Titusville High School - Optimist Yearbook (Titusville, PA)

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L Y, , ,Win f,,,.,ff, . n uw 115. B. 6. vodka m,.H. . -East . FLORENCE IRENE CRAMM. Latin-French, Glee Club, 4 years. Ssh! Here's a secret fellows! Any time you want to have a good time just ask Florence for a date. Bubbling over with fun and humor, she is willing to divide up with anyone, and at least she always has a smile for all. Just such persons as Florence are the ones who are wanted to make up our class, and she fills her part to perfection. RICHARD CONGER CROUCH.. Manager of Football' 20 and '21. Fire Team '21 and '22. Optimist Staff '2O. Football Team '19, '20, '21. English Course. Glee Club '22. Allow me, friends, to present Mr. Richard C. Croucli-WVhat'?-Holi. that's righ.t, Dick is so well known that he needs no further introduction, Perhaps he is known best by his being a la.dies' man. T0 many' young men, this would be distinction enough, but not so with Dick. His ability in football is well known, and he has the honor of being manager of our first championship team in this line of sport. JOHN DAME. g English Course. Glee Club, 4 years. Class Soloist. Fire Team, 2 years, Johnnie is some songster. All we need to say about this is to call your attention to the fact that he is class sololist, and not very often do graduating classes have a boy as soloist. Don't judge that singing ig John's only asset or oc- cupation. He can kid the girls and lit shoes, too, although we don't know which of these two positions he likes better. With.out John, our class would be like the moving pictures without Charlie Chaplin, for John certainly knows how to speed things up. MARTA LOUISE DICKINSON. English Course. Junior Play. Optimist Staff 1920. Glee Club, 4 years. Junior Prom Committee 1921. Glee Club Play 1921. Class Artist. Martha is our Songbird. Besides hav- ing a lovely voice, she has a jolly dis- position and is a very capable young lady inmany lines as may be seen by the different activities she has been in, and I hope you are not so dense as to see that she is also very popular. Her great ambition is to be a Missionary, but we expect she will become connected with the ministry in another way. ov- 16 wi ...va

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h . ., I ,. .--hm 6.35.5 vu- NEVA WINIFRED BROWNE. Commercial Course, Glee Club 1921-22, Junior Prom Committee, Claes Doner. Giggles-More Giggles. Oh there is Neva our laughing girl. No there is nothing unusual. She is always this way. The cause-oh I think she just was born full of laughter and it just has to come tzut. Yes, our Neva is a very popular and a BRIGHT girl. No I don't know what we would do if she was not there. Pm afraid it would be a very dull class. NORMAN NELSON BURNS. Latin-Scientific. Burnsie is a quiet, unassuming fellow who has been with us only a. year, C0111- ing originally from Hydetown. We know him, however, to be a true sport, and more could not be said of any other member of the class. As a wh.ole, we consider it an honor to have him as one of us, yet, on the other hand, he also feels himself honored by being one of our illustrious class of 1922. .ln the words of the poet- More power to him. MARIAN BRYNA COHN. Latin-French Course. Glee Club, 4 years, . Glee Club Play. Quiet, serene and a little bit shy is Marian, but tell her something funny and you'll see her smile. It is not one of these little half-way smiles, but one of those big, warm, sunshiny smiles. In class doings or parties. Marian always did her share, and maybe a little more, if the truth were known. We all know. and want you to know too, that the best wav we can describe her is a perfect lady. GRACE ETTA COLES. English Course. Class Poet. A giggle. Hello Sweetheart, follow- ed by more giggles. That's our Grace all over, Grace has great power of con- vincing. You should hear her in Com- mercial Law. No use arguing. Talking about clever people, look at the class poem! Speaks for itself, eh, kid? IA'? T i'7 4'd 4T'7l9' 15 we

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aw 6.26 wa MILDRED MARION DUPLANTI. Latin-French Course, English Honor, Glee Club 4 Years, Pianist of Glee Club 2 Years, Athletic Play. u Where's my powder puff? Oh, you might know that's Mildred. Wonder what on earth sh.e'll do after graduation without the mirror in Miss Ba.rr's room. I guess we'l1 have to give it to her for a class day gift. Not but that she can't look pretty without it, but improvements always add to the value of a property. That her system works is amply shown by the number of h.er swains. SYLVIA M. ECKBLOM. English Course, Glee Club 2 Years. A dignified lass is Sylvia but when she starts to talk the rest of the crowd stops and listens. It's no use talking when she does, because you will very likely hear something clever or witty, Sylvia. is an A student and a great credit to our class. We wish there were more like her, but if there were, the teachers would live in the valley where milk and honey flow. BEATRICE ENGSTROM. English Course. Beatrice is quiet and shy. Neverthe- less she always has time to help a. fel- low student along if need be. Thorough- ness and carefulness are some of her chief characteristics. We are quite sure they will help her too, when she comes to make'her Way in the world. Besides this she is a firm supporter of the class and thinks that all that we do is just right. LUCILLE ' FRANCES FOGGAN. Latin-French Course, French Honor, Glee Club 2 Years. Lucille's always studying but it doesn't look to us as though she needs to study so hard. Just look above at the honor she copped. She hasn't been in a very long list of things but still she has been an ardent supporter in athletics and otherwise, and her help has cheered us on. nv-17