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

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LA.. -L ff' li' Q 1.1. ll IU iufvfi I I Q33 it , ,,. JOSEPHINE LASCALA, jo Who is this demure-loo ng m mg through the hall? Why jo, o co A smile and a hearty word o g eeting e waiting behind that veil of studiousn F9 the first one ho accosts her. She has al een among t first in our class, and her rea wit nd smile a e made her many friends. I MARGARET Y C Pe Gir sCh r 4 l Here's Marg etl s : n ood sport. She's i f ver og 6 She's fi art f '. - da s oo. I'm glad e my f ' n ow ' ou? She's alwa s smilin -. c I and gay. That we wish her luc , - ne ss to say. MAURICE JUNIOR LEE, Maury Orchestra Q43 During the time Maury has been with us, we have never known him to be without his good-natured smile. He has been an unlimited source of wit throughout his career here, and we feel that his jovial disposition will do much toward carrying him successfully through life. RICHARD ,IACOB LEVI, Dick Spokesman QU, C Club f41, Dramatic Club f4J, Debating Club QU, French Club OU, Swim- ming Club f4J, Trig Class Smiling, genial, bubbling with cheerfulness, Dick radiates genuine good nature. With his joviality and friendliness, he is one of the best-liked fellows in his class. He has an ideal build for a plunger, and has helped uphold the honors of Central in the swim . Dick, although always ready for a good time, has a more serious side to his nature, and is much ab- sorbed in his studies and in good books. THORA BONDENA LINQUIST, HT. B. L. Spanish Club Q21 6: Q31 l'Iere's to Thora with her twinkling blue eyes, She'll always be a joker until the day she dies. You may not think this true in school: But there she follows a different rule For she knows the proper time to play, Although in class, she's quiet, you'll say, We certainly wish her success in life, Whatever her profession, be it typist or wife. WILLIAM SOLOMON LOEB, Bill Bill is one of our distinguished young fellows, so classified because he is an all-around good stu- dent. He never seems to be in a hurry, but he al- ways gets there, sooner or later. just think, he has graduated in three years! We know that he is going to be prominent as a doctor.

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is I fix asf jj cbs 11 calms:-:lin Q in . Hasl 4 u jOHN WILLIAM KEMBLE, Skinny Class President f I1 61 f21, Spokesman C31, Hi-Y Q31 Gt 141, Council 141, Virgil Class, Busi- ness Manager of Senior Class Play. john, or Skinny , as he is more affectionately called by his many chums, is a sterling fellow, and has proven a real asset to our class. When called upon to serve, he is reading, willing and cheerful. He has not yet decided definitely whether he would better serve his fellow man ifn the capacity of a doc- tor, or as a street car conductor, but we are sure that his likable disposition and 'enviable character will bring him the greatest success, wherever he may venture, ALEXANDER CARL KERN, Alex IVIirror QI1, Debating Club C31 Gt 141, Track Quiet Alex is a reserved little fellow of that substantial, dependable type, which does the school worlds of good in a silent sort of way, through his earnestness and thoroughness in all that he does. He is not popular in the cheap, ordinary sense of the word, but is truly loved by his close friends, and greatly respected and admired by his wide circle of acquaintances. MARION LOUISE KIRSCHNER, Meg Debating Club 141, French Club 141, Virgil Class, College Club. Marion has a quaint, straightforward wit, a ready companionship, and an infinitely pleasing and enjoyable good humor. Her work in school is ex- cellent. She hopes to be a doctor, to heal and to help, and for this, her interest, her ready sympathy, and her steady nerves augur a real success. MARGARET CATHERINE KUERNER, Mari a good sport,-sweet, quiet, and unas- suming, tilted by all who know her. Her many A's bear- witness L!d-the 'fact that she is not only the envy' cf' her classmates, but the delight of all her teache s. ' Lx. 4 5 MARGARET ANNA KUHN. Kuhnie Virgil Class Kuhniel the girl with the golden hair and laugh- ing blue eyes, which are always ready for the first sign of -fun. But under this is an alert mind, which enables her to get what she goes after. All luck to this little Irish Iassiel SYLVIA FLORENCE LANDERS SIiv r' Did you r see er - 1 she was Iking, or at least chew g gum ' t here is : - 1 er side to this happy, hin ft. vi e whic ' revealed in her English - . 'I t ev r- -4 -, n and her melodi- ous voic Q Sli er g it different from the psnsh lub up ' A fr' d to lxll, is s ur - ri , -' e SIiver . K k E, H E I B ordinary e er our H perior sex .

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.A f' Q -C A 1.1, 'Q i ,.s'isii'.:i M S m lvl ' adfl-i'i k' I ARCHIBALD FRANK lVlacDOUCAl..L, Archie Orchestra Q21 6: C41 The makings of a great musician lie in Archie's blood, but not until you have heard him conjure sweet, bewitching notes from his shining cornet, can you fully appreciate his talent. However, his excep- tional ability in this direction is only one of the many enviable qualities which have won him a wide circle of friends. MARY ESTELLE MacINTYRE, Dodds French Club Oil, Girls' Chorus Dil, College Club. Although Mary has spent but one year at Cen- tral, she has made many friends. Miss Connell must have been an inspiration to her, because she intends to teach high school English, after her four years at Allegheny. We wish her luck. JOHN EDMUND MARSHALL, Shrimp Trig Class Q41 Yes, we'll admit that he is quiet: but there is not a more loyal Centralite than he, in the entire class. john is just a real student, representative of the majority of our class members, always willing to help when called on: but thinking first of his les- sons and his own benefit, that he may be prepared to help others in later life. HARRISON WILLIAM MCARTHUR, Mac Harrison is a real gentleman, and a mighty fine sport. Ask any of the fellows, or any of the girls, for that matter, who know him. They'll tell you. He likes his good times, just as all the other students in the class do, but he can be truly thoughtful when occasion demands it. fHe hopes, however, that it will never be demanded more than once a dayj. He is much interested in Scouting, and has taken an active part in it whenever his studies would allow him to do so. EMMETT ANDREW McCABE. E. Mac This chap holds all records in the masculine talking line. He can say more in less time than can any other male in the class. When he opens his mouth he usually says something worth hearing, fun- less he's eatingj. In other words, lVIcCabe is not nonsensical more than half of the time, and the words of wisdom that he pours forth in the other half, are largely absorbed by his friends, pals, acquaintances, admirers, etc. ALMA LUCILLE MCCRAY, Amman ln this new-comer to Central, we find a good sport, a studious girl, and a real friend. What more could we ask? Alma attends Business College in the afternoon. Ohl that we were all possessed of so much ambitionl