Biloxi High School - Indian Echo Yearbook (Biloxi, MS)

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Beacon mum 1924 .f '. : X l li -,i 7,-f 4. - 7-,i4Y,ivlifY4 ' rg 'Y ,T ' ,f 'F Ai 9 F- i 'Q iT Y -Yi fl-591 'Y'.ij'lLgi,,lf- ' i4 Y J X M .K fn .Alai ',.,,.,.,---u--1-wr-v-Y.,i..-.- 1 ,,V.. , S SS We S S fx. X x 0 1 X U 'X , X, KQV! -A C CTX : S S! F' - N . S 55 , U SENIOR CLASS S P K X Q fx GFFICRRS xx K xx XXELLIABI ROOF ..-- ------ Ijresidgnt X ROBERT TAYLOR --- --- Vice-Presia'ent JANE Roolf ..... , ------ Sec,-dwg - THELMA PARKER --- ------ Treasu,-6,4 BIISS SCARBOROUGH -U ------ -U SPQHSOT CLASS COLORS ..... --- -- Green and PVhite A lfe Seniors ' J 7 TVe Seniors are a happy bunch, ' None happier can you hurl, l'Ve all do credit to B. H. S. For me ore the ele11er hind. Q 'Tis we who have fhe fooilmll lzoys, 2 The nieest boys have we. D And study, oh we surely do, For we are Seniors don? you see? lVe Seniors soon. will part from school, Each to go his way, And sadly you will hear us say, To gmrlzmfe is certainly eruelf, Poqe2I 1

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W o Q 0 ff 1 iw - jgfgi-Y,-, ,,,, v,-A 1 Y 5 Cb' by X . N I x QJQM . I K w 409 'Q .N - X :Qs Senzor Class Poem Can. I forget, dear 1-lvzss, one glorious Autumn day- I slruyed Io .selmol u lonely, piliful siglztg I found you, ull so Izuppy, so elreerful ond so gayg 5 A nd Ilzere, we worked, willzin Fllllllglfflll fairy-liglll. ,IAPCAJ IVHIIIII your doors, I read si'neerily-nay, und frufh, The n'ilr'l1ery of Innoeenr'e-nfrong mzlcuonm, Told sf'I1ool's old sloryj I claimed you as my 071171. Could you renzemlner now, how ilzen roonped nve on the lunrn, And Imnd in. lmnd we crossed, The forbidden broolcf' N I'd glue Ilre rvorld, dear class-nzuies fo see you smzle as then, 5 I'Vl1en you nveleonzed me, beside the pebble brook. Can I florgef Ilzose golden dwuys-many long years ago, lVIzen often in sacred Imunls your smiles I see, And flzrouglz the somber slzudonvs of silent nigh!-'fill danvn, Your genfle lender 'voices sfill resound fo me? And -rvhen I go fo our old pafhs in the shady glen, They seem fo wont to ask as I pass along: Just to seem and n'o1zo'er if you'll ever come again, To lead, as of old, in melody of song. Could I forget dear class one glorious Autumn day, The mafelzless glowing beauty of your faces fair, lVIzile your beloved names in. nzemory linger?-nay! I would dare not forget, I do so muck care. t awflllv uf? rr .9 ,Xl A1264 '7bCf1N!fpcA, Page 20 r ,ifo- RUBY TROCIiESSET. , f 7 ,Af ..X' If If l Indeed Ihul glad 'lI'l'lI-YU'Nll'1H'S.S' of .s'p1'ing-li111f .s golden youlhg .

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, :tb 6,v.QA-3 fvwxk' v s ,Lvofvvv '- O l . imlglilvfmllm llwilllllllllflbl lU5'll?QL'l5 J. Q ' il fn l ah-A Af-be - , A - - X, Y ,,.4-..,..1-- w .4 Pace 22 ROY ASTLEFORD l i CHARLES BROAD XIII great men are dying, W'orry doesn't help so 'why fivor- 1 don't feel fwell myself. Literary Society, 'LProf. Pepp, ry?.u Literary Societyg Football, '22, '23, Dramatic Club, '23, '24, '23, Welcome Home, J immyf' '23 : - Senior Editor Aznual. HAZEL ALLEN Her air is so gentle, Her aspect so meek, So modest, yet sfweet Are her charms. Glee Club, '24, W'indmills of Holland, 723. .A ' , dv 515244 , , EDWARD BRADY He alfwavs has a smiling face, In school and out, most efvery place. Literary Societyg Prof, Pepp, '23, Dramatic Club, '23, ,24Q Football, 23. ANNA MAY BOWEN 7711113 ' 6-Mk - O She is one iaith short bobbed M' Q curls, 7l Her friendship is fworth more than pearls. Liter-ary Society, Senior Team, 24. 1 :'. D 's Q fi.: Tp Z I1 ls--. Us 'Q N l in ,ll l A -. x 1 1 6.5 , 1 J Q' li l L A sq F 1 I li V if. z la. 1