Erie Technical High School - Torch Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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x I N 1 1'-A i f'f'xz -X'X 51-ix Cb assi? cbs CLASS OFFICERS Edgar Hogan Dorothy Schmidt Jack Nason Edith Burton President Vice President Treasurer Secretary History of Class of 1925 Four years ago we turned up our noses and became freshmen, lofty and blase. We were superb freshmen, with all the dignity of high schools, all the knowledge that an army of hard-working teachers had been able to insert through our density. We were at Gridley then, and thus escaped the taunts and contempt of any superior classmen. We never learned that we were infantile and superficial, but put across a dance or two and edited the Mirror to the complete satisfaction of ourselves and teachers. We even got so far as to elect class officers. Our choice was wise, and they steered our affairs safely until the advent of Spring fever. They were sufficiently recovered, however, to aid in our Commencement program, a successful affair, and the first of its kind ever held at Cridley. l might add, by the way, that these worthy executives were Edgar Hogan, President: Virginia Howell, Vice President: Bernice Tennant, Secretary: Reed Grunden, Treasurer. Among other successful events that we carried on without donating a cent to the class treasury was the decorative and child-like practice which the girls of the class put into usc+that of wearing hair-ribbons on the nineteenth of each month. So, on the whole, the year was filled with pleasure, success, and even a little bit of learning: and we left Gridley feeling like Alexander the Great, or Tartarin of Tarascon. Then-we came to CENTRAL. We were as innocent and ambitious as a group of little country mice, and started in with a will to be the most noticeable and exceptional Sophomore class ever turned out in any school, Perhaps we were. Anyhow, we chose Tom Yates as President, Bernice Tennant as Vice President, Dorothy Sturgeon as Secre- tary, and Reed Crunden again donned the robes of Treasurer. fHe liked the job, too, as there was not much to doj. I4