West High School - Hesperian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Adele Angel “Angels are bright still. Whisht, I hear a mouse! Maurice Baker like this place, and willingly would waste my time in it. He has a cold heart for a baker. Elizabeth Bearxes Who owes not all to her beauty. Why not bend the other way some time? Helen Bell “She rightly does inherit Heaven s graces. She knows where her own shoe pinches. Katherine Benner She sighs the lack of many a thing she sought. Kind-er Bituminous! Stella Bingham Seek no further,— it is site'. Look into her face and hold the comers of your mouth down if you can. ihtsutpi ipuiipS Twentv-one

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eaHHE5FETei4l IPiTlIESS Gladys Albrecht “ The Lord tempereth the wind to the shorn lamb. Gladys has a warm heart, we presume. Gerald Allaksok ‘‘.•1 proper stripling, and an amorous.’' Steady Gerald, steady! Henry Allen What should a man do but be merry'-” With becoming modesty he assumes the weight of 250 pounds. Louise Amidon And bid the cheek be ready with a blush.” Is there anyone who doesn’t like her? Ruth Amidon All virtue summed up in a little.” When I am king, you shall be queen. Gerda Anderson Her hair is not more summer than her heart.” Chaste as an icicle. Twenty

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Amy Blichfeldt “ Nature made her what she is, and ne'er made sic another.” Edith Brooks Far from the madding croud's ignoble strife, Her sober wishes never learned to stray.” Lyle Brundage What is 'worth doing, is worth doing well. She has a sober, thoughtful way. Helen Bryant “ Thy hands are full of promise.” Silent but saccharine. Oliver Busweli. “11 'hat an expressive name.” ’E don’t think that dancing is ’armless, it’s ’armful. Dorothy Caswell Hew doth the little busy bee improve each shining hour.” Modest and virtuous. nei4i 19u Twenty-two