Central High School - Spokesman Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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Q dd hs Snnkesntgn sz! CARL EDWIN ALBRACHT, ALBRACHT Spanish Club 133, 14,3 Spokesman 133. Behold the baby of '22! Here's the boy whose very presence chases away any blues or cross feelings. Look at that sunny face and you will understand why Carl is the youngest member of the class and has lots of school pep. He is right there when it comes to the Cornet. Twenty years from now he will probably be startling the world with his playing! Curl expects to become 3. P. G. man and he will be back to continue his fine work with Miss Connell, MARGARET BARBARA ALLMAN, PEG Despite her smiles and laughs and jokes lvlnrgaret is one of the brightest girls we can boast of and in her serious moments she plans 21 business career. She al- ways has 21 cheerful or at sympathetic word for everyone who comes along and oh! how she can operate that type- Writer. LILLIAN ALT This young lady left us in the middle of the year but since the panels had alrendy been printed, we did not omit her from '22's list. CARL ERICK ANDERSON, SWEDE Carl. commonly culled 'KSwede by his school-chums, is one ol' Centru1's quiet boys. As yet Swede does not know what he wants to be but We know that he will be successful in whatever he undertakes. His usual early niorning greeting is, Got yer English? DANIEL JOSEPH AQUINO Daniel is 21 quiet, easy-going fellow and has not made much of 21 splash in the rough waters of dear old Central Nevertheless he is a true-blue fellow and holds the honor of not being tarcly or absent once during his four years stay here. 13