Titusville High School - Optimist Yearbook (Titusville, PA)

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4 r vwE.B.5.-as i I DOROTHY ELIZABETH FRANCIS. Latin French Course, Valedictorian, Junior Play, Athletic Play, Glee Club Play, Vice President Freshman Class, Vice President Senior Class, Junior Prom Committee, Glee Club 4 Years, Treasurer of Glee Club 1921, Librarian of Glee Club 1922, Optimist Staff 1920. Dot is our queen of hearts, as you may know, with always a smile for everybody She is one of the most popular members of our class and is always in great de- mand, as you may see by the things she has done. The only two words in the English language which describe her are a thoroughbred? and all who knew her I think will agree. ' CHARLES C. FRITTS. French-Scientific Course, Glee Club 3 Years, Football 3 Years, First Prize G. A. R. Contest, Class Editor Senior, Class Historian, One-Lung Quartet. Chuck is one of our ruff, tuff and nawsty fellows. In our opinion, he is not overly anxious to go to school, as it seems he would rather be out fishing or hiking. Chuck is one of our football stars, and his line-playing is well known. We have heard rumors lately regarding his visits to the South Side. Sounds bad. DOROTHY ELIZABETH HANKS. French Scientific Course. Mathematics Honor. Silence is Golden is Dorothy's mot- to. She is another one of our successful students who has worked hard and faith- fully. We are glad that she won the Mathematics Honor because she certain- ly deserved it. Her ready laugh also makes h.er popular. Nevertheless, Doro- thy has one serious failing-namely, boys. DAVID MARIAN HASBROUCK. English Course. Football 1920-21. Fire Team 1920-21-22. David is one of our most successful students, He always studied hard and was rewarded with good marks. One could not think David was a ladies man, but appearances 'aire deceitful. Now, David, don't blush. His main ambition in life is to expound from the pulpit. We'd like to hear your firstlsermon, Dave, in the little church around the corner. n' MISM

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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

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u swlE.B.5w ALICE ESTELLA JACOBSON. Latin-French Course. History Honor. Glee Club 4 Years. Pianist for Musie Day 2 Years. K Here's th.e girl that can manipulate the ivories. There just isn't anything that Alice can't play. Why, she can just make you see anything she wants to. There isn't anyone who doesn't envy her ability. It looks like playing pianos isn't the only thing she could do either, because Alice is a shark in history. She is a great addition to our class. CLARENCE W. JOHNSON. Commercial Course, Business Manager Optimist 3-4, Ass-istant Manager 2, Sport Editor 4, President Athletic Association 3-4, Sophomore Class Editor, Student Council 2, Secretary-Treasurer Junior Class, Manager Junior Play, Junior Prom Committee, Secretary Hi-Y Club, Fire Team 2-3-4, One-Lung Quartet. Business! That's his first name. Why? Because he is always busy at something or other of his multitudinous duties. Clar- ence deserve a great deal of credit for what he has done for the Optimist. By his untiring efforts h.e has brought the Optimist to be a. paying proposition as well as a live, up-to-date paper. ALFRED HERON JOHNSTON. French-Seientifie Cource, Vice President Junior Class, Editor-in-Chief Optimist 21-22, Athletic Editor 20-21, Fire Team 20-21-22, Football 19-20-21, Captain 21 Squad, Student Council' 21-22. Here's one of our ladies' men. Doc don't seem to have much preference for girls in this town but when a girl comes from out of town, well, ask Al. He's been a peachy editor and we're mighty proud of him to. 'Course Al's mail all comes with the Optimist mail, but then you should see the personal letters too. He's a regular he-vamp. JOHN HOWARD JOHNSTONE. Commercial Course, class Artist, Cir- culation Manager Optimist 4, Assistant Business Manager 3, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Treasurer Glee Club 3, Treasurer Athletic Association 3, Junior Prom Committee, Fire Team 2-3-4, One-Lung Quartet. Oh Jack! Don't mind that, it's only one of Jack's girl friends calling him. It isn't Jack's fault-anybody with lips like his would attract the girls. However, h.e doesn't spend all his time with the girls, just look at all the things he has been in, 'n everything. Besides all this, Jack is a crack commercial student. n lw19