Doylestown High School - Torch Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

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THE TORCH RUTH E. FUNK May 17, 1913. Doyle-stown, Pa. I-'rehcli Club, 2, 3, 4: Chorus, -1: Tom- ple Chorus, 4. Oh, gc-nz, I have11't ri bit of this Eng- lish done. Quick, lvll me soniczthing about it before she czxlls on me. Did you over hear Ruth say that? No, never, liOl'l101hiIlg like thul over happened to er WARREN GIFT ncviftyn March 1, 1913. Doylestown, Pa. Benzoliv Ring, 'lg i l'lXlll'h Club, 3, 11, Football, 3. 'XVu1'r0n's Gift to lln- svhool is his jovial persmlzllity. wXVJll'l'l'Il is somm.-limvs serious-mimlvfl and wlin-11 that IIZIDIICIIS other things begin lo lmpywll also. XVzlr- ren hus clark eyes lu mulch his hair. XVLLLC11 ynursvlf, girls. For he's a jolly good fellow. DAISY GEHMAN January 29, 1913. Doylestown, Pa There are girls that are noisy, There are girls that are sad: There are girls that are flighty, And girls that are glad: But the girl that is quiet And not quite so gay, Is the girl that's worth while- That is just Daisy's way.

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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.

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THE TORCH KATHRYN GOODLING September 9, 1913. Farm School, Pa. Harlequin Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Se-Cretziry, 3: Torch lioftrd, 3: News Staff. Editor. 3. 4: French Club, 2, 3, -1: Debating' Clull, 3. Ever :ind always flu-'S faithful in all that she tackles. Shu does things in Z1 Way that makes the lest of us envy her brains, und blush all our own, Noted for her work on the News, her crtpulvilities are evident year in and year out. WILLIAM GIVEN HBHF7 March 23, 1913. Eureka, Pa. XVh:it ll coincidence! Bill comes from a small town. has tho Smallest feet you can Find anywhere on at menilwr of the stiuinrei' sex, :incl is quite Small himself. lint l'0IllCIUIJE'l'- So gentle, mild and coy, He seems a model boy, But, gentle reader, mark you well, You cannot sometimes always tell. MABEL GRIM January 26, 1912. Doylestown, Pa. Harlequin Club, 1. Sho may not tzilli much uliout herself, but after all most goals are made quietly, with the swift surety that Mabel pos- sesses, HA health to those who are happyg a fig for those who fret.