Charlotte High School - Delphian Yearbook (Charlotte, MI)

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DELPHIAN NINETIEEN EIGHTEEN MISS LOUISE LOWDEN, A. B. U. of M. llm'o1'tni11, 1-oy and lmrd to please, And not rm-ul liberal with her E's GEORGE XV. R1 PWA N M. S. N. C. First, by his smiling manner our hearts were quite em-linlitecl, Then later learned the virtues which first we took for gmxltecl. FLOYD J. Gll-IBS. Ii. S. A. M. A. C. That he's iulorerl alike by lauls and lassies Is proven by the Size fsigrhsj of ull his classes. Page twenty-one

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DELPHIAN NINETEEN EIGHTE MISS MARY J. LEVVIS U. of M. N0 wonder that her words are oft the least bit sharp, A seraph, niidst our rabble honrds, would ding away his harp. MRS. JULIA L. FISHER, A. B. U. of Chicago. 'Twould puzzle many a wise and learned head To find one thing she has not k1l0WV11 or read. MISS HAZEL M. HOAG U. of M. H01' smile betrays il tiny part Of all the joy that's in her heart. Page twenty

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DELPHIAN NINETEEN EIGHTEEN M. A. KOPKA Michigan State Normal We're proud of what you have done for us, We're sorry you have to go, For we see that our friendship had only begun, And we wanted you to know That we've liked your youth, your pep and pluck Since first the year began, And to say that besides a helpful friend, We've seen in you a Man. E. JOHN KUHN Rutgers. Dmne Nature here her greatest work has done, He's tem-l1e1'. l'0lll1'4lll0, inf-ntor. all in one. MISS CELIA BLOMGREN M. S. N. C. Her praise is more to us than kingly crowns. We love her madly, even when she frowns. Page twenty-two