Waynesfield Goshen High School - Reflections Yearbook (Waynesfield, OH)

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'iff iii X X X X X N X X 4 X loyal and through. Latin course. She IS a versatile girl, MARY PEPPLE , Winsome, 'amesome- and then some. Mary lives 'way out in the country, but is a product of Wayne and will graduate with a two year German and a two year ready for anything, and has had a varied and checkered career. One of the solid old stand-bys or stand-unders of 1916, true and good through and GEORGE RAPP Little but mighty George has been faithful to his class for four years, taking two years Latin and two years German. He has has been treasurer of the class and always on duty. George is a very studious fellow and is always busy either at work or play. , L HELEN GRAY ddh a t student and has always mad All's well that ends well. Helen, in taking her four years of high school work, has completed two years Ger- man and two years of Latin. Helen is a very diligen g d g ades b t along with all good work by th i C X X X X X X X X X W' X X S 1 g X hX X X 5 X X X . X X hX X ,X X 3115. XXX maui, XX 5363: X em X Ha S Ze? .X :je ug 2515 X 51.3. X X llibllfi . - - 3l lie--,r 9 e s e W L

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N - e H Q-,A 4 ,L if-if-.9 L - xce H- T ii- H' M 4.4 -vc S s 5 s N l Lois MEANS X . E As it's given .me to percei X I most certainly believe. X S Four years of Latin. The small per cent X X , that Lois does not make in recitation she X Q completes with a smile that is brought to X Q bear upon the sympathetic organs of the S instructor and thus completes the perfect X grade. She very seldom is compelled to X use he latte form, unless music or the humtof an Aluburn intervenes. X A X A su LEONARD MCADAMS Q He stands for fame on his forefathers' By lfxgfaildry proved valiant or discreet, Leonard, commonly known as BantY, X XX as een a me ber f the famous class of X XX ?16 :or four 5I:aars.0 He is the president - an usiness mana er of the class. Banty Wai balways a staf in athletics, especially - in basket ball. Four years Latin in four years course and six weeks normal to his credit. He has won the favor of all by K his wonderful singing. I a 3 AUDREE BRUNSON S X There is not a moment without some duty X our ears Latin. Audree was a gradu- X X at? lasty year of New Hampshire High S Q school and has only been with us for oze S X r, b t h s roven a reat help to t e XS Zlaazs. llkudieepis very sizudious, carrying E Q both normal and high school work. She S E is'also a member of the Shakespearian XS . literary society. X 22 X N X s X X X ? 'Eli il L 'l

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l ' I X HELEN McADAMS X X ' Hllinowledge is power, X ower is success. X Q Helen has toiled faithfully for four long Q X . X X years, to gain knowledge. Therefore we X 1 predict that success will be hers. She has X X taken two years Latin and two years Ger- S is man. She is wide awake, talks much, X l Ziiiyiiflniolldhiilf.fQme'f best when X X i X X X S JOHN MCMILLEN XS S A contented spirit is the sweetness of E existence. , Johnny is a bright and studious boy. Q He has completed two successful years of S X Latin and two of German. He is a mem- X X X S ber of the high school orchestra. Johnny X Q is a pet of the teachers and regardless of S X grammatical errors and bad spelling, re- X S ceives best grades., Must be because he S does not enter into class squabbles. XS X X X X X MAE LANDIS , XS Well thou playest the house-wife's pa t. E Mae is a member of the Crescent liter- X ar socie . She has ver successfull X coilpletedzja three and one-hlalf year Latilli X course an two years of German. During X xg her senior year she has also made twelve X S weeks credit in Waynesfield county normal. S X Since she loves to work, we ho e that X success and happiness will be :er re- Q Ward. X X X X 24 X X X X X X X X X '