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

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' IA.:-ff ' -- -n Ll., eil 1 iid glans A tu.6f3.f??2f.12 , cbs FLAVEL SI-IURTLEFF CAMPBELL, Camel Debating Team If you seek a student, a good companion, a Eno fellow, you have found him in Flavel. He is one of the more serious, and industrious: one of the more cheerful, and companionable of our boys. You may best know his iharacter by his activities. Hs debates, and plays wel, both golf and chessl f ARTI-IA STEPHENSON CARR, Martian Secretary Debating Club C4-bl, Secretary and urer, Spanish Club QU, College Cluli. Martha has finished her high school course creditably in three years, taking an social affairs, as well as keeping up in Her prominent work in the Spanish Clubs has helped greatly in permanent K APHRODITE. GEORGETTE CHACONA, Till 4, ,- 1, . French Clhb, Girls' Chorus UQ, College Did you say smiles? Whenever you hear ringing gurgle of laughter, you will know that dite is near. With her charming and sweet ity, no one can help being cheery in her She has remarkable talent in art, and we know her ability will win her much fame in later life. MARTHA DOLLY CHAMBERLAIN. Martieff. Girls' Chorus Q31 or UU, Debating Club f4,, Club 445, College Club. Martie , as her friends call blonde tresses, not yet bitten by the Her friends say, No, just the opposite . has shown life in the activities which she VIRGINIA CHATHAM Well known by many, well liked by more. Vir- ginia has proved to be a very popular girl among the younger set. We are sure that she will carry the standards of the class upright wherever she may go. NARCISSA WAKEFIELD CHASE, Ciss Debating Club f3J, Clee Club 13, Virgil Class Q33 Dramatic Club QZD, f3Q, 6: f4J, Secretary Dramatic Club f4l, French Club f4l, College Club. Every class has its happy-go-lucky member, and '25 is no exception. Here she is, gay, charming Nacissa. We who know her best admit that she has many excellent qualities. Among them are: ability as a student, and a delightful disposition. ' 20 ls this clemure maiden quiet? We've ,

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ChS 'miff xiii?-il ll I 1 '-i ,j. 'E aids'- M-:lj gfiglsi-l g llmiiiiila k u i: Virgil Class, Debating Club 14, ra ' lub 141, French Club 45, Girls' Chor ' , Spokesman Board . These characteristi . real pal, a true friend, and a good sport, s what a rare combination of values we have i utumn. She is always willing to do ha can for everybody, and because of her wi in ersonality, is liked by all. She demon- strated perfection her fine dramatic talents, in the part of 'lmpee Light . one of the leading characters in the girls' operetta, mlihe Feast of the Red Corn . KENNETH ADELBERT BLAKE, Ken Orchestra QU, QZQ, 6: Q4-bl. Trig. Ken is a quiet, studious fellow who does not make himself 'very conspiduous. He lhas many friends and is always ready for some real fun. He is quite fond of music, and plays the violin well. We hope that he may be successful in the work that he undertakes. ROBERT EDWARD BRAGGINS, Bob Mirror, Trig, Manager of the Senior Class Basket Ball Team. SABRA AUTUMN BIRCFZPSKD, -LA ' c 1 His one ambition is to become an eminent spe- cialist. fWe don't know in what lhe, but we hope he su sl. 3-f , . dependable fellow, in whose hand -'v -u g. 3 1-. During his four .. , .1 u s rather quietg but when e gets out in his old T B car, he isn't by any means slow. FLORIAN LYNN BROWN, Brownie Class Basket Ball fzl, f3J, Bl QU, Football 143, C :Club Q42 One of the sturdy ghters w o brought r to the school last fall, thro gh j t, not be forgotten 'for man a -1He also led the ni rs in 'r ' - a et ball march, whic c m Ydles to' yie ding them the cham- pions' e ope that he has gotten along as we in his studies as he has in athletics, and know that he will uphold the honor of the school to the best of his ability, wherever he may go. HARRY AUDL1lE.Y BRYAN, Yan rig. Although upon the surface, Harry appears to be a very serious young chap, underneath it, he is bub- bling with wit, laughter, and high spirits. He is a good student, but his studying does not keep him from having his good time. He has not taken an active part in sports, but enjoys them to the full. We wish him the best' of luck for the future. EDITH BURTON, Bed Art Editor and Secretary of Spokesman fill, Class Secretary QU, Dramatic Club QU, Debating Club OU, Secretary of Debating C4-AJ, Girls' Chorus fl, 6: f4J, College Club, French Club If you want a thing to go over successfully, put Edith in charge of it. ln her you will find a real sport and a true friend. Her character accounts for Edith in charge of it. ln her you will find a real sport girls in our class. How can she help but succeed at school next year? immune

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ii :aff 'E A525-as . . , if Q r . I I ' - - A , ,E -up Earle!-ff I I f iniigifells i HAZEL MEI-IETABLE COBURN, Hay Hazel has been a jolly good friend to all of us When she leaves for the wide, wide world , with her clever fingers and her gay laugh, there will be many bored and regretful faces among us. JOSEPH GEORGE CONRATH, joe Council QQ, Glee Club f3l, Debating Club fill, Trig. QU, President of Spanish Club C41 Cir- culation Manager of Spokesman A good pal, a fine sport, and a studious fellow, ,Ioe . When he entered our class, his dominating school spirit and loyalty made him at once popular and well-liked. May he always retain that wonder- ful gift of successful management which he has ex- hibited in all of his studies, and in the putting over of our spring dance, which he did so well. QATHERINE VIRGINIA DALY, Rine A joke or two now and then is appreciated by the dullest of them, seems to be Cather-ine's theory, for she seems to delight in making people bite . She has made lots of friends during her three and a half years of high school-and we know she will con- tinue making m re after she leaves Central. HELEN DICKINSON DAVIS, Davy Helen is one of the lively, happy girls of Cen- tral and is well known for her cheerful smile. She intends to be a teacher and we wish her the best of luck. LUCILLE BALLARD DEMOSCH, Demy Did you ever see this young lady when she was not laughing? fwell, then, she was smilingl. She is always happy, seeming to have the faculty of showing a cheerful face at all times. Ready for fun at any instant, ,he makes a true friend and a good companion. V' I - . Mfrs , 1 . -' - CERTRUDE ALLENE DILLON, Gert Girls' Chorus C31 or QU, Girls' Clee Club Q31 Bc f4J, President of-Girls' Glee Club Pleasingly entertaining, to say the least. Her trained voice has been heard many times in our audi- torium, to the delight of her host of admirers. She has a future before -her which any of us would gladly accept, and we know that she will make the most of it. H 5 M '+I 'VH