Titusville High School - Optimist Yearbook (Titusville, PA)

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t iw C.!.5. dl I LAURA JEAN ETTE KELLOGG. Latin-French Course. Glee Club 4 Years. Perhaps you know Laura and perhaps you don't. .She is so quiet that you don't know she's around at all. She's a good sport, anyhow., and we know we couldn't do without her. Laura is an ex- ample of a first class student. Wish we had some more of them. HILDA GRACE KERR. English Course. Glee Club, Hilda is our dark-haired and dark-eyed beauty. Somehow or other, Hilda has just a sort of way about her that just makes you like her and we all sure do. Why, just look at her picture. How could we help it, and also you should see Hilda's dimples. MABEL E. KERR. Engli-sh Course. Basketball 3 Years. I Captain and Manager 1921-22. - Shoot it Mabel! And she did. 'Mabel is the champion basketball player of our class. Sh.e was the captain and mana- gereof this year's successful basketball team, Mabel also holds the class alti- tude record. When she wants to out- jump her opponent, all she has to do is stretch 9, little. MURIEL M. KERR. Commercial Coui-se. - Salutatorian. Smart? Well I should Sai so. When there are tlfty-four members in the class and sh.e takes the second honor, it is very probable that she is better than the average. Like all great people, she talks little and says a lot. There are rumors, ibut of course we hardly be- lieve themj that Muriel is to be the main participant at a wedding. Ring out ye merry bells. n -s-A M20m---

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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

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an 6.5.5 vu - PAUL B. KERR. English Course, Manager Basketball 1920-21, Alumni Editor Optimist 1921-22, Fire Team 2 Years. Hullo sweetheart, How is you some- one whispers in your ear and you look up, and--behold-there stands Paul. But then he doesn't mean it, but we shouldn't be surprised if some people lgirls of coursel wished -he did mean it. Paul's the one with the sparkling eyes, that you see fitting shoes at Schlehnbers. MARION JOSEPHINE KIEFER. Commercial Course. He1lo,Fred, Hello Marion, bla-bla- bla ad infinitum. When Marion and Fred have a tete-a-tete it usually last any- where from twenty-five to sixty minutes. Such is the magic of love. Take good care of her, Fred, you are a lucky man. EVELYN FRANCES KINGSLEY. Commercial Course. Glee Club 2-3-4, Student Council 4, Junior Play Committee, Secretary Ath- letic Association 4, D, A. R, ,Prize, Op- timist Staff 3-4, Basketball 23-4, Trotty Vec club. Evie has only been with us two years, but at that, it can easily be said that she is the most popular girl in the class. Her list of achievements as given above can Well bear out this statement, but for more authoritative proof ask any member of the class, especially the fel- lows. Her ability in Optimist work and in basketball is also well known. BESSIE R. LUNDBERG. English Course, Basketball V2-3-4, Glee Club 4, Junior Prom Clmmlttee. Bessie with the flirty eyes and the red cheeks and the dimples. And She's a Basketball Star 'n everything. But really we wonder sometimes how she ever managed to make some of those mar- velous baskets, especially when she was out of town when she rolled her eyes at all the good-looking fellows. In 21-no