Galesburg High School - Reflector Yearbook (Galesburg, IL)

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22 1 REFLECTOR . DELBERT ALBRO L. D. C., Secretary, Track Manager. An all 'round good' fellow and a .shark with the Iad.'e.v. l LACENE BOWMAN Girls' Science Club, President, Treasurer: Science Play. She number: her friends by the thousands. HERBERT BAKER Boys' Science Club, Presidentg Senior Class Pres- ident, Budget Staff, 205 Budget Editor, '21, Rz- l-'LEc'roR Staff, '20g Asst. Editor Rsrmcron, '21g Plays, Prince Chap, Peg-0'-My-Heart. Behold one who 'wfll appear' before kings and not mere man. DOROTHY BROOKS Girls' Athletic Clubg Girls' Club: Operetta, The Treasure Hunters. I .raw her and I loved her, I sought her and I won. LACY BOWMAN Boye' Science Club. A foe to thought, HELEN BOGUE '20, REFLECTUR Staff, '21, Senior Class Officer. Helen, fn 'whose eyes ten thousand rupids dwe!l.' Y L E. L, S., President, Secretary: Budget Staff, 19,

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REFLECTOR I 21 5 Senior Meditation As the attainment of any great prize leaves the victor with a warm feeling of triumph, so a goal, such as the class of 1921 has reached, carries with it a glow of satisfaction. The diploma, for which we have been striving these four short years, represents the study and labor of a class, desirous of reaping the greatest benefits offered by dear old G. H. S. The road we have traveled has been oftimes hard and rough, which has made us realize the truth of the old philosopher who said: There is no royal road to learning. Graduation, the culmination of our hopes, brings with it a feeling of regret when we realize that it is the first great parting of the ways. We are leaving the halls grown so dear from association, separating from classmates who have been close and delightful comradesg bidding farewell to the faculty whose untiring ef- forts have placed us in the position which we now hold. The promise of the future, however, lightens any regrets we may have at parting. To those contemplating college there is the anticipation of activities yet to be enjoyed: to those contemplating business there are added responsibilities to be shouldered. The promise of the future beckons forwardg may it be a rosy promise full of pleasant realities for the members of the Class of '21. 'I

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REFLECTOR I za ROY RYLANQDER L. D. C.: Hi-Y Club, Vice President: Boys' Glee Club. Vice Presidentg Operettz, The Treasure Hun- ters. If you want a friend that is true, I'm on your list. HELEN CHRISTY ' E. L. S., Vice President, Secertary, Treasurerg Dramatic Club, Presidggg Trivangular Debate. '20, '21: Budget Staff, 'MH nrucron Staff, '21: Plays. The Teeth of the Gift Horse, Peg-0'-My-Heart g Valaditctorian. No one, who did not know her, would think that beneath that young and beautiful exterior, was hid- den such a soul of fire. V MAC WOOLSEY Knox County Farm Bureau. A vine fellow but sparing in his wordsf' HELEN HASHINGER. B. T. Club. I never saw an eye so brightf' WILLIAM SNYDER ' Boys' Science Club: Foot Ball, '21g Basket Ball, '21, A manlhe is, in the truest sense of the 1i1ord, ' .- DOROTHY BATTELL fl winsame 'wee lass, full of fun, frown: and fashtons.