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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0 te 99 yy 6. -Q DO- urse th. ms- jlusic I'6tta7 , fsoa 7 ,3 7 03 Sf, 29, 7 Q, 2 Y 9. ay: ,Q . ,vp W., P ??'ll Q 1 nu T467 -. if ' A . W' ,sa A .nr . w agnwlallfatalnnl l .4 N ' - - ' D i I ft .im LORAIN K. LINDBERT Let us have wine and women, mirth and laughter. sermons and soda water, the clay after. Entered Junior year from Detroit, Band, '29, '30, Orchestra, '29, State Music Contest, '29, '30, Baseball, '30. BETH A. LOWRY A lovely apparition, sent To be a 11101l16lllL,S ornament. Sec. of Class, '29, Senior Send-Off Committee, '29, Ring and Pin Committee, '29, Sec. Oratori- cal Ass'n, '30, Cheer Leacler, Sickle Staff. . WILMA M. LUKE Youth comes but once a life time, so I'1l use it while I may. Athletic and Oratorical Ass'ns, Pep Society, '28. EDWARD MACK My word! A brilliant youth, methinks he hath a future. Oratorical and Athletic Ass'ns, Marshall of Class, '28, Senior Play. RAYMOND MARROW Plain speech is better than much wit. Athletic Ass'n, Band, '29, '30. DONALD V. MATTHES 'AB-eware the fury of a patient man. Oratorical Ass'n and Athletic Ass'n. Roy J. MATTHES How partial is the voice of fame. National High School Orchestra, '30, Orches- tra, '28, '29, '30, Bancl, '28, '29, '30, Track, '28. CECILE MAYBEE Sympathy is the sum of all virtues. 7 5 Operetta, 29, Senior Play. .NP f -t , , 3 life: ' ta. fra iii liiiwl, if any in . , ii E l D c ig I E N L.. gl