Central High School - Spokesman Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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AN - I rl-ls ANTIC EI 1 U ' BUT oUR DISPOSITION 'M FANTASY Member Dissolzl te Press Special Greased Wire Vol. I, No. 1 ERIE, PA., JUNE 21, 1939 WHAT PRICE GLORY WRIGHT AIR PL uncufsmn THNNPHS 'ILITIDESWELLIIII I I NATIIINAL IIIINTEST: GIVEN ALBIIIN BUF, T- I By Stajf Correspondent Dissolute Press fvery specialj ' ALBION, PA., June 31-Playing Schubert's well-known serenade,' Are We All Dead Yet in the' interscholastic country-wide cham-1 pionship music contest that camel to a close here last night, Strong! Vincent high's orchestra of Erie, Pa., won a beautiful cup for their masterful renditions. The cup car-I ried with it the United Statesl championship and 31.79 from the merchants of this place. Beautifully outfitted in red and black derbies, the Strong Vincent orchestra presented a striking ap- pearance. Critics were undecided today just what they were playing but their wholesome volume of noise impressed greatly. A minor acci- dent occured in the return journey. on the train when Jean Arrow-I smith, who attempted to get a drink with the trophy, swallowed the cup. A A welcome was planned for them at Erie when Strong Vincent stu- dents met the band with sledge- hammers and pick-axes. They are not all dead-yet. HISTORY TEACHER SOJOURNS IN JAIL Because she chewed gum in class and annoyed her students with a constant clacking, Florence Burger was sentenced by Judge Albracht in Erie County court yesterday to serve from three to three and a half hours in the city jail. She will oc- cupy cell No. 11. Miss Burger thor- oughly incensed over the treatment accorded her, retaliated by shoot- mg paper-wads through a pea- blower at the judge. She also crip- pled policemen Pethtel and Wilson permanently by kicking them in the shins as she was led off to the jail. I I I LAUIIEII FUR WIIHK Acclaimed as one of the greatest photographers ever to do Spokes- man work, Albert Tideswell has just completed a four-month's oc- cupation on the Strong Vincent high year book. The Strong Vin- cenites were loud in their praise of Tideswell's work, declaring that the pictures were exact likeness. The pictures were all blanks. Tideswell came into photographic prominence ten years ago when he snapped a picture of the old Cen- tral high school building for the Spokesman Board. The only thing missing from the picture was the building. Otherwise, the shade of night that the print produced was of an excellent variety. l-l.- VIRGINIA RENZ AT WASH CONFAB By Washington Correspondent Dissolute Press fSpecialJ WASHINGTON, June 21- Miss Virginia Renz, of Erie, Pa., will officially present to President Se- bert Anderson a new hobby horse at the horse show to be held in the House of Representatives tomor-I row. The horse show will displace! the opening session of Congress. Miss Renz, who was a prominent iequestrian of Central High, at Erie, ten years ago, sustained an injury when she fell off her high horse at the Algeria Riding Academy in, that city during her local promin-I ence. Since then she has been a representative of the Nofall hob- by horse. S SET LANDING SEIIIIET AS GIIILS PREPARE FUN EPIII IIIUIINEY By Staff Correspondent Dissolute Press Special Dispatch WASHINGTON, June 21-After the unsuccessful attempts of their brothers to Hy a lighter than air machine, the Wright sisters, former teachers in the old Central High at Erie, Pa., will attempt a take-off from Langley Dield here to an un- known destination in their new Speed Goddess aeroplane. They were reticent about discuss- ing their plans. Through an in- former, the Dissolute Press learned that they hoped to take along Jo- Anna Connell as ballast until they reached an altitude of 10,000 feet and then drop the balast. The ballad of an unsuccess- ful English student, Phalan with Connell, will be sung tonight over the N. B. C. net- work by Mabel Olsen from station I. C. U. CONFETTI PLANT PURCHASE IS MADE In one of the biggest business deals contracted here for some time, William Bud Hanley pur- chased the Dunn Brick works for 321.79 from its present owners to- day. The sale includes a lock, stick and barrel. The reason for his buying of the brickyard is not known, but it is viewed by some that Ireland is ready to start an- other war with the English .and that Hanley is preparing American aid for them. Hanley denied this, saying that his only aim in the fu- ture was to produce gold bricks. He may also do a Brooklyn bridge job for the Steve Brodie Company.