Adrian High School - Sickle Yearbook (Adrian, MI)

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veltf - i t GM-iw O 1- R R - if. 2 it .- it is 1 R , I' 515.gif-. ' E M l 2 A. KHMAIG. ' ,,, if l 5 K. - 12.1 Ls' .Y - ' Il ll . F L fi .fl . NIARGARET E. COON A Setlate, calm, cool, and quiet 1 She sets an ideal and abimles by it. Oratorical and Athletic Ass'nsg Girls' Pep So- ,, 9 ciety, '28. K.. -' v -I-JQJA I ILA!-1 G. CORBETT I sing away sorrow, anal cast away c-are. ,NJ . . X Oratorical and Athletic Ass'ns. QA ELVA CORBIN CN Her silence and reserve suggest latent power. Glee Club, '28g Operetta, ,29g Athletic Ass'n. I-IARWOOD COVELL LabOring' men count the clot-lc Oftenestf' Band, ,29, '3Og Glee Club, '29, '30g Athletic Ass,n. DOROTHY CULTICE Thought is deeper than all speech, Feeling deeper than all thought. Athletic and Oratorical Ass'nsg Girls' Pep So- ciety, '28. HARRY ANDERSON DEGOODE A man is but what he knoweth. Band, ,305 Athletic and Oratorical Ass'ns5 Nlusic Club. GORDON H. DICKINSON l'ieware! I may he great yet. 1 Nlgr. Senior Playg Football, '28, '29g Orchestra, '28g Athletic and Cratorical Ass'nsg Sickle Staffg Golf, JO. P1 ESTHER L. DOWELL Life has no blessing like a prudent friend. Athletic and Oratorical Ass'nsg Girls, Pep SO- , ., . . , ..., , , ciety, '28, R I F ite lil P' 9 ifvlx 'i I ix ii l D L.. ,Li Lv ul

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- A A or A 'icrftffilf-5 I . A- ee E ' AW I I V . . Ks'-1-ig. 1. A - I I I ,Mlfeillb llijl i ' A llligi lj E ' iiillw, . lf? as IW' I IIE , I it R 1 mf' .gh l W . ...,, .,..,- A .-A HARRY DUSSEAU il l 1 C' .. .', HX 'M...I.--. X ' I I ii? fl fI l Ill. I.IIlAfI 'v' gjafvf C-.AJJI P---- 4, 1 xv If -r l E3 F' I 4 In I lull He's best at ease that meddleth least. Band 728 729, '30, Glee Club, '29, '30, Athletic. and Oratoribal Ass'ns, Baseball, '30, Class Basket- ball, '30, GLADYS C. ENGEL A form more fair, a face more sweet, Ne'er hath it been my lot to meet. Sickle Staff, Class Historian, '30, Athletic Ass'n- MAR JORIE FAIRBANKS Speech is the mirror of the soul, As a girl speaks, so is she, Entered from Onsted in Senior Year. MARIE ELIZABETH FAULHABER n A sunny disposition is half the battle. Glee Club, 29, Operetta, '29, Oratorical and. Athletic Ass'ns, Chairman Group 3, Washington. HAROLD E. FAUST 'Tis impious in a good young man to be sad. Athletic and Oratorical Ass'ns, Vice-President Ag. Club, '28, '29, State Judging Contest, '28, '29, '30. , EDWARD P. FISHER And love hath pierced him with his arrow. Football, '29, '30, Basketball, '29, '30, Pres, Class, '28, Treas. Class, '30, Pres Ath. Ass'n, '30, Criftatory, Senior Play. MARGARET HILDA F oLTz Charms strike the sight, but merit wins the soul. Athletic and Oratorical Ass'ns, Valedigfol-ian, RUBY M. FOSTER I Goodness does not consist in greatness ' 1 But greatness in goodness. I Athletic and Oratorical Ass'ns, Girls' Pep S0- . t .1 ciety, '28,