Doylestown High School - Torch Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

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THE TORCH CLASS OF 1931 ROLL ACADEMIC COURSE OF FOUR YEARS 'VVorth Acker CI-Ionor Rank! 'Emma Margaret Carver Henry Claude Barrett 'MQLYY Ethel Chubb J. VValLer Deck 'Marian Claire Ely KI-Ionor Rankj 'John Bollinger 'Amy Elizabeth Fabian Samuel Carr 'Kathryn Fretz tHonor Rankj 'Stephen NValter Dardzinski 'Ruth Ellen Funk 'Edmund VVatson Dunn 'Kathryn Elizabeth Goodling 'Robert Erwin tH0l'1OI' Rank! 'Gwendolyn Lenore Harry 'Thelma Josephine Johnson fHonor Rankj 'Jean Mary Kerr tHonor Rankj Eli R. Fabian 'NVarren Harrison Gift Francis Joseph I-Iapp 'H. Lenox H. Dick Harris 'Blanche M. Robinson QI-Ionor Rankb 'Rudolph Otto Hein Lida Rosenberg 'Benjamin Kristol E. Marie Rutherford 'Robert Pearlman fHonor Rankb DOFOUWY Sim0IlS 'Julius R. B, Stryker, Jr. F. Elizabeth Tobin 'Ervin R, YnnA1-tsdalen fH0n0r Ranky 'Elizabeth Holmes Twining CHonor Rankb Esther Muriel Beans GENERAL COURSE OF FOUR YEARS XVilliam M. Given VVilliam E. Slaughter Daniel G. Gross George Cutler Smith Lester Haney Harold Yang' Otto Lock 'Caroline Ryan 'Evan VVilson Long 'Florence Jeannette Shive Clarence M. Myers COMMERCIAL COURSE OF FOUR YEARS Gilbert XVilmer Carlin 'Susie Naomi Hoffman 'Warren Chester Pleiss 'Katherine Hotchkiss Harry Willis Sine 'Leila S. James Albert Charles Sulak 'Gertrude E. Kolbe Evelyn M. Beer tHonor Rankj Clara I. Krusen 'Dorothy E. Bodley QI-Ionor Rankb Esther C. Landes Mary C. Bradley Eugenia Mayer Sara Mary Cohen Wilhelmina H. Neamand Anna Rena Dickson Beatrice R, Schaufcrt tHouor Rankb Pauline Dietrich Harriet A. Stover Dorothy Clara Drcnnen Edna K. Strawn Olive Claire Fretz Dorothy H. Taylor Daisy Gehman Flora Mae Vasey Winifred E, Gross Pearl Warner 'Dorothy Mae Histand CHonor Rankb HOMECRAFT COURSE Vivian Benedict 'Erma Larzelere Hilda Focht 'Marguerite Perry fHonor Rankj Mary Fray Mary Rice 'Mabel Grim 'Blanche Rod CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT-John Bollinger SECRETARY-Dorothy Histand VICE PRESIDENT-Ervin VanArtsdalen TREASURER-Elizabeth Twining NOTE-Those marked with an asterisk U1 have earned one or more units in addition to the MINIMUM requirement of 16 units in the Academic and General Courses, 17 units in the Homecraft course, and 175 units in the Commercial Course. All who attain an average of 9073 for four years are in the Honor Rank.

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THE TORCH The TORCH The Doylestown High School Torch is published bivmonthly during the school year by the students of the High School in the interest of the school. Entered as second-class matter, June, 1917, at Post Office at Doylestown, Pa., under act of March 3, 1879. Member of Pennsylvania School Press Association. Price, Iifty cents per copy. Vol. XV Doylestown, Pa., June, 1931 No. 4 The STAFF Editor-in-Chief-EVELYN BEER Associate EditorFRlCHARD LEATHERMAN Literary Editors-ROBERT SIEGLER and MARTHA CHEW Athletic Editors--HENRY BARRETT and FLORENCE GEHMAN Business Manager--CARL LEIDY Free Air Editor-JEAN KERR Proofreader-DOROTHY HISTAND Humor Editor-KATHRYN FRETZ Exchange Editor-EDNA SMITH Circulation Manager-EVAN LONG Art Editor-CAROLINE ROSS Faculty Advisors-MR. LACHAT and MISS TOMLINSON INDEX V9 DEDICATION ....,........ ,,,......,.....,,.,.,............. ..,.,... 2 CLASS ROLL ......,,.,...............................,. .,,....... ,,,,..., 7 COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM ,...,...... ,,.......,,... 3 6 PRIZE EDITORIAL ..,...,.............,,,.,,,......, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 7 PRIZE POEM ........,......,,.....,.,,.,,..,.,.,..,,,,,..,.,,....................,, ,.,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 8 COMMENCEMENT AWARDS, 1930 .......... ,.,.........,. 3 9 CLASS HISTORY ...............,.,.......,,,,,.......,..........,,.,,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4 0 CLASS PROPHESY ................,.................,,,.....................,...........,.. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4 1 COURSES OUR FACULTY SHOULD GIVE .,......,,..,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4 3 STUDENT REQUIREMENTS .......,,....,,,,,....................,,..,,.. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4 4 THINGS WE WOULD LIKE TO KNOWV ...,,.,..,,., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4 7 HIGH SCHOOL FABLE ...........,.. . ,,.......................,.,,,,,... ,,,,, ,,,,,,, , ,,,,, 4 S

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THE TORCH HENRY C. BARRETT Barrett April 15, 1914. Doylestown, Pa.. Football, 3, 4: l-Saseball, 2, 3, 4: Athletic Editor Torch, 43 Harlequin Club, 43 Science Club, 1, 2, 33 Traffic Squad, 2, 3: Senior Play and Musical Comedy Stage Crews, 4: Class Basket Ball, 1, 2, 3, 4. Henry has acquired some good and some bad habits. One of the latter is his desire to walk out of Miss Lehmarrs Eng- lish Class Without her permission. De- spite this, Henry is a good sport and we wish him luck. A closed mouth catches no flies. f . WORTH ACKER December 19, 1912. Doylestown, Pa. Debating Team, 2, 3, 43 Debating' Club, 1, 2, 3, 47 Harlequin Club, 3, 4, President of Harlequin, 43 President of Student Council, 45 News Staff, 3, -1: 'ilust Sup- pose, 43 A Pair ol' Sixcs, 43 Tennis Team, 4: President of Class,31 Treas- urer of A, A., -1, lfrcnch Club, 3, Science Ululi, fl. A man endowed with common sense, Wisely mixed with eloquence. ESTHER lVl. BEANS HES!! April 3, 1914. Doylestown, Pa. Peirce School, 2, 3, -lg French Club, 3, 'lg Hiking Club, 1. Esther is giving' us all S-unburned ton- sils. That airplane is always above our heads, and to be sure, Esther is in it. Take care to have your parachute ready. Five minutes late again. l've been five minutes late all my life.