chang- ing the color of his eyes simply by the turn of his head. Oh joy, Edgar receives a letter from a little girl in Gettysburg, of course not directly from her. But he is drowning his sorrow- in Greek. Greek what:, you say. Why Greek letters of course.

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EDGER HENRY LECRONE LEGGY EDG Leggy is a good sport, handsome and etc., hailing from around Raundtown, no one knows the spot. Edg walks a- bout in a trance most of the time. There are times though, when I think he is really human. Leggy is a wonderful de- bater, but somehow manages to be sick every time there is one and when he is most wanted. His excuse for being uith chick- ens is that his name is Hen-ery. The black silk braid on his coat marks him as of delicatessen type of temperament. He generally throws the bull for his father when at home and for others when not at home. GEORGE ETTER REISINGER CHORGE Chorge hails from the backwoods, coming from the wilds of Elmwood. The land of dreams has far more charms for him than any form of work, although we will give him cre- dit for an occasional spurt in the direction opposite work He knows an awful lot but is unable to apply it and remember it when most needed. Lincoln ' s Gettysburg address is one of his favorite hymns, and with what majestic bearing he delivers it to his enraptured hearers. He is thin because of lack of sleep, due to worrying over his untrue love, who causes him much distress.