Gainesville High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Gainesville, FL)

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EVA MAE FUTCH. Jolly, yd serious ffm-ln,-izzfl. llfl sim -rf. Art Editor of The Alachuang Manager Basketball Teamg Chorus. Listen! This is a modern Eve. A jolly true friend to all. She has been with the class during its entire existence and has won many lifetime friends. Eva has a jolly good disposition and gives us some rare treats from the joke world. . g. .ig ' 53? FRED HILL DREHER. One of those ouiet yet talkative, dull yet brilliant, studious yet lazy fellows. Fred is noted for his perfect QD deportment. The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals rescued him from the Wilds of Micanopy and landed him safe in the Gainesville High School the first of this year. Fred is of a very retiring disposition, but wake him up and then -- ! !

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A i. :j . 1. ' . l 3?-' . i Q, i. .5 l Q -' . if 4 , . .1 .- ,, ' -1 A. . 55 i 5' LAURA KATE BELLAH Tnk11u1l'f1el'is in ln1'fl1fr,' To :mmf hu' bin' fr11ll'11i.wf. Valedictoriang Vice-President Class of 'l3g Literary Editor of The Alachuang winner scholarship medal 'l2. A true and loyal student, and one that has brought many honors to our class, such as winning medals, etc. Katie has won the hearts of all her classmates by her quiet and unassuming ways. MARY ELIZABETH GIBBONS. NW is nm nr'!1w.w l'lIl'r'ff'lll'4'l',4 u,r'fff1wf!z ll7'll'flfl1!1 l'.'l'Vfrll'k71lT!!' Hn worfli, Member of Chorus. This is the only problem which we the brilliant Seniors have never been able to solve. It's a nice problem and the only one we've ever enjoyed working on. It is a liberal education to hear Mamie read Latin at sight. In spite of the fact that she can read Latin, she will be sure to make good when she goes into the wide, wide world.

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Senior Poem Gainesville High School4 Senior Class. A group that by the skin of their teeth did pass! In number this class is an even dozeng Now our special, she makes a baker's dozen. Each one has a special trait ol' his own, So through this poem each one shall be known. Vivacious Lulu comes first to my mind. In History class, her Virgil you'll find, Latin demands so much time and attention. Little we get of our own invention, Except Olga, who deserves honorable mention. High School boys are unfortunately fewg lt's a pleasure to us to know we have two. Great investigators are lf red and Jimmie, our boysg Here's hoping they'll receive their share of life's joys. Sweet and serene is Berniece our musician, 'Cause she's a favorite in any position. Happy-goelucky, laughing Yeteva, Our smartest one, and the gay deceiver. Our class can boast of an artist too. Lively Eva, the prettiest. they say, and we know Some of our girls have appetites alarming, Especially lileanor, although she is charming. Never does Katie join in the feast, Indeed she is GOOD, to say the least. Our special Lucille has a note like a bird, Rich music it is, when her voice is heard. Chums, always together, happy as larks, Lizzie and Pearl-who make good marks, And last but not least is this poet OJ-Nit! She knows that brevity is the soul of wit, S0 she will sign her name and quit. 'tis trite -lXlANIllC li. GIBISONS.