Adrian High School - Sickle Yearbook (Adrian, MI)

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Fihr Ctrahuatw Bly only books Are wnmen's looks, And folly's all tht-y've taught me Lorenzo Guarch y Rios Lyceum CU QZD, Athletic- Assoeiation Qll Q23 Q35 HJ, Oratorieal Contest CSD, Class Essayist, Winner ot' Local Uratorieal Contest 119. This is Lorenzo Guarr-li y Rios, the first foreign-born student who ever graduated from old Adrian High. And the elass of 1913 are very glad to have hints among their number. He onee deserted us to attend sehool in another eity, but after a few months' absenee, some attraetion drew him baek. He is noted for his exeellent manners and polite bearing. While he is :1 loyal son of his native land he says Alllf'l'lf':lll eustoms are the better. We wonder why? The good die young, But don't let that eaust x ou any worry. Claire M. Hall AthletieAssociation CID C25 C39 C-1-l,Cltl'I1lVU.l LBJ, Cliairtnau Deeorating Committee Junior Hop Gil, Organizer and President of Dramatie Club MD, Lyceum Clj. Alternate Debating Team MJ, Chairman of Committee that seeured dam-ing in High Sehool, Senior Play. Gentle reader, donlt be misled by the above quotation, as Claire wasn't a half bad fellow and his bark was lIll1Ch worse than his bite. We know that he had all kinds of ability, but the trouble was he didn't direct it in the right line. lieniember this in the future, Claire, while it's all right to be indepen- dent, it never pays to be antagonistic. Strongest minds are often those of whom the noisy world hears least, Lillian Pearl Harrington Athenian C21 C31 143, Girls' Athenian Chorus QSJ. This quiet little maid has been with us all through school, although she has been so retiring that she has not been rnueh heard of. Her scholarship record shows that she stood among the first tive in the class. But listen, Lillian, what good will your boundless book-learning do you if you keep it all to yourself? Don't be afraid to let others know how smart you are.

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'he Mrahuaira A nizln i main for:1'tl1:1t. Freda Esther Furman Vliorus llj 12? lvll, Mlic-ni:m L29 fill Ill, Allilvliu .xSSUK'l:lll0ll fiil HJ, 171-iitsrlil-r Yvrc-ill CBJ, lJl'2l.lllilll1' fllllll i4J. l'l'vcl:1,'slst.v1' to livnn, was il ronsistvniv llll'lIllDl'l' ol ilu- .Xllu-ni:1n :mil Cliorus, :incl took am intir-rvst :ls wvll in otlu-r . . . . , linvs ol srliool ilf'llV!ly. hliv li:ul vvvr :in :igi'vv::lmlr- :mil :umm-r. lint, l'll't'll:l, onv word of :ulvif-1-. lic-inc-inlwr t-lm! invn :Irv 1-vm' lmsm- iluuuis :ml :lo not put loo lllllI'll trust in thc-in. Sn-1-lil-iw' :l gr:u'ious lllIllll.H Rena Mae Furman f'l:1ss Bzislwl Ball Vlll'illll Cll, Chorus LU fill liij 1-lj, .ltlwiiizui IZJ liij HJ, .-Xtlilm-tic .'XSSOf'l2i.i-l0ll rjij 145, Dc-lltsrlivr You-iii fill, Dr:nn:Llir' C'lnl3 143. Rc-nn, sistf-r to l'll'Ptl1l. riv::ls lwr virtuvs. lint slw luis xi jolly littlc' gigglv :ill hor own, slw lms, :mil surli mlilnplm-s,too! Howvvvr, slit: w:Ls 11 littlv too invvk, :mel slioulil 2,'f'li flu- spirit- s :mil not lu' 4lv:1f to tlw pmisv tl1:1t is llvr 4l110. lVc- look for :1 grv:1! llllllll'f' in xou so alon'l eliszippoint us by lwvoining :L srliool tr-:mln-1'. A 1-los:-41 month mitrlu-s no His-s. Lawrence Everett Callaway 'lll':lIlSfl'I'l'0Il from Spring Arlvor Soxninury. l,l'1'Nlllf'Ill ol' Boys' Dining liooin Chili. Irziwiwiic-v 1-111011-cl svliool in his Junior yi-:u', lmwiiig Spring .Xrlwor Sl'lIllIlill'j' to join us. H0 ilirl not vntvr innny of ilu: svliool :lr-tivitis-s. but w:1s:: lmrsl worlu-r. ,Ks l,l'l'Sl1l1'lllf of tlw Boys' Dining Ululi, lw was :iblv to show his 1-xr-riilivv l,'21IliL1'lly :incl also soinv otlic-r czipm-itivs.

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Uhr Grahuaira Contentrnent is a pearl of great price. Blanche Severa Harris High School Quartctte 131, Girls' Chorus 133. This girl has ever been a loyal member of the school and while never intruding was always ready to do wliatever she could for the class. She sang in the quartet one year and did her part Very nicely. The best, wishes of the class go with her in Whatever occupation she takes up. I um nrt 1 in in em-my to life. Floyd Blaine Harris Class Base Ball 119, Track 135, Lyceum Q37 GJ, Double Quartettc HJ. Floyd, or f'Doc, as he is better known, certainly got the spirit of the Senior Class, as hc is opposed to anything in any way associated with work. He had to work this year, though, as he took too much ease in the early part of his school career md was obliged to carry extra studies to graduate. Rc-incmbci' this in the futuit don t rest until the race is won. I am as you know mv, a plain blunt. man. Benjamin Willis Hathaway Athletic Association C231 Q-LJ, Base Ball Reserves 135, High School Chorus C-lj. Bennie left: the green fields of the country to gather knowledge in old Adrian High. Base Ball was his long suit. He was very particular in choosing his lady friends, picking thorn from the grades. lt's all right, Bennie, to protect the fair sex, but don't try to bring them up.