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, . I '- - - -- 4619 yu Y Illlllm' ,. ,.- X X o 'wa pi .Af E1 , In X nu :Q nw Jr , 9' me if 1-ff' ff' r- 7 1 'Eff vi: ,, ' Y, H' ' 1 . ,L , ' -'E+--L ' if , 323'-. , i5'l'f. lf5+'f-? ' .,.,-. . ., . - 1. , al A' 1? .1-iff!-1' N .- ,, l g - . , -- -,-- -1a . ' ll- -1. . - f '1.-S H, - ff me g , . x gil, um- gk: I . .M. I iii: 'W 'K ix I l I 1-W, K 5. ' .df 'Ml ' - - I-EDWARD HERNAS I said fin my heart, 'I am sivk ot' four walls and a ceiling. I have need of the Assistant Home Room Repre- sentative, Varsity Baseball. KA'l'Hl.lClCN HIBASFKU Her looks do argue her replete with modesty. Mary Iiymi tlirl Reserve Vluh, Laurel -Chain, Spanish Club, Terrac-e Tribune Staff, Class l'lay Committee. INllUVl'llY HILL And rnistress uf herself, though China fall. Vlass Play t'mninittve-, tier- man 1t luh, Miary Lyon Hirl ltr-serve it'lub. JOHN HILLMAN The I-treat end of life is not knuw'ledf.:e, but ar'- tion. Vlass Play Uommittee, Phys- it-al Geography Club, 'Fratfk 'l'e-sam. Mliltllfll, HIMBERGIQIR Her eyes give bark vmn- glances frank and free, yet without boldness. Student Counvil Stenographer, Class I'lay Prompter, Year Book Board. lil! 'HARD I-l0LLIS'l'lCli So try thy eloquenve, now 1 'tis time. lClINlGS'l' ll0l.MlCS 'l'uday is uurs, what dt we fear? llautl, Assistant llunu- llmnu ltffpresviIt:itive. IWUNAIJP IlU'l'Al.INti And panting: time- tnilt-d after hint in vain. Math lltnun' Suit-iety, Yt-ai Hunk liuard, .luuiur l'l'1un Vniiirrtiitt-tr-, Vlass Play, livr- mzin t'luln. AIAIITIN llt l 'l' And laulrliter, lt-strut of frientl, in lwarts at pe-at'e. Varsity llaskt-tlrvll, Sr-uint l:E'lll'k-'St'llUlllV9, 'l' tl 1' r a 1' Q tluarrl, 'l'rar'k, t'ht-ss l'luli. lltrl'l'I llYA'l l' A tvl1dei'l'u-ztrt, at wlll iutloxililvf' Altrua Vlulx, Chorus, Alvlwui- ists, 'I'll l'1ltl'ISA .JANIU NYSKI 'l'liou shunnest the uuiso of frilly. Vlass l'lav 4'tilllllllllPl', llunw l'lt'0IltlITllt'S ft'lt1lu, 'l', tl, l',, l uutl l rnlif'. Fltl4II5lGlll1'K .lHllNS'l'l IN A lievkoninpf look that st-ls girls hearts 2l'tllllVt-'l', Baud 1 year. Exec-utive Unn- mittee June '33, t'alhn'un liv- luatinpr Society. ll1-X, Assistant lluuw lllitllll
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'ffggmd ,ar ii ,H LM Q X5 1 1 'id if R- K-ft L'tFL1'1,R 141 M if-W, fi- if .fi ws.. Illini -fftfwoi' lfill- - 'Ll i Rei ' ' ' 'i ' '-iff, V . -- In : 9 F-i4 ! 4-t i :E-ii'f 'i3Sw W KAL. if ing.. 721. E-f ' A ' 'Q . rf' , - - ' ' ' . m ' 'W F F A .4 V . f i J f ' ' X an K X L .Q 6465 vi ' N, , f .vi lim 1 ' Q 9 kwa, I ...Q-lfiffetg, --X JEAN MAC DOXVIGLI. She 1-ounts no hours lint hapiny ones. t'lass l-Ixef-utive Vommittev, Year Hook Board, .lunior Prom Connnittee, Ulass Play l'0l'l1l'lliiiBt?, Laurel t'hain. President of limma Hailey Speer, he Uervle l ranra's. AHNICS MAPK l.ariylike, of sweet na- ture. 'l'rar'k M'0et. FRANK MEA-FK The world is thine, Init for the taking. Home llooin Representative. Assistant Home lioom Repre- sentative, Varsity Fross- L'ounl.ry Team, Varsity 'l'r:u'k Tearn, President Spike Shoe Sof-iety, Nott 'l'errai'e Boys' Vluli. INVIIUTHY MAH.-Xl! Good sense whivh is the only gift of ilx'klVt'll. MAllIt DN MAIIUNICY The lnildest manners and the gvntlesl heart. t'horus, Laurel Ufhain, T. N. T., Mary Lyon tlirl Reserva,- l'lulv. 'l'll0M A S MA I ICTTA None but himself is his parallel. Senior liall Fornniittee. Vlass l'lay it'ominittee. 9 V N I 4-I-00. ' xxlgkkn l Al.l41XANlWlCI1 MALl'Jt'Kl Deeds, not words. Football, Trac-k, Terraf-0 Guard, l'erI'ert Attendanive it years, Tec-hnival l'luh, 'l'. U. l'., Assistant Home Room Representative, Basketball. Class l'lay Uommittee, T. N. T. ANTHONY MAIJNOWSKI The star of the unvon- quered will. l- ire Monitor. WILLIAM MAI.IN-UWVSKI Great is the glory, for the strife is hard. Varsity Baseball, Varsity Fross Uountry, Spike Shoe Society, Fire Monitor, Orvhes- lra Leader, Class Play Coim- mittee. HARRIS MlAI.I.CiRY Re silent, for silence never hetrays you. Assistant Home Room Repre- sentative. Hall Monitor, Ter- ran-e Guard. RAYMOND MANN They laugh that win. Flass lixec-utive Committee, Vive-Prfisident of Class, Vire- l're-sident and Treasurer Stu- dent t ounril, President .lun- ior Hi-Y, Junior Prom Coim- mittee. Junior Dorphian, His- tory t'luli, Varsity Baseball. Junior Varsity Rasketliall, Year llook Board, Senior llall Uonirnittee. T. U, l'., T. N. T. lllCT'l'Y MAIHIAFICIL Her eyes as stars of twi- light fair, Like twilight, too, in-r dusky hair. Yvar Hook Board, Girls' Ath- le-tif' Cluh, he Feiwle Fran- 4-ais.
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