Edwardsville High School - Tiger Yearbook (Edwardsville, IL)

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1 'L ?' l ' I Q , I Most NOLAN WILEY Frown your frown alone. Football, '26 WILLIS WILHARM Oh, my, yes, Pm even six feet. A. A., '25-'26-'27-'28 Track, '27 Glee Club, '26-'27 ROBERT WILLIAMSON of the great men are dead or I don't feel so well myself. A. A., '25-'26-'27-'28 Editor, Tiger , Football, '26-'27 Tattle-Tale Statt, '25-'26 Junior Play Debating Team Junior One-act Play Operetta, '28 Cast Green Stockings dying. HUGH WISHER I'm 99 441100 per cent pure. A. A., '28 Glee Club, '27 French Club, '27-'28 Junior Play, '27 Operetta. '27 GEORGETTA WORDEN I shall never forget him. A. A., '25-'26-'27-'28 Glee Club, '25-'26-'27 Girl Scouts, '25 Fl'8IlC'1l Club. '27-'28 President. French Club, '28 Junior Play, '27 ALBERT YOUNG In more ways than one Fm a speedy guy. Football, '26-'27 Ba ketball, '25-'26-'27-'28 Captain, '26-'27-'28 Baseball. '26 Track. '25-'26-'27-'28 Captain, '27-'28 Twenty-nine

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m'0 ff-57 -Xxx - 1 nvrcr thrust my nose in other EDXVARD SOOY Uh! this learning. lVhut ll thing it iw' A. A., '25l'2G-'27 2S Tattle-Tale Staff, '26-'27 Junior Play, '27 V. Pres. A. A., '28 Football, '27 Glee Club. 'QT Tiger Stat? RUTH SPINDLER Prrss nn: sin-mms llll'1lifN tlllfr. A. A.. '27-'28 GEHTRUDE STIEREN Qmrrirlgv. 1.. A. A., lb Athletic Bmuwl, '25 Debating: Club, 'QT-'QS Glee Club, '25 Girls' Council. 'QT Girl Scouts, '25-'26 llbckoy. '2Tf'28 TREFON SIAINIPOS 1 hart' lrnrkerl hard and faithfully. wily-1-iglii peoplew HERIVIAN XVALTERS .l little nurisensv now and then is relished by the' wisest IHEIL A. A.. '26-'27 ADOLPH YVERRE iffy. folks, do I look LL KN? A, A.. '25-'26-'27-'ZS Baseball, '25 Boys' Council. -6 Glee Club. '26 '9 RUTH XVHITESIDE If lfm too busy to sleep nights, I can sleep in class. A. A., '25-'26-'27-'28 Operetta, '27-'28 Glee Club, '25-'26-'27 Girl Scouts, '25-'26 Hiking Club. '26

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Thirty c 'sein x 8 ,f X...k G i.,.,1' The QC ass Will Realizing' that we are about to pass from this domain of trials and hardships into that world from which there is no return, wishing to avoid any dispute over the enormous estate which the class of '28 has accumulated during its pleasant but laborious sojourn in this world and wishing to comply with law and custom, we, the Class of Nineteen Hun- dred and Twenty-eight, a group of Mother World's dutiful children, re- siding in the City of Edwardsville, County of Madison, State of Illinois, United States of America, knowing that we have perfect mental balance and wishing to dispose of our treasured estate as justly as possible to the undermentioned heirs, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament. I, Edward Ahrens, leave the orchestra in the hole. I, Helen Arndt, leave a pair of good ends to the football team. I, Margaret Baird, will my reading ability to Chink Keshner. I, Marvin Baird, leave my position on the football team to R. McLean. I, Mildred Balke, will my loquaciousness to Corrine Faust. I, Mary Ballweg, will my debating powers to Henry Eaton. I, Bernice Bauer, leave my artistic ability to the desk carvers. I, Leonard Berleman, leave without a cent. I, Margaret Best, and I, Norma Birmingham, leave our seats Special to whomever wants it. I, Mabel Blixen, leave Doc to iight it out with Ben. I, Gilbert Buhrman, leave my English class with much sorrow. I, Eldor Cassens, will my wrecking ability to Walter Guller. I, Frances Chairney, bequeath my height to Helen Bast, I, Thomas Crossman, leave at last. I, Fern Dauderman, leave in four years instead of three. I, Jessie Denham, leave with Bert. I, Kenneth Doeblin, bequeath my second million to the gym fund. I, Williard Eardley, leave my l's to anyone who can earn them. I, Abigail Ann Eaton, bequeath my flowing tresses to Mr. Krumsiek. I, Josephine Elik, leave my Ford in care of the mechanic. I, Hilda Feldworth, will my sylph-like figure to Cecil Hess. I, Leo Fink, bequeath my thinness to Henry Stone. I, Melba Fowler, leave my powder and paint to the Walls. I, Edward Fresen, bequeath my ability in public speaking to Mary Dailey. I, Irma Frey, will my scholarly appearance to the Freshmen. I, Alvina Geers, leave to amount to something. I, Wilma Gerfen, will my coquettish ways to Helen Brady. I, Charles Gerhardt, will my dominating powers to Donald Wilson. I, Janet Gerteis, bequeath my pug nose to Dan Dailey. I, Melvin Goedeking, will my ability of kidding the girls to Mr. Smith. I, Joseph Grebel, leave my girl friend to Roscoe Davidson, I, Cecelia Hellrung, bequeath my retiring ways to Lucille Miller. I, Iola Henry, leave my resounding voice to Laura Jacobs. I. Margaret Henry, will my long tresses to Marie Baird. in the Worden