Caldwell High School - Cougar Yearbook (Caldwell, ID)

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1922 P O W W O W Page Z9 FELIX DICUS FRANCES TRAUGHBER What's on at the movies this after- Bright metal, all-without alloy. WOW? FRANCIS JACKSON EVA WENTZ The surest way to a woman's heart Silence is one great art of eonversa- is to take aim kneeling. tion- EDITH FARRAR DORIS CHAMBERS Speaking of horses-well, you know Being good is an awful lonesome job. Edith's failing. KENNETH DEMENT GRACE SOPER It's easier to look wise, than to talk Honest, I never flirted. wisdom. IVIAUD BEQUEATH GRACE LANCASTER Is my powder on straight? Boys are so bashful. RUTH GALLIGAN NELLIE DEITRICK A quiet, modest, little thing. Liked, by every one, even teachers. JAY ROSS LUCILE JENKINS But surely I know bettter than the Who says I oan't dance? text book. MILDRED PERSHALL OPAL ARMSTRONG Mildred is a shy little lassg She has an excellent good mind. Do you think she'll flunk? No she'll AURILLA LIVELY always pass. Prettiest girl I ever saw. TED ALLISON INEZ HARTLEY Champion heart-breaker of CHS. She is always prepared. MABLE CASE FLORENCE LUSK Death on Class Presidents. A right good French and Physics HILDA SPEAR student. Inclined to be happy. MAYFIELD HOSHAW JOHN FEULING A gentleman strong and fair. Always wild about somebody elses ESTEL HANSEN girl, Has good sense as well as brains. LELA SHUEE CLYDE WOODHOUSE Silence golden, Not Ct QTCCLIS f0.ll+C6'V. EUNICE NICKLE NAOMI KROPP A very perplexing girlie, with her Never seen without her Master, hair sometimes straight and some- WOODRUFF GARTIN times curlie, A very stndious lad. KATHERINE HARTKORF FRANCES RAMSEY She bluffed, oh, hou: she blnyfed. Oh, wlwf is S0 WWC CLS fl Wfgllf ill HILMA WAHLSTROM JW16, AS 1,7-ight as any One, A boy, a bench, and a nice full moon? BARBARA ULMEN LETHA KIPP A perfect giggle?--, I'll bet she can make good fudge. MILTON WRIGHT CLIFFORD DOBRINS So modest and so meek. DOTH fli7'f 'Wifh me-' MARGARET MCLAUGHIJIN STEWART MAXEY Joy delights in joy. Surely, he'll be a senator some bright ANNA JENSEN day- Well, isnlt that what I said? PHILIP ALBERTSON CATHERINE SCHMALHURST I w'iSh the g'i'l'lS didn't like me S0 If I could live to love lClaire3 then 'Well- I would love to live, OLIVE BAKER MAREETA PATRICK Never speaks without permission. She oft burned the midnight oil but BERNICE CARTER not for study. Silence more musical than any song. LUCII.E KELLER PEARL DALY Awfully sweet and hard to beat, School is the most of my troubles.

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Page es P 0 W W o W 1922 unior Class R011 ROY LIVELY If at first you don't succeed, try, try, again. MARGARET HARE Don't you know I'm a woman? When I think I must speak. ELMER JENSEN Oh, such c h a r m-in g dimples and smiles! DOROTHY DUDLEY Perfectly harmless FRED MORRIS Aw, come on, Jones won't care! VIRGINIA DEMENT Too good to be true. GRETA WATKINS I believe in getting as much out of life as possible. TOM STEUNENBERG An hard-shelled Baptist? HATTIE MCLIN Studious, quiet and harmless. ALFRED JENSEN Hasn't missed a dance in three years. TWYLA LEAVITT You can depend on her ROY CLEMENT Rather fond of Freshies. MARGUERITE HARPER She's pretty and she knows if, what's her mirror for? EDWIN LOWELL Thinking is too much work. WELLES MURRAY One of Blue Beard's victims. JOHN GAINES There's nothing I can't do. NORMA HANLEY Full of business and goodwill, EVA LEWIS Oh, I could dance, dance, and dance. BOB MILLINER Coming exams cast their shadows be- fore. BESSIE LAWS Silence nei-er betrayed anyone. WILBUR DAVIS Oh, My nerves! LEONA CARTER Very sweet and contagious i' faith GOLDA BROWN An equal mixture of sense and good humor, JAMES KNOWLTON Well, I guess I'm doomed to be a bachelor poet. CARROLL BALLARD Be quiet and let me talk. ETHEL FISHER Did ya' ever notice her smiles? PAUL SMITH Small, but mighty. VELMA JASPER Such dark brown eyes, such olive skin-Oh, what's the use? DORIS MAGEE I dontt care, it just makes me mad! ADRIENNE HORNE She laughs and the world laughs with her. HOMER BURNETT If you'll just give me time I'll be there CLIFFORD WELCH If you want to know anything, ask me. DOROTHY ROYCE I am weak at study. DONALD CLEAVER He left the kindergarten all too soon. BERNICE ASHTON Time is awful hard to kill, GEORGE WEBB Now, ain't he right? NEATA STEVENSON Honest labor bears a lovely face! RALPH GARBER Gee! I wish I wasn't so bashful! HELEN MILLER Life is just one physics lesson after another! ROBERT LAWSON And still the wonder grew that one small head could carry all he knew. LECOTA MADER A blond in every sense of the word. WALTER HOWELL 'lVhen I think of talking, it is, of course, with Doris. JACKSON HOWARD Got any gum? ANNIE LOU MADDEN Once I was caught studying, but now I have almost lived down the dis- grace. BIILDRED CARLSO-N So modest and so sweat.

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Page 30 P O IV TV 0 ll' 19212 LESTER GOODWIN EMRY ROYCE You ought to see me ride my horse! Why so quiet in this gay world? RALPH GRIFFITH WAYEEVSOWER . V Knows entirely too much for this clay E a Lime pm Sonmcd' and age' RNEST HOMAS KATHERINE HINES Girls, Girls, Girls, oh bother! Q ' . REE TUCKER O, this learning, what a thing it ls! He used to Yjzay with Saqzd bags, but FAE MCNITT he cloesn't any more. Ask Mary B. A good heart is betterthom all the why- heads in the world. RUTH PLOWHEAD Ruth, take Holt and do something. ORVILLE MERRICK Thinks much, says little. WAYNE MYERS Agkm lm' Oh, Welles, where art thou? '3'i?TT.3.lZ:p.fff'l 0 Qin: .16-v 'KN M9 ,I X N Q an .'u'1'.'4 Q Q, 1' ru- 'Q 5,2 'vii ' 5 4 ffl ' 'fit f' ' 5 .iz- 1 . 19x I+ , . W v. mf fig fm? . IW lg IR u I' Mx-q X ,A It XL , H, 5.