Adrian High School - Sickle Yearbook (Adrian, MI)

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THE GRADUATES Gladys Marie Lincoln Athletic Association, Patriotic League. . Gladys is another strict advocate of the law of silence. VVQ appreciate her loyalty, but wish she had taken a greater part in school activities. Catherine Lillian McDowell Athletic Association, Patriotic League, junior Red Cross. ' Catherine possesses a very versatile disposition. She can run a typewriter, a Ford, or a farm, all with equal success. Reo Middleton Class of 1920. Marguerite E. Morse Patriotic League, junior Red Cross, Athletic Association. ' Marguerite views the world from lofty heights. Nevertheless she is an earnest Worker and we are sure she is capable of making a success.

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THE GRADUATES La Von B. Kuney Program Committee Lyceum, Thespian 132, ll. S. Cadets, Patriotic League, Athletic Association. VVitty. That's me all over Mable. Sad to say however, the teachers do not seem to properly appre- ciate his jokes, Kuney will mark a make in the world if he only settles down and takes life more seriously. Lenn L. Latham President Agricultural .Association QU, Orchestra CU, Athletic Association, Lyceum CID, Patriotic League, junior Red Cross. Entered A. H. S. from Pleasant Hill, Ohio. This boy has certainly worked since he entered High School. XYe credit him as being the only boy in the class to graduate in two and one half years. Forest D. Laudenslager Lundy Secretary Class QZD, Secretary Lyceum f3j, State Debating Team CCD, Thespian C3j, Lyceum CID, Athletic Association, Class Foot-Ball CD CZD, Class Track and Base Ball CQJ, Patriotic League. Laudy, we hear that you like Miss jones. Of course we do not know which one, for there are so many in the world. Nevertheless, everyone in A. H. S. will have to admit that you are a mighty good fellow. Nuf sed. Werner H. Lewis Lewie Lyceum C33 Thespian CSD, H. S. Cadets CZJ CSD, junior Red Cross, Patriotic League, Class Foot Ball CD CZD, Class Base Ball C15 QZJ, High School Debating Team 131. lt's Stark madness to say that Lewie is not an all around good fellow, and one who knows how to store up gray matter.

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THE GRADUATES Ruth Eleanor Morse Scriptor of Forum 131, Secretary of Red Cross 131 Thespian 131, Athenian 111 121 131, Patriotic League, Chairman of Decorating Committee for Graduation 121, Wfinner of AHA in Physical Efficiency Test 121, Basket Ball 111 121 131, Captain Class Basket Hall 121, Associate Editor of Sickle 131, She is little but she is not afraid to stand up for what she believes is right. We have often wondered though how you can manipulate your tongue so fast, But never mind, you are a fine student, Ruth. John S. Moxon Foot Ball Reserves 131, Lyceum 111 121 131, Patriotic League, junior Red Cross, Class Base Hall 111 121, Class Foot Ball 121, Athletic Association. John has a great ability to be everywhere at once. He has often been compared to a ship without a sail, which tlounders about not knowing where it will strike, but we are sure if he would strike with the best of his ability he would accomplish much. Marian F. Nash Athenian 131, Athletic Association, Patriotic League, junior Red Cross. Although Marian has been with us for three years, we do not feel very well acquainted with her. However, she is a loyal supporter of her class and has ability. Lillian Louise Naylor Athletic Association, Patriotic League, junior Red Cross, Thespian 131, Girls' Cllee Club 121. XVhat can we say about these quiet, unassuming girls? Nothing but about their good qualities. Lillian is a good student and a rival of the best in quick short- hand translation. ' v