Arthur Hill High School - Legenda Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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4 ESTHER KOERBER. “Tess.” “Like a goddess standing there, queenly, tall, divinely fair.” MARIE KRAUSS. “A modest blush she wears, not formed by art,” ALBERT LENT. ‘Phunny.”’ “A protector of fair ladies.” GRACE MARTI “Imp.” “Milady hath a smile for all and a kindly word for each.” BERNADINE McCULLEN. “The world is a dreary place, Heaven is my home.”’ FLOYD MORRIS. “Calm, cool, and collected; surely he will rise in the world.”’

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HARIETTE HENKE, “Peanuts.”’ “In one soft look what language lies, and lies, and lies.” MYRTLE HOVER. “Myrtie.”’ “Angels are perfect, I am but a girl.” AMANDA HOLL. “Modest and meek, a maiden of the old school.”’ PAULINE ITTNER. “Dignity and reserve are two of the graces she possesses.” JAMES JEROME. “Jim.” “Tis better to be stubborn than to be weak.” RUTH KING. “Puritan simplicity, but oh those eyes.”

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ee O BESSIE McLEAN. “Nell.” “A vein of myrth beneath her air of dignity.” WILLIAM MARTZOWKA. “Bill.” “They call him a second “Lincoln,” MABEL ODGERS. “Cutey.”’ “She’s as modest as any, and as blythe as sh.’s bonny.” ELMER PEIKERT. “Shorty.” “An iron-jawed lamb.” SELMA PAHL. “Polly.” “Be good, sweet maid, and let who will be clever.” PEARL PROESTEL. ‘Louise.’ “Music and song hath charms to soothe a savage breast.”