Edwardsville High School - Tiger Yearbook (Edwardsville, IL)

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MABEL UNGER “Mabs” Her ivays are the ways of pleasantness. HAROLD THEUER “Seddie” It is better to wear out, than to rust out.' MINNIE WIEGAND “Min” Very quiet, and very good. HAROLD WEST “Curly” There is nothing in the world so contagious as laughter and good humor.’ NINA WESTER HOLT ‘Peggy” And a little child shall lead him.’ Page Twenty-one

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AUGUSTA SMITH “Gusty” A good heart is better than all the heads in the world.” LUELLA SMITH “Lou” 'The best of life is conversation. WALTER STULLKEN “Fat” “There is an advantage in inches.” ELSIE TEASDALE “Else” If you don't think well of yourself, who will?” WINONA TEASDALE “Nona” A tempest in a teapot.” Page Twenty

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Page Twenty-two §ntinr iinrosrnp? Name Description Favorite Expression Object of Affection Hobby Aim in Life Birdie A. A maiden fair Sure enough Writing French Letters Cows and Pigs Twittering To be loved Alice B. Quiet “Pm coming Blushing To be a farmerette Alice B. Impossible “Piffle” ??? Working Top of ladder Edward B. Serious “You're a whip ' Science Drawing To be a great artist Victor B. “Big Four” You Wop” Apple Dumpling Differing To get the “Tiger” to press Mildred B. Latitudinal “Look out, Pm in a hurry” Middies Cheerfulness To get a steady Henry B. Cute “Oh dear, no” Knowledge Preserving History To be a second Aristotle Davis C. A wandering Jew “D—D—D—” Female Sex Judging Materials To be somebody Verna C. Dimples “Oh, well” Boys Dancing To get him Louise D. Short “You don't know” News Gossiping To remain little Edward F. Pompadour “I won't be home until morning” “Hop up, kid” “It's a sin” Galloping Dominoes Bluffing To become an M. D. Verna F. Bonnie lassie Typewriting Walking To get big Irene F. Angel-eyes H. A. H. Talking to— To get him Lee G. Modesty in full bloom “Go on, do it yourself” No one Smiling To be an orator Winifred G. Longitudinal A-w-w-w! Strangers Flirting To get a MAN Vera H. Brown eyes “How come” Chalmers and Buicks Jazzing To live in N. Y. Howard H. A smile—a grin— a giggle “Yammo” Fruit Strolling out Van-dalia St. To be Mayor of Fruit Frank H. Satan (in disguise) “Mamma, oh mamma’’ Little women Flunking To graduate, that’s all Le Nora K. Just “Nown” “Oh Bosh” All day suckers Autoing To reduce Edith L. Lean, lithe little “Just for fun” Sleighing Always hurrying To learn to guide a bobsled Hugh L. Devilish eyes “Oh Gawd” Dancing Making eyes at Miss B. To be a S. S. teacher Lee L. Flirtations “Let 'er flicker” Parties Chasing Rainbows To settle down Ella N. Lean, long lank “Lend me your puff” “Guess I’ll go home” My studies Dreaming To be somebody Oscar O. Sincere My cornet Blowing To play a cornet