Fort Wayne Art School - Art Lights Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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1- - f--- - . - A 1 T I I I f 1 i 1 5 l J l is J MARY HELENE WASMUTH Roanoke, Indiana Course-Normal Known as Wazzy If Helene's relatives hadn't come over from Germany this year, we don't know what we would have done for amusement. Helene didn't enjoy them at iirst hand any more than we did her telling us about them. Helene wears a diamond on the proper finger but sh's so very much like a tiny girl that we can't believe that it's a really grown-up affair. Helene draws lovely pictures of lovely languishing ladies and lovely romantic heroes so convincingly that we think she must believe in all the fairy tales she illustrates. She seems like a bit of .1 fairy herself-till she giggles, then we know she's very, very human. ,,cV