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

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The Echo RICHARD KAIN Seme are born great, others achieve greatness was at cne time considered expressive of two dis- tinct ideas, but m our opinion Mr. Kain is the embodim.ent of both. We have never known him to attempt anything without accomphshmg his purpose unless it was to run away from the girls. Scmewhat bashful, until you get him in a crowd of fellows; then he can say more in five minutes than seme people think in five months. There is only one thing which may keep him from becoming a great lawyer. He always tells the truth. A perscnality all his own, together with his untiring energy and the characteristics of a man who not only thinks but acts, cannot fail to place him at the head of some large organization of men. Well back you to the limit, Richard. Co Get Evi. A tall young man with flowing hair He said what he thought and he thought with care; An example to others who wish to find Fame and glory and peace of mind. GLADYS WALKER Miss Walkers accomplishments are decidedly varied, and while she is very studious, and also an active member of Sigma Delta, Gladys finds time to be social and to have an occasional game of bridge. That school girl complexion which she possesses is a fine advertisement for Y. C. L and when we see her driving to or from school we can ' t help thinking of that old saying Love me, love my — automobile. Her sweet disposition (in spite of the fact that she denies the accusation) has won her many friends and will continue to do so. If you will take our word for it, Gladys is the kind of girl to attempt big things and put them across. We wish her all the success available. With a heart that ' s true and a smile so dear There ' s a girl we knew whose presence here Was always welcome, and will always he In the fxjremost realms of our memory. 18 J

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Y. C. I. WILLIAM EMENHEISER Crash Bang A few rattles and then in- definite silence and we know that Bill ' s Lizzie has once more brought him to our institution of learning. Apparently the ride in the cool air and just enough vibration to clear the cob-webs from Emmee ' s brain the morning after, has resulted in Bill ' s advancement m school, particularly ma- thematics, more definitely geometry. He is a regular sheik with his good nature and auburn hair tinted to a strawberry shade. There is a place m this world for everyone and William has found his at Y. C. I. All we can say is that he has made good and that we wish him unlimited success. To those who try with might and main Come the rewards of success, the glory of fame. We know not what this pal will be But he will reach the top, most undoubtedly. FRANCES MUNDORF The popular song, She ' s Everybody ' s Sweet- heart but Nobody ' s Girl must have had for its inspiration Miss Mundorf. Everyone loves her and we believe she loves everyone even the Drug Store Cowboys. Fritz possesses an exquisite personality. Among her many accomplishments are the piano, dancing (plus bien), stage acting and last but not least boxing, as one of the boys, who thought he could box until Fritz gave him a lesson, will testify. Her avocation seems to be collecting frat pins, etc. Fritz is not very large but the school would have seemed terribly empty without her. Here ' s wishing you luck, Fritz, and plenty of It. With a clasp of the hand a tear in each eye We will say au revoir, but not good bye, For we hope on some not far distant day To meet once more our old friend so gay. fi7.:

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Y. C. I. WILBUR GANT2 Gant2; came in from Shrewsbury and made a complete raid upon the school. He was a member of the Junior basketball team and a fast man on the track. Though naturally a quiet fellow his wit has been sharpened by continual checker playing. He is the first to note Miss Messer ' s slang expres ' sions such as Aeneas set out to kill those birds and the beginning of Anchises prayer, Ye Gods. While some people allow what they hear to go in one ear and out the other, Wilbur uses both of his for tuning in. To this fact we may attribute much of his present success and his prospect for success in the future. Best of Luck, Gantz, mostly good. A wise old owl was perched in a tree There was much to hear and much to see; But he sat quietly enwrapped in thought Until one fine day great wonders he wrought. JAMES KIRACOFE Whoever ventured the wise crack that a fellow can not be handsome and also be endowed with brains never gazed upon Jimmie, for he is amply supplied with both the above mentioned qualifications and many others. The Prince of Wales IS supposed to be the best dressed young man in the world, but Hagerstown is pushing him pretty hard. James is the original reason why the girls spend their study periods in day dreams. But he IS apparently totally oblivious to the fact. His genial nature and absorbing personality plus his winning smile are sure bets for the acquisition of friends wherever he goes. We want him to remember always the old crowd. Strut your stuff, Jimmiee. May your accomplishments all be big ones and your troubles little ones. We called him Kiracofe and Hagerstown But he only smiled and never a frown; So we know he loved us as we loved him, This old pal of ours whose name was Jim. 191