Note: The source for this information is "The News" 1915, The Yearbook of Lancaster High School, Lancaster, PA. Images of the pages have been included for your reference but please note that these are very slow loading as the files are fairly large.
BENTZ, JOSEPH
"A man who blushes is no brute."-Young
Joseph Benedict Bentz came from St. Anthony's Catholic
School. "Joe" is a member of the Commercial German Section.
He is one of the quietest and most reserved fellows in the class,
being very bashful and shy. He is very good at blushing, and
when called upon to recite, his face becomes almost the color of
his hair. "Joe" is one of the good scholars of the class. He
has never taken part in school athletics, but has earned the name
of "Battling Bentz" among his friends in recognition of his boxing prowess.
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BUOHL, GEORGE
"With words of learned length, and thundering sound."
George Edward Buohl, of Mulberry Street fame, is the Daniel
Webster - William Jennings Bryan of the class. This young and
unassuming lad is the orator of the class, and would undoubtedly
have won first prize in any oratorical contest had he appeared.
He is a member of the Commercial German Section and one of
the shining lights in German. George has some ability in newspaper
reporting, being a cub reporter for our illustrious friend,
The News-Journal. We hope to see George a brilliant and polished
orator in the future, for as a public speaker he should reflect
great credit upon the school in which he obtained his training
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DEISLEY, MILTON
"I am one of those gentle ones who will use the devil himself with courtesy."~Shakespeare
Milton Wood Deisley enjoys the distinction of being the only
golfer in the class, and though he has not been practicing long,
has already attained some proficiency in the art. Besides this,
he is a tennis player of no mean ability, and can often be Łound
on his private court with his friends -- of both sexes. While
he never goes out for school tennis, he would in all probability
make a very credible showing if he did so. "Milt" is also a
traveller, having been to Atlantic City, New York, Niagara Falls
and Philadelphia, as well as to the seashore resorts as far north
as Maine.
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