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

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.h . 2 '- 31 - V-f P, Q F 3 5 MARGARET KATHRYN MOUCK, Peggy Spanish Club f3J No one can be lonesome when our smi 'ng some Peggy is near. Besides her love for un an good times, she has the abilities of an excelle stu- dent. A wonderful friend, A heart of gold, A willing hand to lend, Her story's told! HELEN ANNA MULLICAN. Ham Spanish Club C31 In classes she's a quiet girl, With nothing much to say: But when she gets outside of school, She gives her tongue full sway. ANNE MARIE MURRAY, An' Murray , There is no need to describe her, as all we need to say is, An Murray , and everyone knows whom we mean. She has been a very enthusiastic booster at all of our football and basketball games, is a shin- ing light on the swimming team, and a student of no mean ability. Luck to you, Anne! JOHN BARRY NASH, Barr This dark-haired lad with his broad, winning smile, has made many friends among us during his course at Central. Although seemingly quiet at times, he is always on deck when there is any fun to be had. JACK BURTON NASON, Burt Debating Club QZJ 6: OU, Hi-Y Q31 6: 141, Virgil Class f3J, Basketball Manager f4J, C Club OU, Class Treasurer We owe a financially successful season in basket- ball to this tall young chap, whom so many of us know personally. He has a business head which would do credit to a leader in the biggest of enter- prises. Let us hope that he uses it as well after he leaves us as he has while among us. JOSEPH RICHARD NASON, Dick Hi-Y Q31 6: 141 Tall, lanky, and quick-witted is this handsome chap. He is the greatest deliberate mispronouncer of words, in captivity. He is also an excellent French student, being able to find one word in the vocabulary every fifteen seconds. This mental Hercules has at last reached the height of his ambition, the perfec- tion of an unreadable signature. However, in spite of all his accomplishments, he stands high in the esteem and regards of his many friends.

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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

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'Xa iff It ?,,s in cbs -f ig' EDWIN JOSEPH NORTHRUP, Red Basketball flj, Baseball QU, Hi-Y QU 6: QZQ, Glee Club Q3-Al Gaze upon Central l'Iigh's fashion platel Red is always among the first to introduce an innovation in clress, and is well-liked by all of his friends, espe- cially the fair ones . His marks are of the high calibre of a good student, GERARD PATRICK JOSEPH O'CONNOR, Gerry Spokesman 131, Football Manager f4Q, C Club f4l, Trig Class f4J, Virgil Class All hail to the fellow with a four-word namel He has proven one of the most generally liked football managers Central has ever had. While only a Junior, he took the part of a slaved and brow- beaten assistant, and acted it well. But it was worth while: for he successfully guided the greatest fighting team Central has produced in some time. LINNEA ELIZABETH OLSON, Lin Linnea walks from room to room, A happy, smiling lass: But soon she's plunged real deep in gloom, When settled in her class. WILMA ALLENE ORE, Billy Although Wilma's report card Haunts numerous A's, and she's liked by all her teachers, she is far from being without friends among her schoolmates. Of course she's serious at times, but usually her smile appears very soon, and all the clouds disappear. CHARLES EDWARD PENOYER, Penouchi Another of the more serious members of our class. Yet, withal, ever ready for a merry life. We trust that this blonde giant will always be successful. His very sincerity makes us sure of it. OTTILIA CAROLINE PLEGER. Teal Clee Club f3D, Debating Club, f3J Teal is this bright damsel's nickname, We surely hope she'll acquire much fame: In her chosen career as a nurse to the sick, She will certainly be, of all nurses, the pick: For her merry laugh so light and gay Will all sorts of maladies quickly allay. She has ever been the life of the party. Our wishes for her are sincere and hearty.