Edgerton High School - Edgertonian Yearbook (Edgerton, OH)

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VERNA GABRIEL. Verna is endowed with a natural ability for drawing and it is her one desire to study this art after leaving the E. H. S. No matter what she tries, she is sure to succeed, as is shown by her past etlforts in the High School. Her most prominent characteristics are composure and earn- cstness. 'HOMER HOUCK. Homer is the class cartoonist. Ol course, one with that name has to be great, altho' no babbling crowds his praise repeat, his services have been val- uable above estimation. Artists are born, not made. FRANCES BELL. Fanny is a mixture of smiles and tears. lYhen she is good she is very good, but when she is bad fOh, horrors! She wishes to study Domestic Science and teach. This is not an advertisement for a hus- band, because she doesn't like the boys. LEONA ROBERTS. Leona is one of the few real blondes SX' who doesnt use peroxide. She is an cellent student. due to that wonderful art of bluffing, in which she is skilled. She has never expressed her future plans, but she intends taking a trip to Califore nia with her fatherlil.

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PAULINE MAST. Pauline can make a piano talk, and the good part about it is, she's always willin'. Deep into the night, Pauline's- candle burns as she pores over a well-worn vol- ume of Virgil. EARL CHILCOTE. Chilly is a sub-dude, but he cannot be subducd. Iiis names rather frigid, but after all, lVlTat's in a mimi? A mem- ber of the faculty has prophesied that he would someday' make a mark in the world, providing he could stay awakclung enough, Earl has two ambitions,--phzzr many and a ceriain '14 brunette. BETTY VAN DUSEN. Betty is a breezy, buoyant butterfly and a brunette. She does not often talk seri- ously, but when she does. her arguments are very pmsiiasive. Her one flllllt is her forgetlulness, and we all hope that she will one day forget that. WAYVA IRISH. Vlayva is one of the class who Com- menced school here twelve years algo. She has been a diligent student. She is one of the jolliest and most willing mem- bers of the class. She is talented in music and sings alto in the High School quar- tCt.

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ALICE BARNES. Alice is our most studious and observ ant classmate. As Latin is her specialty no doubt in a few years she will be teach- ing unruly youngsters to amo, amas amat. SAMUEL MOWRY. Samuel has walked many miles to Ob- tain his start in the educational world. Altho' Sam is an agriculturist, he is very poetical and we expect him to follow in the footsteps of Robert Burns. HAZEL POORMAN. Hazel receives her mail by the rural free delivery. She is a quiet, serious girl, never neg- lecting her studieseno matter how dis- tasteful. She is very careful about jump- ing at conclusions, and her decisions are unquestionable. ROWENA CLAY. Rowena is the 'langelicesf' one among us-providing there is such a word. VVe can't describe her and do her justice, but if Tennyson were here he could write yards and yards of poetry al wut her. 1