Galesburg High School - Reflector Yearbook (Galesburg, IL)

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gain.. CT he Senior Class The members of the class of 1932 have come to the close of their circus performance. They have participated in their last ring parade and circus fea- ture. They have taken their last test and made their last bow in this circus. They have gathered their many honors and have lived up to them nobly. Roger Shaw was chosen the baton whirler to irvatch over their destiny. As his assistants the class picked VVilliam Hanlon, Robert Twyman, and Rollin Terpening. The Senior class act was guided by the capable leadership of llir. Crawford,the ownen Tduzlast actin the perfornianee contained the ever popular Senior Ilay and Sennn'party. ffhe Senhn'play and assenddy were fohowed by the grand finale--commencement. Francis Paul acted as Junior ring master and Roger Shaw delivered the ring announcement in behalf of his class. ,After all, it is not what they have learned, nor what they have accomplished, in the way of activities and honors, that makes this class glad they have been together four years in this big circus family. It is the friends they have made, the contacts they have had with the circus oaasaia the knowledge they have gained of themselves, and above all, the souvenirs they will carry away-these are the things that make four years in the circus the most vivid memory in the life of any circus graduate. , , 'S -su-K.. SENIORS 1? 21 0

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SENIORS .59 22 LEONARD AKRIGHT I will succeed or die in the llffL'7Vlf7f.,, ROVVEN ALDRICH My speech is clear and simple, I talk of common tlziriysf' Lincoln Debating Club, President, Vice-Presidentg Boys' Hi-Y, Treasurer, inner Circleg REFLI-:CTOR Staffg Student Council 1, 4. LER YI. A LSEN If everyorze 'worked as hard zzs she, A splenrlifi place this world would be. Girls' Science Club, ll,1'OgI'3.1'I'l Chairmang Girls' Service League. MA UR ICE ALT lfl R S He .rows a thought, Then reaps ah aft. Boys' Hi-Y. EHRIVIA ANDERSON In thy fare I sec the way of honor, truth, and loyaIt3'. ' Analotos Literary Societyg Girls' Service League. MARGARET ANDERSON There was n. soft and peusi-ee grace, A mst of thought upon her fafef' Girls' Service League. MELVIN ANDERSON Early to bed, early to rise, - Makes u man healthy, zvealtliy, and wise, KATHERINE ANDERSON Nothing great was ever ael11'e11c'd 'Zi'l.fll0'lll' enthu- sirzsmf' Elizabethan Literary Society, Monitor: Girls' Ser- vice Leagueg National Honor Society 4. WALLIS ANDERSON It 'well becomes a j'01!1lg' man to be modest. Boys' Science Clubg lioys' Hi-YQ Track 2, 3, 4. VSLILLARD ANDERSON It is good to li'-ve and learn. Lincoln Debating Club,