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

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The Echo WILLIAM STOCK If Little William could run on the track as fast as he does away from the girls he would be a relay team by himself. However, he is contented with the high iump event at which he has shown good form. There are two big reasons why he should win that honor — one is his left foot, the other his right. Billy is a nature student who never misses an opportunity to take a ride in his Studebaker — sometimes he takes his books along for company. He once told the girls he loved nature, so they gave him the air but that didn ' t worry Bill. He simply put his mind on his lessons and the marks speak for themselves. We dislike to see him go but you can ' t keep a good man down. So Good Luck, Stock. When away from school or away from home Whatever you do, wherever you roam; Remember us Bill until the end Each one of the crowd is indeed your friend. MARGUERITE REA We may best describe Miss Rea as being a quiet, studious girl who, in spite of these faults, makes many friends. This little ray of sunshine and her pet bull dog attracted quite a lot of atten- tion, probably by reason of the comparison of dispositions. However, Marguerite has shown a lot of perseverance, as her marks will testify. When- ever she goes or whatever lines of endeavor she attempts we are certain she will succeed and wish her the best of luck and then some. A smile and a twinkle in each eye: We saw her laugh but never cry. So may her life thus always be One of happiness and security. 1141

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Y. C. I. ELIZABETH BEAR Elizabeth is to all appearances a man-hater, but you can ' t always go by appearances. She has little to say but that only lends importance to her opinions. The possessor of a distinctive person- ality and qualities of character representative of high ideals, she cannot help but be a leader wherever she goes. When Sigma Delta chose Miss Bear for President for an entire school term they not only showed good judgment but expressed their appre- ciation for her ability and the high esteem in which she is held by all who know her. ' Lubeth will take with her our best wishes for the best that life offers . Someone well miss when the seniors leave Is a girl that we know will surely achieve With her wistful smile and heart so true Success in this life and happiness too. GEORGE MOTTER George has been a success at Y. C. I. if ever there was one, in spite of the repeated vacations he insists upon taking. During his sophomore year the class claimed him for its president, thus showing its appreciation of the qualities of leadership and individuality which he possesses and which give him a good bid for the title of ' ' Most popular fellow in school. If you ever heard someone tapping the keys in the chapel you could be fairly certain that it was a tall good looking sheik whose nature seemed to indicate him as being a good pal rather than the excellent musician which he is. One of his com- positions took the school by storm and there is every reason to believe that in the future his work will attract the attention of the musical world. He made a mean hero in the Phi Sigma play and, although a hot-air artist, is a confidential pal who was once quoted as saying, Gee but she ' s some queen. Did you see her last night? And he did. Best o ' Luck and then some, Georgie. A handsome boy with a heart of gold Just one of the crowd as you ' ve been told With a smile for each girl and a word for each lad He ' s the pride and joy of his Mother and Dad. 13 '

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Y. C. I. MIRIAM HERSHEY Introducing Miss Miriam Hershey, or if you prefer, just Mim. Hershey is a sweet name and take It from us, a s weet girl possesses it. If you want to see her immediately attentive simply men- tion the word Wrigley which represents her favorite pastime when not studying. However she claims that it relaxes her tired mind after a strenuous day at school and gives her an excuse for not talking to the boys. We have been told that Miriam is a fine piano player but she is somewhat reticent about demonstrating her ability. Her many friends want her to remember them after she leaves school. How about it, Miriam? New friends for old, it is true; But those she loved and those she knew At Y. C. I. while she was here Will wish her always, joy and cheer. JAY REGAR Mr. Regar is one of the few who are entitlted to be called an all around athlete and he has on numerous occasions helped to change an almost certain defeat on the basket ball floor into a victory. His speed and accuracy of judgment have shown what may be accomplished through hard training and conscientious effort. A bundle of energy whether m the cage or on the track, Jay is a good dancer and his genial nature and fine voice with just a trace of Reading distinctiveness have won him many friends. Here ' s wishing you all the good things. Jay. Go Get Em. Many a time we will pause and think; Of times when a victory lay on the brink. And a good-looking lad came to the fore With a brilliance of action and change in the score. ri5 '