Brimfield High School - Spectator Yearbook (Brimfield, IL)

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Cfjc Spectator, 1024 junior Class |3oem This is the Class of ’25, Which numbers up to thirteen, While in work they do strive, For honors they can dream. Eddie is so full of fun, That Lester can not work, And Dorothy has to run, So Lois will not shirk. Walter is our conscientious student, And for knowledge Marguerite can’t be beat, While Clarence is our plod horse, Harry is our sheik. Mary keeps well to her task, And Melva represents our brass, And all the work Winifred does, Harold can’t surpass. And although I most generally get by, I am afflicted with the same disease, But just the same I lie On the lame plane as the rest of these. —H. V. H„ ’25. WILL WE EVER KNOW WHY - Harry is such a ladies’ man? Dorothy has such snappy brown eyes? Walter casts such wistful glances at a certain Senior girl? Melva likes hills and Dales? They call Homer “Mat”? Clarence is so bashful ? Marguerite gets so many A’s in Ec.? Lester won’t dance? Lois likes to go joy riding when the mercury is twenty below? Mary loves to dance? Eddie likes “Three O’clock in the Morning,” especially on basketball trips? Harold is so tall ? Winifred is so good-natured? TWENTY-SIX

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£l)e Spectator, 1924 optomore Class Back row Clifford Cadv Center row, left to right Harry Shirley Theodore Plack Evelyn Wilson Marguerite Hartv William Plumer Harold Meehan (not shown) Front row, left to right Gerald Kelly Merle Porter Della Bragg Bernice Flynn Charlotte Corney Marguerite Hurder Irene Hamilton TWENTY-EIGHT