Doylestown High School - Torch Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

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THE TORCH FLORENCE SHIVE December 5, 191-1. Buckingham, Pa. Harlequin Club, ,ig Chorus, lg Staff of Senior Play, el. Florence is quiet and bashful. She Came here Iwo years ago from Bucking- ham High Sc-liool. She exvcls in English. ln her tongue is the law of kindness. RUDOLPH SCHNEIDER uRudy11 W May, 10, 1913. Doylestown, Pa. Track, 2: Chorus, 2, 43 Musical Com- edy, 3, 4: Senior Play, 4. Rudy is a. good friend, a striking per- sonality, and a marvelous dancer. Any prirl who dances with him is blessed, in- deed. The very next chanve you get, uotive his attractive way of covering: a dance floor. There is no pleasure like the pain Of being loved, and loving. DOROTHY SIMONS nDotu April 4, 1913. Dyerstown, Pa. Harlequin Club, 1. 2. 42 Chorus, 1. 2: Hiking' Club, 1: Clever Nig'hting'ales, 1. 2: Commencement. Chorus. 21 Basket llall, 3, 4: Class Basket Ball, '13 French Ulub, 4. l,el's go for a ridel' has beeome Dol's poi saying since she acquired a sport Clievy roadster. Laugh when I laugh, I seek no other fame.

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THE TORCH MARIE RUTHERFORD Toot February 4, 1913. Uoylestowu, Pa. Studs-nl Council. 3: Health :ind Cleanliness t'mun1i1lw-, 2: Vigilaiim- Com- mittee, 3: Hiking Chili, 1: Frencli Cluli, 3, -1. Quaker, thee must ever be, Modest, with a downcast eye: Downcast eye, but opened wide, When thy swain is by thy side. Then thy eyes shine glist'ning bright, Then thy cheeks with rose glow light: Still thee is the calm and staid, Gentle, little Quaker maid. BEATRICE R. SCHAUFERT Beattie June 14, 1913. Doylestown, Pa. Hurlvqiliii Ulub, 1, 1: English Axvnrd, 2. NVQ Hiid lhm- 6'l1dOXX't'1l with 21 gift ol' vloqueumi :md Commun iriend iii iii-e-d. Hiking' Cluli, 1: 501139, HYPII il Thou art as constant star. as the evening - CAROLINE RYAN Carol January 12, 1912. Forest Grove, Pa, Si-vim-l:ii'y of Ulziss, 1: Clever Nightin- ,::il.-s, l, 2: .lzizz c,l'l'ilw'SlI'l1, 1, 2: Chorus, 1. 2, Zi: .Iuuior I i'nm 4'UI1ll11iIIt't'. Zi: Hair- lyquiu Ululi, 2, 3, 1: f'll2llI'Ill2lll Xvi3Qil2il'lCQ Comiuillve, 41 lfri-xicli Chill, 1: News Stziti. l. As you think. you lrzivoli :mil :is you low-, you :itt1'zif'l. You will lim-cmie as small :is your voiilimlliiig desire: :is great us your llomimiul zispirziliou. Let the world slide: let the world go, A fig care l for care, and one also for woe.

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THE TORCH HARRY SlNE November 30, 1913. Gardenville, Pa. Harry is dvpe11dz1l1le and steady, always ready lo help il friend 111 need. He is persevc1'i11g:. XVhy Should ho not aim high? A man that blushes is not quite a brute. GEORGE C. SMITH Smitty August 20, 1913. Doylestown, Pa. Science Club, 4: Decl:111u1tio11, 4. Gr90I'Q.1't' has so mzmy jobs that we C1111 011lv 11101111011 the most i111p01'i11nt-usl101' 111 ilu- Sll'1lllLl, newslmoy, and 21 Student. XXVHUT to l1:1x'e ai party with pep and s11z1p? lllvilvc f:i'0l'2LK'! Very small? So is a stick of dynamite. WILLIAM SLAUGHTER Bill October S, 1912. Doylestown, F00tl1:1ll, 1, 2, 3, 13 llziski-l Hull, 2, Uaptziin, bl: S1-ience Cluli, l, Pa. 3, -1. Bill has been :L tz111Lx'ilnlv ZISSQW. both 011 the g'1'idi1'u11 :md the lmslu-i lmll floor. He possesses ll1:1t 091111111 111111111111 of deter- 111i11z1tio11 1l1:1t makes il good athlete. A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance.