Central High School - Spokesman Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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'i1- -if- L 'T dfiivifx ECEISH cbs ' Helen Rochin and Yolanda Savelli have opened a beauty parlor and they specialize in how to use peroxide, unnoticed. Edythe Hall is now the one and only giant in Ringling Brothers Side Show. Helen Brady is also with her as the world's fattest woman, she weighs 600 pounds. Clara Feritta is a noted balloon seller on the corner of Sth and State Streets. Isabel Carnes is still letting her hair grow and is thinking of going in the circus next year as the girl with the longest hair in the world. Luella Balko is now a model in Paris for one of the most renown dressmaking shops. Eleanor Clifford is helping her husband roast peanuts and chestnuts. He sells at the corner of 10th and State Streets. Cleo Dufiield, succeeded so well in her commencement speech that she had an offer from Hollywood to play in the Vitaphone on account of her voice. Gretchen Doerr is in a factory which makes paper weights. She said in an interview with the New York Times that she intended to make it her life study. Marjorie Louch and Winifred McCarty have invented a new type of fireplug and have been trying for the last six years to get a patent on it. Elsie Neth, Alfreda Locke and Lillian Logan have completed a lengthy course in fancy dancing and are with the Salvation Army. Florence Nichols is playing the banjo as Al Jolson's accompanist. Earle Kyle after his magnificent success in When's Your Birthday? is now playing stock parts at the Colonial Theatre. Al Tideswell is ballyhooing now in Robinson's Circus. He has become a marvel- ous success in this work due to his previous practice when a member of Central. Dorothea Wittmaak has satified her desire to join the navy and see the world by marrying a former Annapolis man. SUNRISE Apollo, the sun-god, was rising, out of' the ocean wave, Charioteer of the sunlight, guide of the morning rays. The dawning gates were opening, the horses were swiftly led, Prancing, champing, and anxious, into their places ahead. Four magnificent stallions, impatient, eager to fiy, Eager to guide the blazing sun, to illumine the darkened sky, Apollo springs to the chariot, gathers the reins in his hand, And 'round his glorious forehead, streams the light from a golden band. The gates of dawning are open, the trumpets of morning resound, Thro' the Olympian portals, the chariot comes with a boundg It flies o'er the cloudless heaven, while ahead in solemn array, The conquered goddess of midnight is swiftly fading away. -ARABELLA FRY 110

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'ff 3,555 siixisili il fggzri-I. f' x k 1 -x '. F. C D S 232525 ' -I C D S V Ded ication We are truly grateful for your freedom from vanity, your ambition to serve-self always last- your noble manhood which has made happier our high school lives and which will be an inspiration always. Our joys and little sorrows concerned you deeply. Throughout our four years you have been our counselor, our benefactor, our friend. Our time with you has been all too short. We have learned to know you, to respect you and to love you. And with sincerest gratitude we bestow the highest honor it is ours to give, we dedicate the 1929 Commencement Spokesman to you, MR. J. THOMAS PHALAN 4