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Roselle Bishoff--Roselle is a quiet girl. Although she does not disclose her love affairs we celieve she has them, as was shown in our High School Fuiay. She 1S a very ambitious girl. Helen Hinebaugh--Helen is one of the members of our cless who is a great thinker, but of the other Sex. Helen is the same 2s other giris in the mouse question, but not in the Smouse.” Mary Falkenstein--Mary cares nothing for the flattering words and saddened nhearts of the love-lorn youths. She likes the boys of the High School and she wins them by her eyes. Wilma Friend-- Bill is always borrowing some ones Latin paper. She always seems to be studying, but you never can tell, until her report card comes along and then she doesn't let anyone see ite Bvt sne is very accommodating, and she likes to treat her school friends to Sundaes Frances Burroughs--Frances is the girl who likes dates ; She surely van vamp ‘em. She gets along very well in ‘school, but when her big brother Joe starts after her She goeSs Joseph Burroughs-- Joe is a boy who loves the girls. He is always making dates with some girl. He always sits in the balcony at school with Mary when he gets a chence. He is a Star” in the base bell team and takes greet interest in all other athletics. Herold Ream-- Froggy is a very peculicr sort of a chap, he Loves his teachers but is not crazy abont going to school. He and his two Senior hums are often absent from school because of sickness--as we all believe. He took the principal part in our School Pley which proved his love for the ladies and his determination. Henry Hamill--Henry is a boy of great ability although he likes to play “hookie” with his two Senior friends and go to Frostburg and such places. He 1s 2 willing worker for his teachers and fellow students. He is always playing jokes on someone, and likes to do some mischief so he can get “forty minutes” after school. We wish him well.
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