Galesburg High School - Reflector Yearbook (Galesburg, IL)

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REFLECTOR I9 MRS. JULIA ADAMS Zoology and Home Care. The Lady Paramount S11'rc! are Illc thouglrls that sazfor nf cnnlvnl' MR. VVILLIAIM J. ADAMS Agriculture. Field, Forest and Farm 'Tis lam' of z-arzh that llc insf1'IIs. MISS MARGARET ANDERSON English. Second to None Sl1c'lI shim: thru all thi- sf'Imrr.' MISS MARGARET BALDVVIN lDept, Headp Home Economics. Household Dictionary 'From the plrlilr 'way you turn your steps' MISS MINNIE BALKHE French and English. The Vl'oman Who Did Would I were steadfast as than art' MISS AUDREY BERRYMAN Mathematics. Our Mutual Friend varies fe 'For .vhc is the quiet kind zvlmse nature ne er

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REFLECTOR -'Tix Ilflf 'ZUl1llf fl 1111111 D065 Zk'l1iL'll 1'.raIts llllll, 1111! zulmf 1111111 lV0uI11' d0. ' Our principal is a term often used by siudents and teachers, hut rarely thought of as meaning as much as it does. Mr. Park, our principal, has proved himself this year to be in every sense one of us. He has taken an unusually active interest in every affair connected in any way with the High School or High School :itll- dents. Although this is Mr. Park's first year here, his abiliiy to or- ganize and direct has been keenly appreciated, and it is with regret that we hear of his decision to go elsewhere next year.

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0 1 REFLECTOR MR. FRED BOHANNON General Science. A Man's Man Strongcst mfnds are often those nf whom thc noisy world hears least Miss CLARA 'CALDWELL iDept, Head? Typewriting and Shorthand. The Music Box Beauty clear and fair MR. HARRY CRAWFORD Manual Training. The Age of Innocence His fancy and his judgment such Each to the other seemed too much. MISS DIX Domestic Science. Mah Lady ' Yon mnnot life without c.rarlin9'an mflufnce MR. H. L. DE WOLF Chemistry and General Science He Knew He was Right strife MISS LUCILLE FENTON . Public Speaking and Dramatics. Heart of the VVorld A fnfry of quietness but a spirit of cheer I .rtroivr with none: for none was 'worth my