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

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1916 BEE AITCH ESS 1916 5-X -iliittle Mnrh fur Qiuerghnhg 1. Deaf to mad ambition's call-Eldred Pomp. 2. She has the Come hither in her eye.-Crystal Stuart. 3. Years pass not over men's heads for nothing.-Oliver Freedlund. 4. I've got to cut out this Ufussing game. It'll be the death of me yet.-Charlie Bird. 5. Tho' there be intelligence, his face shows it not. Yea it is an empty void.-Ralph Pratt. p 6. Oh, honest, little cutey, curses on your awful beauty.-Donald Simpson. 7. Some people who are too lazy to think, call themselves conservat- ives. I am a very conservative man.-James Miles. 8. None like him on the earth.-Emil Coleman. 9. I was a stricken dear that left the herd long since.-Ethel Worth. 10. I'm away up in the sweetheart business.-Friz. 11. A thing of beauty is a joy forever.-Ruth M. Peterson. 12. Mamma's hopeful.-Eunice Shumway. 13. My ambition is to be the most popular girl in school.-Esther Peterson. 14. Knows a little of eve1'ything, and not much of anything.-Ted Daniels. 15. Love to one, friendship to few, good will to none.-Some students. S 16. Wit without direction is a sword in the hands of a fool.-Ralph wan. 17. He is a tall, light Swede constantly in love.-Paul Elfstrom. 18. There can be no kernel in this light nut. The soul of this man is in his clothes.-Paul Parce. 19. The calm of thought is on his brow.-Arnold Nerothin. 20. Like a circle ending never, does my tongue go on forever.-Kath- leen Gunnon. v 21. Thank goodness, a man at last I-Mildred Mohr. 22. Maurice Kelley is on the puny list, but not seriously ill, we hope. 23. A little foot never supported a great character.-Gladys Worth. 24. Knock and others will open up on you.-Edna Johnson. D 25. A young man void of understanding.- Ed, Texas 26. He that winketh the eye causeth sorrow.-David Moore. 27. A man may talk like a wise man, and yet act like a fool.-Earl Vilven. ' 28. Ethna had a little lamp, it was well trained, no doubt, For every time Swany came, the little lamp went out. E831

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1916 BEE AITCH ESS 1916 29. With all your learning be sure and know yourself.-Gordon Barr. 30. Don't give up till you get a good price for what you give up.- William Essling. 31. One today is worth two tomorrow.-QDay before Examsj 32. Somewhere the birds are singing evermore.-lVictim of Spring Fever.D 33. Let another man praise thee and not thine own mouth.-Alta White. 34. A high look and a proud heart.-Jeanette Mitchell. 35. I carry a complete fussing outfit with me all the time.--Harriet Bartholomew. 36. Blessed is he who expects to be canned, for he shall not be disap- pointed.-Oliver Swanson. 37. Laughed with counterfeit glee, at all his jokes.-Lawrence Windsor. 38. As inseparable as a pair of pants-Gladys Barr and Hattie Prehn. 39. The good die young. My, I must take care of myself.-Vala Zollers. 40. If flunk we must, in God we trust.-Seniors. 41. Fair, fat, frivolous and fussy.-Slogget. 42. It's a great plague to be a handsome man.-Bertram Weisbrock. 43. Ignorance is bliss so I'm supremely happy.-Norman Johnson. 44. She has a fat little laugh that is extremely infectious.-Roberta Stevens. 45. The loud laugh that spoke the vacant mind.-Olga Peterson. 46. Wise from the top of his head up.-Oliver Freedlund. 47. We rejoice in a well-developed faculty for blufflng.-Some Seniors. 48. Well, they say the best fruit grows closest to the ground.--Alice Featherstone. 49. Make way for this man, he is one out of ten thousand.-George Tincknell. 50. Conceit thou hast in me a boon companion.-Theo Wood. 51. The terrible Swede.-Francis McNair. 52. Be a live one if it kills you.-Norma Strum. 53. Fame depends on how well you are able to play the grandstand.- Russell Dunlop. 1 54. Be good but don't try so hard to be caught at it.-James W. Dun- op. 55. It is the duty of the treasurer of the Senior class to notify the members that they belong. I 56. A woman to be wooed.-Emma Connolley. l84l