Dowagiac Central High School - Wahoo Yearbook (Dowagiac, MI)

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I 5-J .H . ,-. i w I 1' Q, T lil le ' T. E+-,,.A A Z f I 4 ANNA SHAPIRO NANNU A woman's worle, grave sirs is never donef' The Light, Gym., Chorus ,235 Girl's Baseballg Argue-Nots. ALICE SWISHER I-Ierls is the sweetest dignity which you very seldom see. Chorus '23, Home Ec. Club ,ZGQ Gym. RICHARD EVANS RED', W hat makes the lad so hashful and so shy? Le Cercle Francais, Ag. Club, Band, Senior Play. HELEN PEMBERTON ' 1fbad girls die young, she will live to he one hundreafn Gym.g Chorusg Gypsy Rover, Argue-Notsg J-Prom Committee. VELMA ATWOOD She thinks well hefzre pursuing it, hut when she hegins she goes through with it. Gypsy Roverg Le Cercle Francaisg Argue-Notsg Chorus '23 '24g Gym. IDA OSBORNE Still waters run deep. The Lightg Home Ec. Club ,25 '26g Assistant Librarian. CHRISTINE SWARTZ She attends to her business and wastes no lime. Chorus '23 '24g Argue-Notsg Gypsy Roverg Gym.g Glee Club. HATTIE BELLE MCINTYRE 'wite unrufleai always quite the same. U HAROLD POTTER Little I ash, my wants are hw. IRA KERR Each man reaps on his own farm. A Senior Play. IRENE KERR Calm ana' selfpossessed is she, a model ofproprietyf' 1,1 fi I - all , ,, , ' F' mf, I U.- .1-Mfg. ling. t ! fig? ' L9 Milli

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L W UWT t if ,J NN 2 W -3 ra fs f L '00 2 I 1 I I., C N -I i N 'burn 2, Q12 ,, f ORAL ALLRLEDGE 5 ff J, A .- 'Happy-go-luchy, free from care Nothing there is that bothers me. Glee Clubg Ch0rus,'25 '26gNAg. Club '23 '24 2j 26g Track '25 '26g Football ,25g J-Prom Committeeg , f . M Senior Play. ' ' Let the world slide. X 1 ' Q , ' Q4 0 THELMA HOWELL . A Le Cercle Francaisg Argue-Notsg Aihlelk Associationg J-Prom Committeeg Arr Clubg Gym. is R 5 RUTH SQUIERS ,. Argue-Notsg Gym.g Chorus '23, EDWARD GOULD ED Ag. Club '24 '25 '26g Le Cercle Francais ARDELL SHANAFELT MDELL3' A pleasant smile with brains behind it. Hold the Ford-I'rn coming. There is a garden in her face. Gym.g Glee Club '24 '25g Chorus '24 ,259 Argue-Notsg Senior Style Show ,245 junior -Iamboreeg Florist Shopg Pioneers Papooseg The Lighrg J-Prom Committee. CAROLL WALKER tlGINGER,, So young a hody with so old a head. The Lighrg Gypsy Roverg Chorus '23g Vice-President Arr Clubg Argue-Notsg Circulus Classicusg Wahoo Staff. FRANCES VRONSKI uFRAN,, A very quiet girl at times-Help.lI'm falling. Argue-Notsg Gym.g Girl's Baseball. HAROLD HORSTMAN Knowledge is power. Ag. Clubg Secretary Band '23 '24. JANE HOWARD HJUST JANE True as steel, and good as gold but to love her, one must know her. Newspaper Staff '24 ,25g Argue-Notsg Latin Clubg Senior Style Showg Wahoo Stagg J-Prom Committee. GLADYS NOWAK GYD', Chorus '23 '24-5 Argue-Notsg Pioneers Papooseg Gym. Her gentle speech and modest ways, A Lead others to reward her with praise. f f , We W' I-'QW .l i U ip if l - ' ,jymyl--M s.,U llrl I

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Aziz. DLL A1 I-This W 7 ui if i ww l ' liifliwii ,M ,Y i W ,V wily! W . 1 Memoirs Now it came to passe that there didde collect a groupe of citizens on the fifth day of Septembre, in the year of our Lord ninteen hundred twenty-two, who clamored for admission into D. H. S. So feebly and shyly did they appere that theyr noyse was merely herd within the mansioun. Presently, an attendent didde come to the door who wast none other than a very True man, and recognizing the collectyon before him did heartily usher them forthe and they didde become accustomed to such a school lyfe and were effycyent to enter the so-called contests with theyr superiors, but they did get humbly beaten on every corner. Thys bande didde get to be one hundred twenty-three stronge and didde decyde to have a party, so Brother Barringtowne didde graciously sanction such a motion and the party was had-no man killed. One yere from that day, which we know as the day of rekenynge, eighty-four staunch, chivalrous youthes entered the instytution of learning, thys time they didde appere as though they had undergone a change for they didde looke more lyke human beyings and hadde the semblence thereof. And they didde enter boldly into awl competytcion and it came to passe that they woun in the begynynge struggle with the Greentoppes and hence a supper was gyven in thyr honeur of which they didde eat right hertyly and also they didde looke as tho a bit dignified-had they not reasons? Now it came to passe that at the final judgment they didde shewe marked im- provement both in theyr mental grooves and in the feeble wrytynge which befor shewed the appearances as of a duck track and was hardde to translate into modern Englyshe. Over that bump all right. And it came to passe that thyre seemed to be an instinct amounge these various peoples and this same instinct didde seem to drive them onward to a higher plain and hence they didde return the ensueing yearre for further instructions-all was obtained. And so it came to passe that this year was looked ahead to as onne of gaiety and frolic, for thyre does dwell within the hearts of some men an industryous spyryt which daree not leade them astrie, and it didde happen that a 'Qjovial Jubille was held, the purpose of which was to provide sufficient funds for a Hoppe sponsored by the parties therein. And by and by this mery-making was recorded and all those partycypatynge coud not help repeatynge that it was good. And it was good. So it camme to passe that with the permyshun of the True one, the staffe put- ting out thys enviable booke didde gyv a two owr programme to revele the thyngs whych were to appere therin. The manner of prodcying it was by an invenshun yet to be perfected, that of Raidyo. A Mardi-Gras was held in the Elkes Tempyl which portayed a new know- ledge of dancying, everyone didde wygle their toes and friske about with that motyon whych is very hardde on buildings. Charles-that name is forgotyn-the name of the dance we mene. A dystante Bohemyon Bandde rendered the musyk. Now it camme to passe that I-Ionorre Bryghte was an excellent revelashun. W X Z . 'Yip PT'-fw iff 1 'i Ji. - riiz Q I K