Doylestown High School - Torch Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

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THE TORCH AMY E. FABIAN April 25, 191-1. Doylestown, Pa. Amy is so fluiot that you d0n't. evvn know she is nboul. This demure littlo Miss is full of fun nncl is it good :Lddilion io your list of frivncls, What shall I do to be forever known? HILDA FOCHT February 9, 1914. Doylestown, Pa. Nautical Knot, 3: Chorus, 3, 4: Har- loquin Club, 2, 4, Clever Nightingales, 2: Commencement Cliorus, 43 Temple Cho- rus, 43 Hiking' Club, 1. Hilda seems never to have a care in the world. Ever alert and vivacious sho moves among us. Hilda elected to take the Homfcrufi Fourse. Here's a fine Clninc-e for a home-loving young man. As I sew, so shall I rip. ELI FABIAN August 13, 1912. Doylestown, Pa. Benzene Hiiig, l, lf you visit 21 rw-1-lnin A. :Q P. Store :incl you want ll clerk lhnt is swift :ind cour- teous at tho sumo lime, just get Eli to make up your order. ln spite of his work this young mein docs well in school amd he is bound to be suc'c'ossful. He that does what he can, does what he ought.

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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.

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THE TORCH KATH RYN Y. FRETZ April 20, 1912. Doylestown, Pa. Student Council, 1: Ulziss S1'f'l'l'l2ll'fx'. 2: Suf'rel:1r'y lf'1'enf-h Cluls, 2: President J l4'rcm'h Club, bt Yiul lyl'4','llll'lll Clulu, -lg 'Harlequin Ululv. I-I, l: Sec-reiury Student Council, lg Torx-li lioznrd, l: Siu- cluni Activity Cummiilee, l: Senior Play Stuff. 1: l7l'4'HC'l'l Clulw, 2, 3, I, Who mixed reason with pleasure and wisdom with mirth. MARY FRAY February 2, 1914. Doylestown, Pa, Here is zumilii-r fguiei girl who is ter- rilrlj.'gg'o01l mlluri-fl. Mary Cam do your lessfuis or vuri- :i liezidzwhe. Best wishes, Mfiry. l'Patience is zu necessary ingredient of genius. l7l'01lCl1 OLIVE C. FRETZ February 5, 1914. Gardenville, Pa. Bristol Uounly Contest, 1. Olive is conscientious with hor work and never lkxils to complete a task '.v!1c,n she has 0llC'0 lN5,2,'llll it. Always demvirl- ziblf- and zilvvzlys :1 friend. When she laughs, she shuts her eyesg How she sees we can't surmise.