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

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The Echo Faculty CHARLES HATCH EHRENFELD, Ph.D., Sc.D. President A. B., A. M., Sc.D., Wittenberg College, Ohio; Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania. Science and Civics. CLAYTON ELMER BILHEIMER, M. E., M. E., Lehigh University. Physical Director: Physics, Mathematics. E. HAROLD FRANTZ, Ph.B.. Ph.B., Dickinson College. Mathematics, Chemistry. MISS MARION MABEL MESSER, A. B., A. B., Mount Holyoke College. French, Spanish, Latin. MISS ELEANOR W. VAN DYKE, A. B., A. B., Wilson College. Latin and History. MISS JENNIE SANDERSON, A. B., A. B., Columbia University. English and History. MISS FRANCES ATHENE POLACK Graduate, York Collegiate Institute and of National Park Seminary. Ph-vsical Director for Girls. 10 '

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The Echo RALPH ROCHOW It has been said that red-heads with long legs are very bright, but the exception always proves the rule. Allow us to introduce, Ralph, the boy who once said This is not a cold air school, it is a hot air school. He has accomplished much at Y. C. I., in fact practically everything the school offers. As president of the class in his Junior and Senior years, as well as being one of the most active members of Phi Sigma, he has demonstrated powers of leadership, and a jovial nature has made and retained for him innumerable friends. He is a basketball player of no mean ability and the best bet for the shot put. Being the only one out for this field event we think he will make it — but on second thought he would anyway. If law does not claim his future we know someone ' s heart that will. Here ' s wishing you luck, Ralph. We will often wonder as we think and dream What would have happened to the Junior team If Big Boy Rochow had not been there To win the games for his lady fair. DOROTHY BARBER We never knew Dorothy to be anything but congenial and it necessarily follows that she would be a popular member of the class and school, espe- cially with the boys. Among her favorite pas- times IS that of coming into Algebra class several minutes late, with a wistful expression that forbids even the teacher from demanding an explanation. Very often Dot will be found on the school premises after school ' hours and she generally explains this fact with detention. Without wishing to doubt her word we have often noticed that on the same days a certain tall, handsome, light haired athlete could be found training for some contest or field event. We want you to win, Dorothy, in anything you attempt. A girl who was jolly and full of fun With a smile that seemed like the glowing : And a sweet disposition beyond compare. This friend of ours with golden hair. ■ ■ ■ 2 J K H V . ' L 12