Gainesville High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Gainesville, FL)

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P RUTH DRICHICR MiCnnoD5'. Florida Ruth Dcur VVho would deny that Ruth is 21 good student? She is proving that people can be educated by absorption, and she never has anything to suy in class except when invited by the teacher, but she never fails to respond then. She has been a member of the class only two years. but is truly Ruth Denr to ull its members. VIDA HARDIER Trenton, Florida Vida joined the class only this yur She IS the youngest member of the class, but one ot the best 1n asTrig.!v 'LTllHt,S what I suyf

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3 P' .rx EDITH NAFTZGER Gainesville, Florida Here is a small but intensely deep and tedious problem and an interesting one. Everybody realizes her worth and ability better than she. Edith is one of the original members of the class and well liked by all its members, and those who know her best, love her. SARA DAWKINS Gainesville, Florida VVith all the optimism of the Irish , she looks on the bright side of everything, and that's a good quality. Anything for the good of the class is just all right with Sara. She is not very fond of bookkeeping, but then who is? ,asw-

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CRITTICNDEN GOIN Gainesville, Florida Ioan Full-back of lst football team The Senior class takes great pleasure in recom- mending Joe as an expert bookkeeper. Whenever he can't make things balance he starts a new book. He is another fellow who can learn history easily. We also discovered that he has quite a talent for drawing. An all round good fellow is Joe . T. J. SVVEARINGEN JR. Gainesville, Florida Topsy Jane Coach and Manager of Football Team 1912-13 Manager 1913-1-1. Left-end 1913-14 Athenian Octette A jolly old Scout is T. J., and he has the happy faculty of putting everybody in the same frame of mind. His services as pencil sharpener are indispens- able to the class-likewise his poems. He can spiel his- tory until you throw up your hands in despair and say, Cut off the phonograph .