Titusville High School - Optimist Yearbook (Titusville, PA)

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ALICE ELIZABETH HASLET Betz Academic Course, Sec. Dramatic Club Science Club, ' 'Wilson Literary Society Trotty Veck. Though Bets is another one who just joined us this year, we have found her to be a true friend, and we only wish she had come four years ago. Betz is a born actress, and we're confident that her future lies in the field of elocution. Good luck, Alice! WILLIAM ARTHUR HELFRICH HBH!!! General Course, Pres. Hi-Y Club '23-'24, Chief Fire Dep't. '23-24, Fire Team 4 years, Captain Football '23, Football 5 years, V. Pres. Science Club, V. Pres. Seek and Find Literary So- ciety, Basket Ball 3 years, Baseball Team '22, Junior Prom Committee. Bill, our Football captain, is one of the finest athletes T. H. S. ever produced. We admit he has never been excited out of his customary drawl nor has ever shown much of an interest in the camouflaged sex-but when he's on the fleld or Basket Ball tloor you should hear 'em cheer! HELEN IONE HOLDER uBobbyn Academic Cource, V. Pres. Wilson Literary Society, Science Club, Trotty Veck Club. Bobbie just joined us this year, but, for proof of her instant popularity, cast your eyes in the above list. Doesn't look as though she'd been loating, does it? Bobbie is one of our laughing girls-fin fact we never have seen her when she wa.sn't just bubbling over with the joy of living. GARRETT CATLIN HUMMER Hummer General Course, Football Team, '23-'24, Pres. Blue and Gold Literary Society, Dramatic Club, Junior Orchestra, Fire Team, Science Club. Garrett is one of our most dependable mem- bers. He is studious and industrious, and in fact, has so many good qualities that it seems a shame he should have succumbed to the fa- tal passion-love! Howwever, we're glad it's Marjory who's entranced him, and not one of those bobbed-hair vamps. fi- l, 1 I

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OLIVE KATHLEEN FORD '-Mike'- Academic Course, Sclence Club, Trotty Veck, Wilson Literary Society. Mike is our giggling girl. Besides finding a humorous side to absolutely every matter, Mike is a loyal classmate, and thinks every- thing that the class of '24 does is just right. Some tour years ago Olive started chumming with 'fBillie and the two have been insepara- ble ever since. Keep on smiling, Mike, -it pays. DOROTHY HABICH Dot Academic Course, French Honor, Pres: Seek and Find Literary Society. A splendid student is our Dorothy, and she certainly deserved to walk away with French honor-as it was, no one else stood the slight- est chance! She is a stately little maid who has lost none ot her dignity since bobbing her hair. Everyone admires her, and we are proud to have had Dot graduate with the class of '24. ETHEL MAE HABICH M Ethn Academic Course, Class Song, Seek and Find Literary Society, Trotty Veck Club, Op- timist Staff Typist. Ethel's favorite topics of conversation are poetry and a certain Senior boy. Not that boys particularly interest her-but then, this one is the exception. Ethel is fond of ad- dressing English Class, and usually prepares a lengthy speech for debating society. Besides, she was the 0ptimist's typist, and a good one, too. MARY AGNES HANKS Murray Academic Course, Mathematics Honor, Dra- matic Club '23-'24, Dramatic Play Clarence, Sec. and Treas. Science Club, Blue and Gold Literary Society, Secretary '21-'22, Trotty Veck Club. Our class simply' couldn't have existed with out Mary. She is a perfect oracle, and when anyone desires information they beat a path to her desk. Mary copped Mathematics honor, just as her sister did two years ago, and we're mighty glad she did. Seems as though it runs in the family, doesn't it? l W 11

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H51---Y . JAMES STANLEY HUMMER Stan Academic Course, Football '22, V. Pres. Seek and Flnd Literary Society, Hl-Y Club, Science Club. Yes, Stanley is the rosy-cheeked Hummer boy who drives in from the country every morning. Though his complexion is the envy of all the girls, unlike his brother, Garrett, Stanley has not as yet been smitten by the charms of these admirers. His one vice is his uncanny habit of falling asleep in classes, but then, all great men have their weak points. THEODORE WALLEN JACOBSON 441-eddyn Academic Course, Class Soloist, Sec. Seek and Find Llterary Soclety, Mgr. Basket Ball '23-'24, President Sophomore Class, Glee Club 2 yrs., Hl-Y Club, Sclenlce Club, Fire Team, Optimist Staff 1 yr. Wlho could help liking Teddy? Everyone knows and admires him, and he's one of the most popular fellows. Somehow we're of the opinion that the knights of old must have been built on the same order as Teddy. The girls just won't leave him alone and sometimes we're not so sure that he minds a great deal. MARION K. KEHR llKldYl Academic Course, Glee Club '22-'23, Seek and Find Literary Society, Science Club, Trotty Veek Club. My dear! How perfectly horrible! '1'hat's only one of the favorite expressions of Marion's forceful vocabulary. It doesn't mat- ter if the topic of discussion is a murder case or a difficult French lesson, she always finds some equally exaggerated sentiment to express her feelings! She has a keen sense of humor, and is seldom seen without Carolyn. ALICE A. KELLY llKelIyIl Commercial Course, Glee Club 2 yrs., Basket Ball Team 2 yrs., Senior Class Cheer-leader, Blue and Gold Literary Society, Trotty Veck. There's always lots of fun when Kelly is on hand. She is the mad-cap, happy-go-lucky of '24, and everyone likes her. Imagine a party complete -without Kelly! Impossible! She is one of the main reasons why our girls' team was a success, and many are the tales they tell of Kel1y's antics on Basket Ball trips.