Ottumwa High School - Argus Yearbook (Ottumwa, IA)

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CLASS OF 1906, (). H. S. MARY GARNER. Oh, quiet and coy is this maid, Site’s e’er to be found in the shade Of a Greenleaf or two, Hut we know this is true— Of a lark now she is never afraid. JOSEPH DARNER. This Darner, most noted as Joe, J’ho some folk may think he is slow As “Glib” in the play lie was just fine they say, And did he get honorsY Oh no! FLORA GALEY. Flora Galey claims notice next. She never is found to be vexed. A student of price. And what’s more she’s so nice, “Do the best you know how” is her text. LEMUEL DARNER. Two Darners we have, this one’s Lem. He stars in that dread science Cliem. He’s slow but you may Relieve us when we say That at being on time lie’s a gem. ESTELLA GARLAND. This is the maid called Garland, She does not come from a far land; Hut how she does work, Nor she never does shirk. For she’s one of the first in our baud.

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(). H. S. % CLASS OF 1006, WANDA GEE. Oh, black haired, black eyed maiden, Miss (ice, KulI of sunshine may your whole life be; With your grace and coy wiles, And your glances and smiles, You’ll suit some lucky chap to a tee. HOWARD DAVIS. Here is Howard, quite black as to hair, To do anything he would dare, He is always at ease, And he’s surely a tease. As all of the girls will declare. ELIZABETH HAVEN. As black as a sole is her hair, For naught but her books does she care; A fine cook is she, (She can make fudge and tea), A gay smile she always does wear. DONALD FULLEN. A happy go-lucky chap he, And rather good looking you see; With a dash and a flurry, » He s e’er in a hurry. May he prosper where’er he be. JESSIE GRAHAM. The basket ball captain is Jess, She leads all the ’00 girls in dress. It would take reams to show, All the things she does know— We give up in despair, we confess.

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CLASS OF 1906, O. H. S. FLORENCE GRUBE. This girl is called Florence Louise, She’s one that’s always at ease; She’s been a leader in club And works with a will and a rub, And is always willing to please. WALLACE GRAHAM Here's Beau Hrummel dr., our Wal- lace, In up t« date cioihes he finds solace; Don’t think him a prude Or an addle brained dude, Tho his neckties do sometimes ap- pal us. STELLA HUFFMAN. Jolly Stella comes next with a smile, A wit of the best kind of style. She is prime for a lark. Hut this must be kept dark, For—a teacher, she, after a while. CHARLES HUNT. There's a chauffeur with surname of Hunt. His speech is straightforward and , blunt. In mechanics he’s great. And we’re glad here to state That we’re certain he’ll come to the front. PAULINE HUGHES. Pauline is a quiet one, too, She’ll jump if you only say boo!” She loves science sincerely, Tho that look so queerly, Our verdict, I think is “She’ll do.”