Titusville High School - Optimist Yearbook (Titusville, PA)

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THE OPTIMIST LUCILE ELIZABETH ZIMBER Cela Academic Course: Trotty Veck 2-3-45 Optimist Staff 3. What's worth doing-is worth doing well. BENJAMIN McMAHAN uBen!l D General Course. Ben is a quiet friend But he is your pal to the end. RALPH A. ONGLEY Ralph General Course. Deeds not wordsf' J. WYNN PIATT HAROLD PRATT ' iiBud!! 0 General Course: Hi-Y 2. 'Tcl show you if I were free. IV PHYLIS RILEY! 1 ..I,hyl,, Academic Course: Class Poet: Choral Club 1-2-3-43 Girls Trio 1-2-3-43 School Quartette 33 Trotty Veck 23 Girl Reserves 1. Whose language is not speech but song. WILSON L. SCI-ILOSSER uwveen 2 ,, y m General Course: Football 1-2-3-43 Basket- 6KJack!l ball 1-23 Fire Team 1-2-3-43 Fire Chief 45 General Course. Varsity Club 1-2-3-4. The mould of a man's fortune is in his Some people eat to live own hands. Others live to eat. 1934

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CLASSES .yy or it O S , l NAOMI VOORHE ROBERT LESTER WINITZKY nB0b7Y UJ0e!7 Onnie Academic Course: Choral Club l-2-3-43 Academic Course: Trotty Veck 4. Orchestra 1-2-33 Debating Club 23 Optimist H . . . ,, Staff 3-43 Hi-Y 2-3-43 Boys Quartette 2-33 The best of me is diligence. tsingcl. of Naples., 3: ..Mign0nette,, 3: qm- portance of Being Earnest 4. NORMAN WHEATALL , 'Homaphtahaide treated with phosphorous chloride yields shorisaquinahuef' , if uN0rInn Y A ' ' ffff ' VVILDA RUTH WARNER ALM,-42 Commercial Course. 'fpalff A , iicreey but Fm tiredy General Course. Quiet. but not to those who know her. 7 r. ,gov-'Sgvl0LET PEARLE'WHITE BERNARD E- WOODS Y E' Agp , , ' uv. V Bernie Bern YZ' 11. f 1 1 ' J ' In Academic Course: Student Council 25 Vice Commercial Course: Girl Reserves l: Girls Pfesldellt 22 Hi-Y. 3'43 Baseball 1'2'3'4? Athletic Club 4- Football 2-4g Varsity Club 3-45 Choral Club 1-23 Boys Athletic Club 43 Mignonette 33 A blush is beautiful but it is sometimes 'Dangerous Men 35 The Iimportance of inconvenient. Being Earnest 4. ,c A curl here, a curl there and a 'Kerr' S , ' everywhere. - RALPH WHITING . ESTHER E. YOUNG - Ralph uEsu uEssies9 Commercial Course: Football 3-43 Hi-Y 2. Academic CO'-ITSG! Class DOUOFS Student Council lg Optimist Staff 1-2-45 Girl Re- Actions speak louder than words. serves lg Trotty Veck 2. MA t'Men may come and men may go RUTH C. VOORHEES. .Jvcg-ld But Ken'-we go on forever. ,, ,, .2 , Al A ' HOWARD WRIGHT ' Rllflls ,H 5 .5 - ' J, .' f'7' unednx - Academic Course: Trotty Veck 4. Academic Course. Success comes to all who strive hard to win? Never wrong' always 'Wright'. A. O A .- -. . mYmm.m.

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to CLASSES n rc 44 as cs ra 1- ul HJH at u u u sf cl u at ns!! 'T 6tU!1 ll ssvyn I4 ny!! liz!! A.. B., C., D., E.. SENHHIALPHABET is for Altenburg, jolly and gay, But very unhappy when George is away. is for Broadhurst, who sleeps all day long, We think he must keep mid-night oil burning strong. is for Crandall, greatest talker in town, We wonder how long until she'l1 run down. is for Dowling, a daring athlete, To carry water is a dangerous feat. is for Eckstrom, she's certainly dandy, But the only one rating with Martha is Andy. is for Fitch, with a bright smiling face, We'll never find one to take Rudy's place. is for Galmish, who attracts all the girls, He thinks his charm lies in his cute curls. is for Hafel, always in a quandary, Her main ambition is to Work in a laundry. is for Idleness, in no Senior found, They're ambitious and busy, for success they is for Jacobson and the Johnson pair, To say which is the greatest Wouldn't be fair. is for Kanhofer, witty and sweet, are bound. A date with Jean is surely a treat. is for Lewis, a lad full of fun, But always most willing when there's work to be done. is for Metzger, whose antics you see, Keep the teachers and students howling with glee. is for When is for Who's is for In all Nieman, with the sweet singing voice, we picked a class soloist she was our choice. O'Connell, a smart little lass, quiet and shy in 'most every class. Proper, Ruth, Melvin, or Claire, school activities each has a share. is a diflicult letter you see, Too hard to jingle for a poor kid like me. is for Roggenkamp, a Trotty-Veck lass, She-'s smart in her studies and near the top in is for Spitler, who just can't keep still, She can't stop her giggle-and she never Will. is for Tobin who loves a good joke, But she cou1dn't get along without her Poke. is for useless, but no Seniors are, The most needed class in the school by far. is for Vinopal, the dear-slayer, oh my, He's not very quiet and by no means shy. is for Woods, and also for White, And we have a Warner who seems very Bright is the unknown factor we're told, So George the Boy Scout, is the X in our fold. is for Young, to 'Es we refer, Some day she'll undoubtedly be Mrs. Kerr. is for Zimber, the last Senior name, But Lucille has earned her share in the fame. her class 1934