Batavia High School - Bee Aitch Ess Yearbook (Batavia, IL)

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Next to Myself I Love You 1916 BEE AITCH ESS 1916 Kuhn Qnphumurez in the movie mnrlh . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Those who sit near N. Johnson Spaiiow of the Cucus' .... Lawrence Windsor Helen Barker . . . . .Ebba Wenberg . . . . .Blenda Johnson . . .Norman Johnson Siegle Sandberg Frances Benson . . .William Essling-his smile-his book The Influence of a Child . Like Fathei Like Son . .. Miss Gladys Vacation' .. . . . . . . .Roberta Stevens Spencer Johnson . . . . .Paul Peterson . . . . . . . . .Maurice Kelly Ralph Pratt Harriet Bartholomew Ruth Kelly . . . . . . . .Jennie Larson . . . .Burnell Hettinger Gladys Curnock . .Hattie Prehn . . . . . . . . . . . .Helen Perusse, Jennie Larson Best . . . .................. Lyle Buelter Ralph Anderson . . . .Robert Averill Herman Cook . :James Swigert .... Olga Peterson, Melba Eckman With Pomp and Ce1emony . . . ..... . . . . Othei People s Business . . The Lime white v101e12'9.'.. . .. ..........Eldred Pomp Florence Brown . . . . . . . .Ruth Peterson . . .Clarence Anderson . . . .Solomon Carlson . . . . . .Philip Carlson Norma Redborg . .Jennie White . . . . .Inez Carlson, Ellida Larson Russell Dunlop ..........Vera Sink . ........ Francis Feldott Someones UD Beloved .. . 1561 Gladys Barr GLADYS BARR, '18.

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1916 BEE AITCH ESS 1916 Gllazz nf 1515 The B-Sophomore class is perhaps, the smallest class in High School, but this does not decrease its importance. Indeed we consider ourselves as one of the most important classes in the school. At a meeting held by the class the following members were chosen to serve as officers: President-Philip Youngquist. Vice-President-Doris Downs. Secretary-Ruth Esmay. Treasurer-Ruth Shaw. In February an initiative party was given to the F reshies. The bright and shining lights of the Freshmen were 1'epresented by that class, in the various stunts they were made to go through. But to do justice to them we must say they acquitted themselves creditably. When this class entered High School we were called Sub-Freshmen. At the end of the semester we were A-Freshmen. Now we are subs again, but although we detest that name we are not worrying ovei' it. We just grin and bear it, thereby setting an example that is worthy of being fol- lowed by future classes. The B-Sophomore class must not be forgotten in athletics. Although we have no members who are on the first team we have some who are on the second teamg Roy Swanson and Everett Council will probably make the first team in coming years. Now in conclusion we, as a class, wish to say that as Freshmen we think we were a success and as Sophomores hope to be the same. Other classes following us may strive to be like us, but hoping we are not thought of as conceited, we think that there can never be a class like that of 1919. PHILIP YOUNGQUIST, '19. l58l