Evanston Academy - Bear Yearbook (Evanston, IL)

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ll BEAR, 4 W 1911 mv N53 -. 'rl-nz xi iv iii' tt Y -Y- '-'V'V'V' ' 3,4 ,inf . if Aubrey Shannon Moore- llookkeeping. Alumnus of :Xez1clen1y. lnstructor in .Pen- lllZl.I1SilllJ, Bookkeeping and Sliorthzincl, NX-llieeliiig' Busi- ness College, Wfheeling, XV. Va., l903-04. Several years' experience as p r E1 e t i e al luoolclceeper. Instructor in Bookkeeping in the Aeafl- emy, HBOS. A varsity edition. Preaelies as a side line. A good Scout when you play fair. 7 Alvin Percy Bradley-Meeliam ical Drawing. Practical ex- perience as dl'E1'flS1ll2lll and speeialst11de11t at the Uni- versity of Michigan. ln- structor in Meelianieal Draw- ing in the Academy, 1909. Another college chap. Quiet :incl serene. He never talks, so we infer he tllinksfy He 'Tussesi' a little. Every man is valued i11 this world as he shows by his con- duct that he wishes to be val- neclf' -Bruyere.

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! . A 1. - qs. W' 1 1111511 1911 ' gk-A ,314 .Ap K 1? fini 12111 ' 1 1 g X1 Clara Grant-English. CDBK. A. ll. Northwestern Univer- sity, 1890. Oxford Univer- sity. Instructor in English in Academy, 1896. Clara, Renowned for her lectures on social etiquette. But an earn- est student can get his lesson each day during that period. Not so bad, eh? An able teacher from the Badger State. 'KA friend of Francis. Frances Christine Rawlins- English. CPBK, K.K.I. A. B. Northwestern University. 1902. Instructor in Grand Prairie Seminary, Onarga, lll., 1902-06. Instructor in 'English in the Academy. 1906. If to her share some female errors fall, Look on her face and you'll I forget them allf' A friend of Clara's and of her life a part. Co11temporaries appreciate the man rather than the meritg but posterity will regard the merit rather than the man. -Colton,

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- 1 ssass -- - - Q . 1 gl B115-iR, 4 1911 George Furry-Physics and Mathematics. Ph. B. Uni- versity of Michigan, 1897. Extensive experience in teaching in the public schools. Professor of lX'lathe1'natics, Mt. Morris College, 1899-1909. 111- structor in Physics and Mathematics in the Acad- emy, 1909. I-Ie chose his friends among the heavenly bodies and sang the songs of Zion continually. Alway happy, especially with his fifteen little angels in his buzz- wagon? His prayers were many, but his hairs were few. 2-1 Lewis Omer-Mathematics. A. B. University of Illi- nois, 1902. Instructor of Mathematics and Physics. Thronton Township High School, 1902-03g Oak Park High School, 1903-105 Ev- anston Academy, 1910. The track coach. 'XVhee1s the baby cab as a side line. Never smiles, Has several convictions. 1 was born to greater thingsfl t, ,I 4 .