Salisbury High School - Beacon Yearbook (Salisbury, MD)

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NORMAN LEROY WILLIAMS. Norman is very fond of either sitting in the seat with, or standing by the window and chnm with one of the fair sex. It is rumored i round the school that Norman is very popular with the said party. A e would advise him to continue his love making and he can then withdraw his advertisement— Wanted a girl. 31

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KARL FEHRENBACK SCHULER. ‘‘The ladies call him sweet ” Karl is, strickly speaking, the best “ladies man” in the class. Of this fact he is well aware. For any one who has hail the pleasure of beholding the dainty arrangement of fair locks over his well shaped head would be sure to form the opinion that he had a strong liking for the company of those “terrible creatures” — girls. Carl is one of the best athletes’ in the school, being captain of the base ball teams of ’03 and ’04 and foot ball team of ’04. CHARLES ERNEST T1LGHMAN. “Slow and sure is his motto. Charles, although very slow in answering questions fired at him by the teachers, is almost certain to im¬ part to the class some of his stored up energy. So when the class sees Charles open his ortifice, they are sure,, they know, to receive some of the fruits of his labor. LAURA LEE WAILES. ‘‘If I chance to talk a little while, forgive me.” Laura is the biggest flirt in the entire school, not only among the students, but teachers as well. She always manages to find out in some way, more about other people’s affairs than they themselves even know. The puzzle yet unsolved is how she finds out so much. Laura says that she thinks it is the nicest joke for her to find something to tease the teacher in Math about. But she is really one of the shining lights of the class, for her hair is the regular brick dust red. EVA WIMBROW. “A small bit of genuine womanhood” Eva is most familiarly known by her class-mates as“Piggie,” was scared in infancy and never grew hard, ly any at all, and is therefore the class baby (in size). The. S II. S. contains her body, but the St. John’s- College holds her heart. If you happen to notice her on some Tuesday afternoon, and she chances to look sad or somewhat heart broken, you may surely know that the postman passed by her house that morning without leaving the desired letter. 30

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1904 Class c Rpll. Girls. BREWINGTON, EMMA G. COLLET, MARY HILL, MARY C. LANKFORD, NELLIE L. LOWE, F. WILSON PARKER, CLARA B. POWELL, CLARA M. WAILES, LAURA LEE WIMBROW, EVA Boys. ADKINS, J. CARROLL FOOKS, HERBERT C. PERRY, WM. W. SCHULER, KARL F. TILGHMAN, CHAS. E. WILLIAMS, NORMAN L.