Adrian High School - Sickle Yearbook (Adrian, MI)

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5 NlU ll1lCtE SENIOR ROLL OF HONOR All the wise men are dead and I am feeling sick. Raymond F. Koehn LiKO!117llf,77 'illilwaukfen President High School Patriotic League C45, Presi- dent Class C25, President Lyceum C45, Manager Basket Ball Team C45, Treasurer Lyceum C25, Secretary Ly- ceum C25, Lyceum Mock Trial C35 C45, Track C25 C35 C45, Football Monogram C35, Yellmaster C25 C35 C45, Chairman Senior Play Committee C45, State Track Meet C35, Lyceum Minstrel Show Director C45. ' Behold the features of this man. XYords fail when we attempt to describe him so we will let his record speak for itself. - Impulsive, earnest, prompt to act. Addie M. Krueger L'.'Idalinf Athenian C35 C45, Patriotic League C45, High School Red Cross C45. Adaline is apt to let her words run away with her thoughts but she has a good heart just the sa me. Goodness centers in the heart. Frances Lillian Lantz iLFfifZY' Athenian C15 C25 C35 C-15, Forum C45, Thespian C45, Girls' Basket Ball C25 C35 C45, Chairman Athenian Mem- bership Committee C25, Senior Send-off Committee C35, Forum Program Committee C45, Chairman Athenian Program Committee C-15, Secretary 'Fhespian C45, Senior Class Invitation Committee C45, Somewhere in France C45, Vice-President Athenian C45, Secretary junior Red Cross C45. lVe will all miss the jolly good-natured features of Fritz from these class halls of learning.. Although laboring under heavy obstacles, she has covered herself with glory as the above record shows. XVhat is woman? Only one of nature's agreeable blunders. Florence Ellen 'Lehman HLE'7flO7lu Athletic Association C15 C25 C35 C45, Patriotic League C-15, junior Red Cross C45. Mark well that verse, Although we call her Lemon she is not at all like that species of fruit. - So far as we know she has never given one to anybody.

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.44 5 Nltl ltilttlzf. SENIOR ROLL OF HONOR A rolling stone gatliers no moss, But Certainly makes tliings lively. Geraldine Johnson C5GZ,rry7U Athenian 1lj, Dramatic Club 125, Athletic Assoeia- tion 11D 121 13j, Vice-President 1lD, Color and Flower Committee 11j, Class Program 12j, Basket Ball 115 123 1231, Declamation Contest 121, Patriotif l.eague14D, junior Red Cross 145. VVe have seen very little of Gerry this year owing to her lHS2l.UillWl6 desire to travel. Her return to Adrian has filled up a long empty social gap. Speak Clearly if you speak at all. George Kapnick 'tliiggif' PatrioticLeague1-lj, junior Red Cross 1-lj, Ath- letic Assoeiation 131 14j. George is a good imitation of the Egyptian Sphinx. lle is the unsolved riddle ofthe Class. XVho chooses me shall get as much as he deservn Alice Delia King Fatly Athenian 1lD 12j 125j 145, Thespian 145, Basket Ball 1235, Senior Send-off Program 13j, Senior Play 14Q. Perceive this Visage. It is that of our most active exponent of woman-'s rights. Miss King has stated that she will he a sutfragette after graduation. Her life is one perpetual smile, Genevieve M. Koehn jean, ff'rry, -fznniej' '6Billie,' President .Athenian 141, Secretary Athenian 142, Yice-President Athenian 131, Treasurer Athenian 135, Athenian 12j, Secretary Forum 1-lj, Associate Editor Sickle 145, Toast Lyceum Banquet 133, Basket Ball 12D 131 141, Athletic Association 123 135 14j, Music fltjllllllilf- tee Athenian 125, Thespian 14j, Senior Play 14H. XVithout the lively vivaeity of Jeny this school would seem dull and lifeless. Her vivid personality keeps you guessing what she will do next. Her brilliant and clever wit has sent many a presuming young man to his downfall.

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.4 S NIU IIXKLE SENIOR ROLL OF HONOR Woman, thy vows are traced in sand, Jessie Blanche Ling er rrjmvrn Athenian 145, AthIeticfAssoeiation 1Ij 125 13D 141, Chorus 11D, junior Red Cross 143, Patriotic I.eague 149, tlirls' Basket Ball 11j. Jessie is another young woman who has trod Her four years of high school life without creating any loud sensations, But we all know her as a most good- natured and dependable person who cannot help hut luring Credit to our class in the great outside. Beauty charms the sight, but merit wins the soul. Zana Louise Lowth Zami Entered in 1916. Forum 141, Athenian 139 t-lb, Athenian Program Committee 14J. Thespian 145, Ath- lqtic Association 135 14j, junior Red Cross 14j, Patriotic League 145. It is with great pleasure that we eome across this name. All who know Zany will agree that-she is the perfeet embodiment of merit. ' 'A Southern Girl. Ruth Irene Mattern llRufuJ!! Entered in IU16 from Little Rock, Arkansas. Athletic Association 13D 143, Patriotic League 1-lj Athenian 141, Chairman Athenian Program Com- mittee 14Q, junior Red Cross 142. y Ruth is one of the unassuming people who, never- theless, has a large circle of friends. Now tell us, Ruth, if the main attraction in Minnesota is your married sister. Be wiser than other people if you can. Ottilie Louise Matthes Uotffty' Athenian 1IJ 145, Chairman Athenian Program Committee 143, Athletic Association 1lJ 12D 13j 110, President First Aid 13Q, Thespian 143, Chairman Exe- cutive Committee of Thespian 145, Member Decorative gfqgminittee Senior Send-off 131, Invitation Committee 4 . Ottie is another example of the shining ability and talent that compose this cIass,making it the hest that ever graduated from A. I-I. S.