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zh Row 1. DORIS GREEK— Dainty, delectable, Doris; that ' s Greek to us. Monitor. HOWARD SCOTT— Scottie is our towhead. His unobtrusive but fault- less manners make him popular. Football, Basketball, Baseball. LEORA HESS — Quiet, sweet-faced Leora, though shy has a way with all of us. Her smile wins many friends. Riparian, Basketball, Orange Aid. JOSEPH DAWSON — Joe is really a king of hearts with sparkling brown eyes. He ' s a jolly good fellow. Honor Society, Basketball, Senior officer. DORA MARIE HANNA— Delightful, demure, Dora: We ' ve learned to love her for her charm. Operetta, Riparian, Candy Salesman, Orange Aid. HERBERT TALBOTT — Soft spoken Herb is one of our science fiends. Most often found in chemistry lab. Basketball, Baseball. VIRGINIA REESE— Ginny is one of B. R. ' s sweethearts. She ' s rather quiet but loads of fun. Honor Society, Riparian, Librarian. Row 2, HARRY NOON — Harry likes to argue even though the teacher may not, and his practical jokes put everyone on guard in his presence. [ANE BROWN — The perfect all-around girl. Jane has had a capable finger in many school activities. Honor Society, Pres. Orange Aid, Student Council. CHARLES BAKER — An ambitious fellow who toots a torrid trumpet and has much wit and humor. Football, Band, Ripples. ROSEMARY ELLIOTT — Reserved and charming describes her. She special- izes in art. Choir. GLENN HART— Oh, have a Hart. Nonchalant, unruffled, and calmer than red permits. Band. ' RUTH BUSES — One of our quiet but efficient coeds. Ruth is well liked by her classmates for her sweet reserve. JOHN CLINE — We ' re inClined to like this fellow; a John who speaks for himself. Football, Lettermen ' s Club, Baseball. Row 3, HOWARD ANDERSON— Andy will some day take his place in his- tory by inventing a mechanical heart for his patients. Chorus, Football, Riparian Staff. BETTY KOUNTZ— Glamour girl of 1940. That lovely tawney complexion, aahhhhl Girl Reserve, Orange Aid, Cozy Hour. ERNEST FISCHER — There ' s a wicked gleam in those mischievous brown eyes. A gay, dashing Lothario. Ripples ' 37, ' 40. Riparian, Yearbook. RUTH JOHNSON— Definitely the exotic type. Blackest of black hair and snapping eyes to match. Photography staff, Art stalf, Riding Club. JAMES McCLURE — A thinker with a unique mind. Has wavy hair and a good profile. Chorus, Orchestra. MARTHA CRAVENS— Martha, Martha. Our senior Uumph gal. What personality! Honor Society, B. R. H. S. Trio, Ripples, Operetta. HOWARD DAVIS — Pretty Boy Davis, alias Stinky, as he was known in them days. Photography Club, Band. Row 4, MARTHA KEMP — Femininity personified. Dainty, demure, delicious Martha. Vice-Pres. Senior Class, Sec. of Honor Society, Sec. of Orange Aid, Latin Club. FREDERICK ASHLEY — Fred spends most of his time whizzing by in his car and escorting the feminine elements. 4 She fairly scintillates with Freckled BETTY WENDLING— Gone with the Wendling! glamour. Ripples, Choir, Operetta, Basketball. THOMAS SMITH — Red bud Tommy could grin for his supper, and friendly. Band, Hi Y, Ripples. BETTY REEVE — A blond prima donna who showed her ability in Joan of the Nancy Lee . An all around good sport. Choir, Operetta. MYRON UNVERSAW — A pretty good fellow when the order is to drive his car. A well built fellow with a tricky smile. LOUISE CLARK — A real songbird, who writes her own songs. In her spare time she is quite a flirt! Ripples, Operetta, Basketball, Chorus. Row 5, HERMAN RUGENSTEIN— A deeper thinker than some people im- agine. Placid and pleasant. Latin Club, Art. ELIZABETH ALEXANDER— Belts ' smile will be her password to life. We ' ve found that even though she is quiet, she is loads of fun. Orange Aid. ALEX CHRIST — Our jitterbug basketball star. Whiz-bang! Would make a good model for a Pep ad. Basketball, Football, Track, Lettermen ' s Club. KATHARINE CHAMPLAIN— She ' s really very charming. Have you noticed that trace of a drawl? Glee Club, Bowling Club. GEORGE H. CORNELIUS, Jr.— The perfect Captain Horacio Hornblower Oh, what have you got that gets us? Football, Ripples, Baseball, Chorus, Yearbook. MARY EVELYN DAVIS— Limpid brown eyes and silky black tresses accom- pany a clinging vine personality. RUSSELL WARE— Wear-ever Russell . Hollywood would probably bill him The Blond Bombshell . Riparian, Ripples, Student manager of team ' 38. ' B
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