Galesburg Augusta High School - Rambler Yearbook (Galesburg, MI)

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SENIOR ROLL CALL A is for Aim, Arthur by name. As a renowned cartoonist, he gets the fame. B is for Blake; her name is Blanche, On the ivory keys her fingers dance. B also means Bishop; nicknamed “Red”, The girls all fall for him—so ’tis said. B number three I give to Barber, Bernice never has any sorrow to harbor. Mr. Bentley takes B number four. So tall—he stoops to go thro’ the door. C is for Co veil, a black haired person, Eunice was never known to be boresome. C also is Comings, we know im as Sherm, He cuts up from term to term. Another C is Carson, demure little Faye, As shortest in the class, she holds full way. The fourth C is Crittenden, a Senior boy. Typewriting has long been his joy. The last C is Conspirator—that’s me, I “conspired” for this poem, He! He! D stands for Davis; a “nice little boy”, The girls in Augusta are his sole joy. I is for Imus; bashful Rosabelle, What she will do next you never can tell. I is for Jackson; a country girl, On the typewriter her fingers just whirl. K stands for Krieger; her first name is Helen, When it comes to boys she knows what to tell ’em. k also is Kirby; a capable lass, No matter what ’tis she’s best in the class. I. Stands for Leach; so dainty and small. She’s so quiet, she seldom speaks at all. M is for Meger, better known as Marcella, As a friend in need she’s a regular “fella”. P is for Paul; she’s not so simple, She wears glasses, but they’re offset b a dimple. P also is for Proctor, a quiet little lass, Mvrtle i as modest as anyone in the class. Q is for Questions which we all abhor, We doubt if we shall even pass thro’ the door. R is for Rogers; while playing basketball, She runs around like a fly on the wall. W is for Wilson, our tallest girl. Her hair, so attractive, is always in curl. W also is for Wheaton, the Galesburg athlete, In football and basketball, he can hardly be beat. W number three stands for Whiting alias Kitten, On one named Charles, they say she is smitten. Y is for Ye ending, I’m sad to state. For the Senior Class of ’28. Z is for Zealous; we’re all that, I trow, If it wasn’t for that how would we know all we know. By ALICE COVILLE. 0 « HMHWWnHWWHW MM H Il I WUMM H I I IIIMIHWIHIIMlWM IWWMHWOlHUlIHUHMWWtWH

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SCHOOL CALENDAR SEPTEMBER Opening day of School. (Another nine months of hard work.) Juniors ordered their class rings. Mr. Burgderfer, the impersonator, gave an entertainment in the Gym. The new maroon and gold football jerseys came for the boys. OCTOBER Seniors begin plans for the (i. H. S. Souvenir. Rev. Pearson, of Texas, while attending the Cong. Church Jubilee spoke to the Assembly. 27-28 Two days vacation. (Teachers’ Institute.) NOVEMBER 11 Still another vacation—Armistice. 24-25 Thanksgiving vacation. DECEMBER 2 Miss Chapman put on the operetta. Sailor Maids. 9 Football Banquet. 19 Rev. Pryor, the negro preacher, spoke to the Assembly. 23 Christmas vacation at last. JANUARY 3 School opens on a new year. 12-13 First semester examinations. 16 School opens in the afternoon at 1:00 instead of 1:15. 20 Senior Annual pictures taken. 31 Commander Byrd’s lecture at Battle Creek. FEBRUARY 22 Orations and Declamations were given and judged in the Assembly. 23-24 County B. B. Tournament held in the Gym. Girls won first over Schoolcraft. MARCH 5-6-7 Art Exhibit. 10 Girls’ B. B. Banquet. 22 Senior Play. 23 Spring vacation. APRIL 17 National Oratorical Contest. 27 Junior Play. MAY 11 Grade Operetta. 18 Junior-Senior Banquet. 20 Baccaleau reate. 24 Eighth Grade Exercises and High School Chorus. 25 Commencement. 26 County Track-Meet. 23 24 5 24 0 0 ( iHmminmHHdiHmimimMHiHmwHmimHiiumnHimimmiii