Central High School - Spokesman Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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, , - , - T 3' it ' Qi 7-Liv? rf Q' X- X, Q ,f -gg '-EDTV ff 2' 'J ' gi.-I flip, 1 V U if A, -T ' ' 5? ' The Classes MMH Z ZM ARK, ye Freshmen, who are about to assume the exalted name of Sophomores. Let us unfold a few pages of the history that we have made and ex- amine minutely a few achievements of our class. First, we had the largest enrollment of any former Freshman class. Second, our records show that this enrollment has decreased but slightly. Third, our basketball team ranks next to '17 's Freshman team. Fourth, we are well represented in all school activities. These are just a few of the numerous incidents in the history of the class. Our class is well represented in all the activities of the school. We had members on the Varsity Football team, on the Varsity Basketball team, on the Swimming team and in Track. Our class has made a record for the number of its members represented on school teams. We hope that as we ascend the path to the lofty and noble station of Seniors that we shall have made a record whose inscription will be marked as an example in the annals of E. H. S. In the literary field we have not as yet taken a stand. Those mem- bers inclined are being developed and in the near future will produce results far above expectations. We have produced several plays in which real talent was shown. This bodes good for 1920. For in the future this dramatic talent will be called upon to produce plays that will reflect a great deal of credit to the class. Now, after you have heard of some of the wonderful achievements of 1920, if you have the courage and the spirit, venture forth and follow in our wake. President ................. .......... G eorge Quigley Vice-President ....... ........ M arion Reynolds Secretary .................... ....... D orothy Miller Financial Secretary ..... ....... E dward Selden Treasurer ....................... ....... . .. ........ Miss Connell Even the consc entious minister ll marry fo money. Eighty-seven

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