Doylestown High School - Torch Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

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THE TORCH A. RENA DICKSON June 6, 1913. D0Y19St0WH, P3- Htlrlilfllllll Club, 1: Chorus, 4. Rena just drifts along with the tide ol' other :nun :md ii' things do not go as she had plulimrd, well, it's all in the dz1y's work. Love me Iittleg love me long. DOROTHY DRENNEN Klnovf November 8, 1913. Doylestown, Pa. Musical COIIIQCIY, 33 Senior Play, Usher, 1, Our-19311 Sport model, built on long, slim limes that impart u particular grzicv, perl'0c'lly zxppointocl, with all th:Lt's trip: :md up-l0-the-minute in flttiilgs. Some- thing, indeed, sociubly desirable. PAULINE F. DIETRICH tipollyn June 11, 1913. Doylestown, Pa. 1-l:u'lm-fguin Ululi, 1. 2, 4: Chorus, 1, 2, Girls' Chorus, 1, 2: Musical Comedy Stz1fT, 2: Dt-c-Izimulion Contest, 1: Lost and Found Uonimiltec, -1, Always lziughing' and full of fun, Polly Cvrlziinly enlvrtaiinod us in our Classes. Polly also did her share of talking. Some of us worry, and some of us don't: Pauline is one of the girls who just vvon't.

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THE TORCH SARA M. COHEN nsallyu August 12, 1914. Neshaminy, Pa. Hockey, 2, 3, 4: Harlequin Club, 3, 4: Basket Ball, 33 Traflic Control, 4: Second Taylor School Typing Award, 4. Sara made a name for herself in hockey and then she turned studious and won second prize in typing. There is nothing like variety. On their own merits modest men are dumb. MARY E. CHUBB May 7, 1913. Doylestown, Pa. Mary would like to he a nurse it her health pvrinits. XVe know she is going to l lic :1 success in anything she does. Oh, thou art too mild, too mild, l l pray thee, swear. STEPHEN DARDZINSKI Steve December 25, 1913. Lumberville, Pa. Musical Comedy, 35 Chorus, 3: Base- ball, 2, 3, -1: Football, 43 Traffic Squad, 4. Steve came hcre with a lot of ambition a n d he has achieved many things. Stex'e's ability to get through that line in football was superb and he did a great deal in gaining Doylestown a successful season. In baseball he has held the post of catcher, doing' excellent work. Steve would like to take up medicine. Our best wishes for the future, Steve!

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THE TORCH MARIAN C. ELY September 29, 1912. Doylestown, Pa. Marian wanders about the building with a look on her face so serious that you think she is deciding to join her father as a partner in his business. But, then, Marian is ofttimes jolly. Ne'er doubt that in the future She'll climb to any height. EDMUND W. DUNN nEdu April 10, 1914. Mechanicsville, Pa. Harlequin Club, 3. 43 Chorus, 33 Gen- eral Order Committee, 3: Vice President Student Council, 1: lieiizoiic Ring, 45 Science Club, 1, Senior Play, -l. His nature's full of Dixie sun, With happiness o'er stockingg His studies make him 'lectrical- Magnetic, but not shocking. ROBERT ERWIN January 12, 1913. Doylestown, Pa. NVill he e'er att-tin his fondest hope to play well on the instrument of his Choice? Robert was an indispensable factor in the jazz orf-liestra all this year. He is very modest and you seldom hear him talk. Man may hold all sorts of posts if he'll only hold his tongue.