Croswell Lexington High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Croswell, MI)

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(of the argumentative ability). For the Wittiest Hoy, Lee Peters cleared the bar at nineteen feet, Russel Winterstein, however, not to be outdone, caught onto his eoat tails as he was going over, and went along. very- one will admit that it is pretty hard to get ahead of Russel. An- other in the same class is Arnold Reynolds, who made the height quite easily on the second attempt. Outside of the Junior Apollo no one has been caught cheat- ing, but it is believed that there have been foul means and undue influence of voters on the part of such people as George Davis, Mable Kenney, Elizabeth Wise, Floyd Reynolds, Jacob Plain i who. by the way, won out unreservedly as the Best Joke», Hill Howard, Frank Quail, Hazen English, and others who, though they were often foiled in their attempts to get one of the first places, always managed to get themselves entered in every event, even though it be only as pacer. In short, they might be termed as all-around good Sports. What the Seniors Will Do Next Year Earl—Will go back to the hay. Floyd Will pick olives. Ilazen—Teach palmistry. Frank—Conduct a minstrel show. Velma—Hunt Quail (?). Rav—Become a prof, tramp. Syiva—Eat ox hearts. Harold—Take an advanced course in agriculture. Bill—Will continue to talk. Elda—Delve in the mysteries of domestic science. Louise—Will take a correspondence course in English (?). George—Will sojourn in the “Windy City.” Nelly------------------(?). Anna—Will become a professional nurse. Jennie—Will become a staid and dignified schoolma’am.