Galesburg High School - Reflector Yearbook (Galesburg, IL)

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H -:-,wx ' 1 Q 1 1 V ' Wm ij- LJ I A K A X., X H 'iiiAl1, 2 5 ,Arr IDA H. WAY English and Journalism Budget Advisorg Reflector Advisor. Bright eyes, keen intellect and zip A hustler with a steady grip. EDWARD J. BRAUN Typewriting and Shorthand To lge eflficient in a quiet way, Is his aim througlzout earl: day. LUCILLE FENTON Public Speaking and English E. L. S. Advisory Junior and Senior Dramatic Clubs Advisor. She hold: indeed a rare possession Hflzo gives to thought a clear expression. RICHARD WATTERS Auto Mechanics, Manual Training If pleasure comes, lle'll always enjoy it, If trouble arise, he knows how to destroy if. FRANCES NORRIS English ln the right fflacc fs her heart. And her hand is ready and willing. ROBBIE McKIG Manual Training To do his best-fo do that well: Will: such ideal he must excel. FIFTEEN

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5 1 'Kl1AL A.-.Q 114 31 Al 41-r - Q L FT. .f'f5, -1 2 1 ARTHUR C. ROBERTS Physics fDept. Headj A man of m'gl:t um know full well, H::'s fair and square we all can tell. :iff 1. GRACE BROWN Mathematics Soph. B Class Advisor. Jolly and sensible, short and bright Newer exrlemc but always just right. LULABELLE HARSHBARGER Arithmetic A merry lmurf, an ll0?l6.Yf mind, A slurdy Cllafavler in you 'LUL' find. MRS. JULIA B. ADAMS Home Care Always lznivpy, always bright, A smile each mowing and another each night. STANLEY HOLLIDAY Physical Training, Athletic Coach Skilled was he in 5f'01'l5 and pastimes. MILDRED FULLER English E. L. S. Advisor. Good company makes .vllori miles they Jay, If so, AVIIIIYTL' slmrtened a long, long way. FOURTEEN

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1 9 fgkmv V mm 'uv i L -1- 5 h' i 1 L .L-31 us, xy, A SIR , --ig , if HARVEY VORIS Biology A mon of ffaricd interests he, In fact, ll16,S quite a prodigy. , NORMA ALLBRIGHT Sewing Sl1e's very quiet but soon you'l! JB? Something that charms both you and me. ' CAROLINE EWAN English Analotos Literary Society Advisor. Her many charms, her laughing eye A flash of sunlight Passing by. FLORENCE GUMBINER History Mary Getterny History Club Advisor: Faculty Librarian. . . I would be useful on earth, .rer'1'.'ng some purpose or cause, Doing some labor of 'worth-giving no thought to afplau.s'v. MRS. RIUXTZEL English, Latin, Spelling Her reputation is fair and clear, Wfon by effort, toil and cheer. MR. HERBST Mechanical Drawing Half very, 'very shyg not boldg' But still waters all run deep, 'wqjre told. SIXTEEN