Dubuque High School - Echo Yearbook (Dubuque, IA)

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ECHO A1 1 -1------we i - - - V sv V-f-- - . ' ' XVODRICH, RUTH .... Second thots are not always best. Glee Club 1-2-4, Rulbul 72, Faust 4, Penny Fair Committee 2, Physical Training 1-2, Booster Club 4, Class Treasurer 2-3, Prom Com. 3. Riot Committee 4, Authors' Club 4, Booster Com. 4, Echo Staff 4, YaVVaCa 4, Tennis Club 4, Invitation Corn. 4. ZIMMERMAN, DELTA . . . DEL, TEE-TA Can he be trusted who cannot trust? Agora 1, Glee Club 1. Girl Reserves 1-2, Philomathean 33. House of Representatives 2-4, Mock Convention 3, Tennis Club 3, Candlelight Club 23, Booster Club 4, Authors' Club 4, Play Committee 4, YaVVaCa 3-4, President YaNVaCa 4, Extemporaneous Contest 4. ZTMMERMAN, RALPH .... lilED An exception to the rule of red-haired men. Forum 1-2. Secretary Sophomores 2, Football 2-3-4, Track 2?-3, Base- ball 4. Masque Pageant 2, Physical Training 3-4, Hi Knights 4, Shakes- pearean Pageant 1, Letter Man 4. ZOLLTCOFFER. CLARENCE ..... Zo1.1.Y Orchestra 2-Zi-4, Forum 1-Il, Hi Knights 3, Mock Trial 13, Masque Pageant 2. 29

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ECHU 4 nmiimnn' X 112115213 ' 9 sl ' lmnnim 9453 4 XVH,-XRTON, XYALTER ....... XV.xLT 'Tis better to be lengthy in inches than in discourse. Forum 1-IB. Hi Knights 3. Class Play 3, Ex, Speaking 3-4, Pres. House of Representatives 4, Senior Motto Committee 4, Business Manager Echo 4. XVHITE, ALICE ..... BILL. XVH1':'12v lt is said all bright stars die young. There is one relief for the stupid. Masque Pageant I, Physical Training 1-2. YalYaCa I1-4, YaXVaCa Cab- inet 4, Booster Club 4, Booster Committee 4, Junior Red Cross XVar Wfork I, Service Flag Committee l, Christmas Basket Committee 1, Penny Fair Committee 72, House of Representatives 4, Echo Staff 4. .Xuthors' Club 4, Tennis Club C3-4. Class Day Committee 4. XYILLLXMS, JESSIE BILLY lt takes a man with a good memory to be able to be a good liar. Entered Zi, YaXN'aCa 4, Tennis Club 4. Booster Club 4, NYILLY, EDXVIN . SPEARIE. ED Be true to your Word, your work, and your friends. Football I3-4, Letter Man 3-4, Baseball Zi-4. Captain Baseball 4, Track 21, Class Day Committee 4, XYIMMER, VIOLA ........ VI Success is not luck, but the result of an active mind, YaVVaCa I2-4, Booster Club 4, Tennis Club 4. 28

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ECHO S- 3? at s Senior Class Histor By BIAXINE PLL'MM1zR, '2l. In September of the year 1917 a sturdy little baud of about two hundred and titty adventurers assembled on an island, where everything was so green that the moment anyone arrived there the reflection of that green shone on his lace. They were a happy, trudging little colony though, and despite their greenness, soon organized under the advisorship of Kiiss Greenhow who was already an inhabitant of the ilslaud. They chose as their leaders, Fmco BEl.l,, ju., 'for l'residieut 3 ll.xmuia'r TIILTON, Vice President, and TSVIELYN lJoNNlcR, Secretary and Treasurer. Gradually, they came to amount to something on their island and so, on Memorial Day, they dedicated to their XVorld', tDubuque High Schoolj a service tlag of nearly two luindired stars. This 'act seemed to put Green lsland on the miap of this HHigh School XVorld and it was not long be- fore HThose Freshmien! came to be recognized as lllilithyf equals of their fellow-men. However, true to their progressive natures, they decided to migrate a bit. Consequently, they set sail up Green Kit ern and soon landed at a place where ivory predoniinated. 'lt proved to be. K'Land of the Sophomoresf' During the journey up river some of the members of this little troupe had drifted 'away from the original band, This discouraged them some- what, but the cheery welcome of a new found friend. Xliss STOLTEBEN, who greeted them there. brightened their spirits and gave them new courage. They reeorganized. this time Svnxev GOODMAN was elected President: llt'1:ici:'r lEi.i.io'r. Vice President: FRANK 1-DEI..-XNEY, Secretary, and Rtrru XYoo- RICH, Treasurer. These new citizens of Sophomore Land now began to get busy in their new country, giving, quite soon after their arrival, a Sophomore Party. In their new home these worthy subjects found their neighbors to be a bit more sociable and so, wishing to return all courtesies extended, they gave a Penny Fair' and invited all the people, high and low. of the whole High School XVorld . This proved to be a great success and so strengthened the Sophomores' belief in the good fellowship of mankind. A summer of vacationing came as a welcome diversion after mouths of Geometry, Fnglish, l.atiu, and various other sources of work, but, true to D. H. the large majority of these people decided in the Fall that to obtain a place in the 30 HDL lllllll -X IlllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllll A l K!lmBmm, X