Adrian High School - Sickle Yearbook (Adrian, MI)

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. YV i p v QQ.,-t.Y,X I W K . I l l A ' ' WM , I Q.. ...ff at LSS 'lcl H lay 7. and get. ,ndS ClaSS1 ' ostef H- MARIGOLD A. HULL The virtue lies in the struggle, Not in the prize. Entered in Junior Year from Jaclcsong Ora- torical Ass'ng Pep Societyg Vice-Chairman Group 8, Xwashington. VIRGINIA HELEN HYDER A friend to everyone. Senior Play. RUBY HYDER You can't resist that sparkle in those eyes of baby blue. Athletic and Oratorical Ass'nsg Girls' Pep So- ciety, '28. ALICE LEoNA IFFLAND It is not what she does, but how she does it. State Academic Contest fFrench and Englishj, '29g W. C. T. U. Essay Contest Prizes, '28, '29, '3Og Operetta, 'Z9g Oratorical and Athletic Ass'ns. PAUL D. INGLEI-IAR1' Our deeds determine us, as n1uch as We determine our deeds. Athletic and Oratorical Ass'ns. HELEN L. JENNE 1 If work will do it, she'll win! National Forensic Leagueg Debating Team, '3Og District Oratorical Contest, '29g Class Day Com- mitteeg Senior Send-Off Committee. JEAN W. JESSUP Much learning doth make me mad. Athletic and Oratorical Ass'nsg Basketball Mgr., '3O. PEARL H. JOHNSON There is a foolish corner even in the brain of a sage. Athletic and Oratorical Ass'nsg Editor-in-chief, Senior Sickle. 3 .NZ ,l . g. I- 1.4-if: . I N W2 C ftegl E .-K . . s-- -. it- I K .2-gl fx, .:K' eral, 5 5 .-1 .f M oi, I. ,Lv A LH P

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L I' if A ff ' - f t'U 4 A . ' 'A l E-5:3 I l 'EDS fax' l l llllwl , I V ' qi XL , I 5' - ., 5, 'A:pLl tw 1 il In if llff-l 'N , El E J 4.- llfllgtfi 2' 122- K Q JL.. Q, 4, 'illli A fi- - El J . I o N!! . I WJ DOROTHY JANE HIGGINS Q mired. Her air, her manners, all who Saw ad Senior Play, Glee Club, '28, '29, Athletic ancl Oratorical Ass'ns, Pep SOCi9fY, '28- MABEL A. I-IILL 'tLaughing', dancing, EUYVQYS gay ,, She spreads 1ife's sunshine along the Way- Oratorical and Athletic Ass'nS. RALPH G. HILL Good friend Ralph, thou hast Outrun the constable at last. Football, '28, '29, Baseball, '30, Senior class marshall, Senior Play Committee, Athletic ancl. Oratorical Ass'ns, Glee Club, '28. GIFFORD I-IOEFT A life by love unblightedf' Football, '29, '3O. CARL J. HOFFMAN VVhO stood as though he had a flea in his ear. Baseball, '29, '30. EDWARD J. HOHLER A bad excuse they say is better than none at all. Golf, '28, '29, '30, Baseball, '29, Senior Play, State Music Contest, '28, '29, '30, Oratoi-ical and Athletic Ass'ns. MARGARET HOISINGTON They well deserve to have, Who know the strongest and the surest Way to get. ' Athletic and Oratorical Ass'ns., DOROTHY MAE I-IOOVER 'Tis a friendly heart that has plenty of friends. ' Music, '28, '29, Treasurer Class, '29, Sec'y Class, ,305 SeC'Y Washington Group No. 4, State Poster Contest.

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l .2 to A - cf' Til L L 2 2-Nea Eftnf ., ' fmivf I 0 ' 2' my i l til ' llf l . .. lo ll q tml ill wi ,fa i .W ' -- ' ' sf' 1 .f- P Lf ' l - ' 9 5 5 H W N L ' 2- J-. Ja I-LLL ll' LL L -A U R l t. ni l ' 'AAx ' 1 WOODWORTH BELMONT JOSLIN I I am est.-apetl DY the Skin of my U 't ' Football, '27, '28, Athletic Ass'n. it Q' , t J' VX ,Q--52-'-'..., CLARENCE A. JUDSON A athletes than he may have lived but we doubt ,tg . a ia I ll,fl?'in 5995 E. i -.2 -31 Ili kj gf' I K 3 .J S 'D G reutei' ' YI it 0, Basketball, '28, '29, '30, Baseball '28, '29, '3 Capt. Basketball, '30, Atl'1letiC ASS 11- LESLIE E. KAMPA Qootl hezirt is better than all the heads in the world, Orchestra, '28, '29, '30s Band, '28, '29, '305 State lVlusic, '28, '29, '30, All State Orchestra, '29, National H. S. Orchestra, '30. Doius I. KEEBER Silence and modesty are commendable anywhere. Athletic ancl Oratorical Ass'ns, Girls' Pep SO- ciety, '28. MAXWELL KELLY To be blessed with good looks though poor in purse ' t.d of both. is not nearly so tough as to be Ohea e Golf, '29. JESSIE GRACE KING 'She has an elusive charm, an indeiinable something. s Senior Send-Off Committee, '29, State Music Contest, '28, '29, '30, Sickle Staff, '30, Operetta, '28, '29, '30, Glee Club, 28, 29, 30, G. CHARLES Klsl-IPAUGH No wealth is like a quiet mind. Orchestra, '29, Athletic Ass'n, Track, '29, '30, Cross Country, 730, THEODORE W. KOLZ Hxvise H1911 Dfopose but fools assist them. Cheer-Leacler, Vice-President flVlusic.Club, '30 2 ' ? asS'Day Committee, 30, Stage Mgr. Senior Play 30, Boys' C-:lee Club, '29, '30- Operetta Cast, '29, '30, State Music COr1te5t, fzg, 305 Sickle Staff? Senior Send-Off Committee, '29' 3 7 7 l L LJ i