St Anthony High School - Tattler Yearbook (St Anthony, ID)

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THE TATTLER Seniors ELMER “SLIM” BEAN Cheerful. President of Student-Body first semester. Captain of the B. B. squad, ' 18. One year debater. Believes in hav- ing a good time, also popular with the ladies. A good mathematician. First honor student. “Power dwells with cheerfulness .” JOHN “JACK” KOOCH President of Student-Body last semester. ' 16-T7. Debater one year. Good actor. Star basketball player two years. Busi- ness manager of The Tattler, ’18. Is the editor’s right-hand man. “ Force hath made him supreme above his equals.” ALLEN “IRISH” O’NEIL Refined. First year in our high school. Excellent student and well liked by the members of the faculty as well as the stu- dents. Debater one year. Yell master. “He most lives who thinks most, feels the noblest, and acts the best.” VIRGIL “JUDGE” DEDMAN Chief justice of the Student- Body Court. Two year debater. Foot-ball player. Vir- gil can always be relied upon in time of need. A perfect gentleman. “The greatness of man is measured by his works.” Page Sixteen

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THE TATTLER Seniors LLOYD “DADDY” STALKER Active in all Student-Body meetings. Obliging and courteous. Always takes a leading part in all Student-Body activi- ties. Is a loyal supporter of the school. Has great ability as a carpenter. Vice- President of Student-Body, ' 18. “It is less annoying to work than to be amused. HAROLD “ATTORNEY” JACKSON Commercial student. Supports all the social functions of the school. Likes to debate. Harold intends to be private secretary to the President of Germany in the year of 1919. Second honor stu- dent. “W e live in deeds, not years; in thoughts, not breaths.” GEORGE E. DAVIS Although George is far away at the present time, our thoughts are with him. He became a soldier for Uncle Sam a year ago. Even though he is not with us now, we consider him one of us. Through his work our high school has reaped many benefits. In debating he was sec- ond to none; in editing The Tatttler he displayed unequaled talent. “W e have no ambition to see a goodlier man.” RAY “SPEEDY” ADAMS Editor-in-chief of The Tattler, T8. As- sistant editor. T 7. All-star athlete. Cap- tain baseball team three years. Cham- pionship debater four years. President of the Student-Body, T5-T6. School poet, good dancer and social favorite. Has contributed his share of talents to the school. “Not for himself, but for the world he lives.” Page Fifteen

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THE TATTLER Seniors ASENITH “FRITZ QUAYLE Popular with everyone. Good student, singer and dramatist. Displays a dia- mond and has a personal interest at the front. Member of The Tattler staff and a social leader among the girls. “She pleased when distant; when near she charms .” EVELYN “SNOOKUMS FROK Talented. President of Senior class first semester, T8. Writer for The Tattler. A social favorite, and has an abundance of school spirit. Evelyn anticipates becom- ing a musician. “Enthusiasm is the life of the soul” BELLE “LASSIE McGARRY Orderly and businesslike. A natural leader. Secretary of Student-Body first semester. Belle has higher ambitions than holding down a chair behind a type- writer in some office. “I wish, I can, I will; these are the three trumpet notes to victory.” LOUISE “SUNSHINE MACKERT Demure. Excellent student and highly respected for her womanly qualities and high moral standards. Her presence has exerted a very beneficial influence over the girls of the school. “An angel might have stooped to see. And blessed her for her purity.” Page Seventeen