Adrian High School - Sickle Yearbook (Adrian, MI)

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4... S NlU ll.llQLE A SENIOR ROLL OF HONOR Smooth runs the brook where the waters deepest. Rubert C. Burgess Lyvcuni Q31 Q-lj, Athletic Association Qlj Q2l Q4j, Patriotic League Q4D, junior Recl Cross Q4j. Rubert cloesn't makc l1i111self an open book that one wl1o runs may rcafl. But it takes a careful study before you can become well acquainted witl1 him :incl learn his sterling worth and ability. Let your own descretion be your tutor. Victor Bragg ffzffffv' Boys Cleo Club Q-ij, Athletic Assoriatioii Q-D, Pzltriotict League Q4l, Lyceum Minstrel Show Q-lj, lligh Srhool Orchestra Q4J. Vick's name 111z1yl1el3rag'g but he is never guilty of that bacl fault. A quality that some ol us can not boast. Now by the two hc-aided jzmus, nature's framed strange fellows 111 l1er tm1e.' Lloyd V. Bradley f'Bradley Entererl from A1111 Arbor High School, Lyceum QSSJ Q4j, Athletic Association Q35 Q4j, Patriotic League QM, Boy's Glce Club Q3j Q4j, Lyceum Minstrel Show Q-U. This fellow has not blown his own trumpet quite as much as the rest of us but nevertheless there-'s no better fellow in our class, If you can't be a sun, do11't be a cloud. Gerald W. Bradley Bradley A Lyceum Q3j Qsfj, Athletir Association Q35 QQ, Patriotic League Qiij Q4j, Boys' Glee Club Q3j Q4j, Lyceum Minstrel Show Q4j. All things remain the same to Gerald. The never ending march of mighty and momentous events never I disturbs his peaceful soul.

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5 NlU lEKl,E SENIOR ROLL OF HONOR XVere there no women, men might live like gods. Alton Bennett Curley Lyceum C25 C35 C45, Thespian C45, Athletic Associa- tion C25 C35 C45, Patriotic Leaque C45 Junior Red Cross C45, Glee C'lub,C25 C35 C45, Senior Play-Lyceum Minstrel Show C-45. Poor Curley is always bothered by the fair sex, who distract him from the pursuit of knowledge. Behold a man of military cast. arms his delight, his song the cannons blast. George Chandler Bond ucapn stchawxy Base Ball lst team 425 C35 C15, Class Base Ball C35 C45, Athletic: Editor Sickle C45, Assistant Basket Ball Manager C45, Lyceum Minstrel Show C45, Class Secre- tary C35, Vice-President Lyceum C45, jr. Guards C25 C35, lst Serg't C25, Capt. C35 Major, Cadet Battalion C45, Class Representative Patriotic League C45. The Major is a military man. The interest taken in military training is chiefly due to his foresight and undying efforts. Bondy expects to join the army after graduation. Well, good luck old chap. Here's hoping you become a Rankin ofhcer. 'A man with horse sense is hardest to drive. Marshall C. Bovee .'llarJh', Farmer Mock trial C25 C35, Athletic Association C25 C35 C45, Hy-Y C15 C25 C35 C45, Secretary of Hi-Y C35, Glee Club C35 C45, Thespian C45, Lyceum Minstrel Show C45, Class Foot Ball Cl5 C25, Senior Play C45. This fellow is always affable and willing to he oluliging but you can no more force him against his will than the rock of Gibraltar. His appellation signi- fies his future profession. The highest culture is to speak no ill. Ellen Betsy Bradish C1'ggle.r Athletic Association C15 C25 L35 C-15, Patriotic League C45, junior Red Cross C45. No word of gossip or scandal has ever dropped from the lips of this fair maiden. She never compels one to listen to misdeeds of others.

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ll S Nllfl ll.IKl.E SENIOR ROLL OF HONOR Merit wins when beauty fails. Merritt E. Chase KKBfnny!7 Lyceum 135 145, Athletic Association, Patriotic League 145, Boys Glee Club 145, Lyceum Minstrel Show 145. Merritt is a very essential cog in the class machine. His tranquil temperament lends solidity and dignity to a rather impulsive class. To be trusted is a greater compliment than to be loved. Fannie Chase Athenian 135 145, Chorus 135, Athletic Association, Patriotic League 145. It is such persons with Fannie's trustworthy ability that inspires confidence in others. VVithout her the Senior Class would be incomplete. Aha! A stranger in our midst. Agnes Campbell ri-Betlyn ujggifn Athletic Association 145, Patriotic League 145. As the above indicates, Agnes is almost a stranger to us. I say almost, because in the short time that she has been among us, a great many have made her acquaintance. Vl'e wish that more of us would have had this opportunity. Art is the perfection of Nature. Mildred Camburn Entered in Senior year from Daytona, Fla., Athenian 145, Athletic Association 145, Thespian 145, W'inner of Essay Contest 145, Patriotic League 145, High School Orchestra 145, Masonic Ring Play 145, XVinner of Sickle Art Contest 145. At last we have come to the handsome features of the girl with the artistic temperament, who has done more than anyone else in the drawing of the pic- tures which embellish and illuminate this Sickle.