Adrian High School - Sickle Yearbook (Adrian, MI)

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O S. ut YQ S lglllllllllfljl A nn I .4-. f.- - ' ilVllRllV7Ee.elVll l l L 1:3 RUTH BEYER A maiden lnzide to love. Athletic and Oratorical Ass'nsg Senior Play. WILMA E. BLY The rosy glow of summer ls on thy dimpled cheek. Cilee Club, '28, '29, '30, Operetta Cast, '29, '30, Senior Sencl-Off Com., Oratorical Ass'n, State Music Contest, '28, '29, '3O. MARY BRAZEE I Blessed are they that saw nothing' For they shall not be quoted. Athletic and Oratorical Ass'nsg Pep Society, '28, Egiciency A , '28, JAMES BROCK He that sleeps, feels not the toothachef' Gym. Athletic and Oratorical Ass'ns. JAMES R. BUSH The cheerful man's at king. Athletic and Oratorical Ass'nsg Operetta, '28, Cilee Club, '28, '3O. OWEN E. Buss Man shall over he the friend of beauty in distress. Athletic and Oratorical Ass'ns. 'lAMES BUTLER Those that think must govern those that toil. President Senior Class, President Nlusic Club, '30, Ass't Business Nlgr. Sickle, Football, '29, '30 National Athletic Society, '29, '30, Orchestra, '29 'SOQ Band, '3O: All state Orchestra, '29. ROBERT CZ.-XMBURN You niziy know him by his company. Graduate February l .99 f J .l.,j,5J l 7--4 JA W2 Lx 722119: C 4 we-ll P-4-li QL ia-all I - file, -. J ., K ir-,l ft, I ..q' -:AQ 1, iii ,. E3 L L-J: W l

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E ff Nil , l lm R 1,54 ' -vi El Q, u . . , X v v itidd . P . wg a itil 1. 4 we ,!, Q tltf' ii . E3 -J , ,..J 1 T in l L,-n E E ROBERT BARRETT . n On their own merits, modest men are made. ELIZABETH MAY BASSETT Always ready to C10 thy Sllafe- Athletic Ass'n. RACHEL I. BEAL , Character is a diamond that scratches all other surfaces. Vice-president, '28, 2nd prize State Academic contest in Chemistry, Sickle Staff, '28, '30, Class Song, Sec'y Forensic League, '30, Debating, '29, '30, Prizes W. C. T. U. Essay, '29, '30, Senior Play, '30. I-IARRIET BEAN Those capable and dependable are generally Well liked. Chairman Senior Send-off, Calendar Editor Sickle, String Quartet, '30, Giftatory, State Music Contest, '28, '29, '30, National High School Orchestra, '30, Senior Play. LEONA M. BECKER A girl whose heart is in her work, a pleasure is to know. Oratorical and Athletic Ass'ns, Girls' Pep So- ciety. RUTH E. BEECHER Happy am I, from care I am free, 'Why aren't they all contented like me? Glee Club, '28, Oratorical and Athletic Ass'ns. MURIEL MAXINE BERTRAM Her heart 'ran away with her head. Glee Club, Orchestra, '28, '29, V TREAT BETZ A It matters not what men assume t b t 1 what they are. O e' hey arg but Athletic and Oratorical Ass'ns, Senior Play, Baseball, '29, -

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