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Lois Irene Porter “Chestnut Burr” Basketball 1-2-3-4, Class Historian, Hi-Echo 4, Class Play. “Those who bring sunshine to others cannot keep it from themselves.” Lois belongs to that group of people who be- lieve in enjoying every dav as it comes, and not worrying over anything that may come in the future. She is one of our star athletes. Her favorite occupation is anything that doesn’t bring gloom along with it. Robert E. Jordan “Athenian” Paulding, Ohio, 1. “A single fact is worth a shipload of argu- ment.” When Bob isn’t being polite, lie is arguing. That is his favorite occupation. There doesn’t seem to be anything under the sun ever men- tioned that Bob can’t argue about, and there doesn’t seem to be a person anywhere that lie can’t argue with. And the peculiar thing about it all is that very often, he is arguing for the same side as the other fellow. Haydee Rose Rapp “Chestnut Burr” Stow, Ohio 1. “Of such are true friends made.” Havdee is another happy person. Although she is rather quiet and does not mingle with many outside her friends, she is really a very- pleasant and lovable person. Her favorite occu- pation is—well, in as much as we haven’t asked her, we can’t sav, hut we rather think it’s being pleasant.
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Kenneth M. Hughes Chestnut Burr” Class Secretary 4, Society Editor Hi-Echo 4. “I am the school.” Kenneth M. is a very important member of this class. At least he thinks so. Whenever a teacher is missing, just call on Kenneth. He is especially efficient as a chemistry teacher. In fact, he sometimes knows more about it than the real teacher. His favorite occupation is being important. Mildhed Jennings Mookk “Delphian” Basketball 1-2-3-4 “Happy am I, from care I’m free.” Although Mildred is a decidedly quiet, demure little person in class, yet she is a lively person outside. She never lets such things as studies really worry her, hut she cares enough about them to get along. Her favorite occupation is being sweet to everybody. Margahet Elizabeth Nitk “Chestnut Burr” Basketball 1, Class Play. “Blest with a temper whose unclouded way, can make tomorrow happy as today.” Peggy is adorably funny. She is decidedly not grown up, and does not possess the dignity worthy of most seniors. She is rather impulsive and sometimes forgets t look before she leaps. She generally acts first and thinks later. Her favorite occupation is winking. 26
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Virginia Louise Samuels “Delphian” Wadsworth 1. “Those who know her best praise her most.” Virginia is another one of those quiet people. She takes every day as it comes, and tries to make the most of it, for herself and for her friends. She is not a great star when it comes to reciting but she generally manages to have her work done to the satisfaction of her teachers and herself. Owing to poor car service, she is frequently late. Her favorite occupation is trying to be on time. Gertrude Agnes Speilmax “Athenian” “Steady and true as the stars that shine.” Gertrude is a chemistry student. She seems to spend most of her time studying, and while she is not, she entertains her friends. She is a frank, straight-forward, good-natured kind of a person who just naturally gets along. Her favorite occupation is chemistry. Ethel Mae Smith “Delphian” “A quiet tongue shows a wise head.” Occasionally one finds a woman who is in- clined to be quiet. Ethel is one of this type. She doesn’t sav very much, she doesn’t seem to shine very much, but when it comes to really doing things, she does her share and then some. She knows what a real friend is, and her favorite occupation is coming as near to being one as she can. 28
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