Galesburg High School - Reflector Yearbook (Galesburg, IL)

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JOHN A. AITCHISON Science , A merrier man NVithin the limit of becoming mirth I never spent an hour's talk withal. HARRY ALDUS Commercial f Goodness does not consist in greatness, but greatness in goodness. RACHEL ANDERSON ! Commercial Subjects 'J So many worlds, so much to dog So little done of what I'd like to do. NIARJORIE BABBIT'l' ' 5 ,, English, Illu.-rio Anything anyone can ever know will never come am1ss! FLO BELSHAVV Art, Advisor of Reflector Art Staf joyous as morning? l F. C. BOHANNON ' Commercial Subjects, Advisor of Franklin Debating Club, and Boys' Hi-Y Not cheaply bought for thrice his weight in gold. T. V. BROOKING ly. Inolu.s'tria.l Arts, Athletic Dlanager HO, Popular Applesauce, what heart of man Is proof against thy sweet seducing charms? ROLAND BURTON 'Q L English, Advisor of Lincoln Debating Club He ceased: but left-so' charming on their ear His voice, that listening still, they seemed to hear. RUTH CA LDVVELI, English, Latin l', ILL, Lil A tender hearty a will imHexil1le. IRMA CAROLAN I Mathematics i' But if the while I think on thee, dear friend, All losses are restored, and sorrows end. FACULTY 'X' 13 0

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FACULTY OO I: 12 0 TO THE SENIORS For your attainments at Galesburg High School we offer you sincere congratuations, justly deserved for work performed faithfully and well. At the same time it is with a twinge of regret that we reluctantly yield to the inevitable separation of graduation. Truthfully we shall miss you, and yet, we envy you. There is no statement more false than that which might lead you to believe that by your graduation you have finished your education. You are merely continuing that growth and develop- ment which thus far has constantly attended you. VVhatever you may have learned of the value of faithful, dependable work, of the satisfaction of true friendshipg of loyal co-operationg of happiness in the service of others will stand you in good stead. The future is waiting to challenge and in- trigue you. lts problems are yet to be solved, its history is still to be written and its beauty is still undiscovered. As you go forth to meet this challenge of the future, it is our wish that each one of you may be dedicated to the high ideals and purposes which will bring you real and abiding happiness and success. AN APPRECIATION To the classes of former years you owe much, for they established the ideals and traditions of Galesburg High School as you found them. For you, these have been both a heritage and a trust. Your record of the past four years in leadership, scholarship, athletics, dramatics, debate and other school activities proves that you have been faithful to that trust. Classes of the years to come will benefit much in striving to emulate the spirit of the class of nineteen thirty-two.

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' fi FACULTY fl'- W I 14 ' FLORENCE CLINE English Her happiness seems made to be shared. CLARA CYPREANSEN 1 Physical Education f' Pack up your troubles in your old kit-bag, and smile, smile, smile. ROY DAMBERG Printing, Mechanical Advisor for the Budget ancl Reflector, Advisor of Boys' Collectors Club Vilas he ever asked for a favor and said 'no'? HAMPTON FERRIS History The force of his own merit, makes his own way.', ROSS FREEMAN Science Respectable Professor of the Dismal Science. CAROLYN FUNKE Expression and Dramatics Eloquence, the mistress of all arts. IRMA R. GALE l History v . ' . . E Versatile, learned, understanding, kind. . . HARRY M. GARST 5 Mathematics, Advisor of Boys' Science Club, Assistant Debate Coach Men of few words are the best men. HORTENSE GEHRING V Mathematics, Advisor of the Analotos F' Literary Society She is of so free, so kind, so apt, so blessed a dis- position. JOHN VV. GILLESPIE Director of Athletics-,i Coach of Football and Track The world belongs to the energetic.