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I. IMOGENE GOFF. She loves but knows not whom she loves.” Imogene first opened her eyes in El Reno in 1892 on Mar. 12. She heads the list of pioneers in the class, beginning life by ruling all. has since continually Improved. Imogene could easily be awarded the beauty prize cf the class, and the people of El Reno are not ignorant of her charms. II. EMERSON MONTGOMERY — Soph, President, Sr. President Basket Ball ’09 - ’10. Fire in each eye. papers In each hand. He raves, recites and maddened runs the land.” This angel child arrived from heaven for a visit to Phil, in 1891. He does not carry his harp or wear his gold crown while residing on this good old earth because he knew they would be a trifle out of place when he came to El Reno. He persuades himself that he is a “ star ” in all his classes and it is useless to dispute him. III. MAYME SHAW. Not much talk — a great sweet silence.” On May 5, 1891 the population of Oklahoma was increased by the arrival of Mayme. a fairy spirit, and such she has remained. Despite the old idea that fairies have no learning she has vast knowledge of even such dull things as Chemistry. IV. HELEN DUNLAP. • As pure as a pearl and as perfect ; a noble girl.” Another Jayhawker struck Kansas on July 12, 1892. But it wasn’t the exact climate fitted to her talents so she tried El Reno in 1909 and has developed new powers in many ways but she cannot learn to flirt. V. LOTTIE GILLILAN—Alethean 1909; Editor-in-Chief, “Voyage Sec’y. and Treas. 1910. “I have more understanding than all my teachers.” Life began very quietly for Lottie up in Kansas. Dec. 10. 1892. She grew in knowledge and understanding as swiftly as the sunflowers of her native state, but better than that flower, she embodies all the golden virtues of her native state. VI. VERA RICHARDS. She who can blush methlnks must honest be.” Kansas claims the honor of being Vera’s birth-place but did not retain the precious boon of being her home long. After trying first one school then another Vera decided that E. H. S. should enjoy the distinction of being her Alma Mater. VII. BESSIE LOWE — Illustrator “Voyage.” She Is pretty to walk with, witty to talk with, and pleasant to look upon. Bess began looking her prettiest in 1891 in Kansas where she continued to bloom and practice art until 1900 when she began drawing “ hearts ” in El Reno. Her success in that line is unusual.
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VIII. SUSIE STONE. “'TIh better to have loafed and flunked than never to have loafed at all. In El Reno, Okla., on March 21. 1892, Susie first began being cute” and really her cleverness in that line increases wonderfully. Every thing to Susie is one vast joke and she always sees the point. IX. MARIAN BLAKE. The love she bore to learning was at fault.” She honored this old “ berg ” even before there were anv sidewalks laid or a High School fit for her presence. “ way back in the dim and well- nigh forgotten past,” to be exact March 30, 1892. But wise in her genera- tion she knew the High School would be built when she was ready. X. MIGNON CARTER. “She was dark-haired, dark-eyed. Mignon was born in Okla., in 1891. She was an exceedingly precocious child, being able to master the alphabet at the early age of 12 years. She fell in love once, we have reasons to believe, but not having sufficient grounds for accusation we forbear to expose her further and must refer the curious reader to the young lady herself. XI. ALTA BREUER. “ She with the blond voice.” Alta first contributed to the music of the spheres on Apr. 2, 1892. She found Mo. unappreciative so came to El Reno in May, 190 9 to see if she could gain an audience here. XII. CLARICE CLYMER. Tell all I know ? Why life’s too short for that.” Clarice entered the wicked world in 1892. She first chose 111. as her abode but in 1903 changed her mind and came to El Reno. Clarice is a straight-forward, outspoken girl especially in Geometry. XIII. HELEN EMPEY — Vice-President Jr. Class; Business Manager “ Voyage; ” Anoteron 1910; Vice-President 1910. Wearing all that weight of learning lightly as a flower. Helen developed her first case of spring fever, May 29, 1892 but recovered soon and since has never been troubled by the “ hook worm.” She solved Geometry as if by magic and Chemistry has no terrors for her. Her black hair covers weights of learning. XIV. LOUISE HATCHETT. The rude sea grew civil at her song. Lou began singing in Mo., in 1891 but El Reno engaged her services in 1892 when scarcely out of swaddling clothes. She says she sings because her friends like music, which is very kind of her friends. XV. WILLIE MOHR. “The soul of this man Is in his clothes. Willie made his first holler” in Kansas, Aug. 6. 1891, along with the katydids. Since then little has been heard from him. By constant applica- tion to books and none to girls has exceeded the speed limit in getting thro’ High School.
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