Adrian High School - Sickle Yearbook (Adrian, MI)

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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

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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

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always found eutlnis' Glrl Pep Soclety, Z8 Oratorxc X01 cant tell an oyster b5 his . '. 'F9' 4 61 ,ff I -...gf P ,.f-,,,'5,J ...Ll , .-F, CHARLES HENRY MILLER 28 29 Football, 28 1- Mus1c Assn, 29. HELENA G MINSTER own of llXl 28 Atl'1let1c and Oratorical Ass ns, ANNA MARIE MOELLER unterfext the roses Freshman Program Commlttee, 283 Seruor Play, ' Slckle 30 Class Prophesy 30 Athletic Ass n A man 15 never too old to learn ll 26 27 28 Basketball, '26 '27 '28 aseball Mgr Z8 Athletu: Ass ng Freshman ec FLOYD M MURPHEY We feel that he s reater than we knovs Basketball 28 30 Slckle StaffgAthlet1c ROBERTA C NEAR Oh but to dence 2-11 Illght and dress all dau Glee Club, 28 Athletxc and Oratomcal Ass ns, at womlex ous al and Athletxc shell