Galesburg High School - Reflector Yearbook (Galesburg, IL)

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DOROTHY ANGEL Blue are her eyes and fair her hair, She find.: jay e1Jc1'ywhe1'e. Girls' Service League. EUGENE ASHBAUGH A guardian angel Over his life fvreridiizg, Doubling his jvleasiuvrs and hz: cares d1z'1d1Hg. Boys' Science Club: Football 1. HOWARD ASHLEY S1r011g reasons make strong actions. Boys' Science Club, Sergeant-at-Armsg Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Track 1, 2, 3. JUNIVERE ASHTON Living is not lzreathingj it is actiizyff Laurian Literary Society, Girls' Service League. MARY' BADER Fm little but l'm miglztyf' Browning High School, Browning, Ill., 1, 25 Girls' Serf vice League. LEROY BALLARD Bleu of fini' u'Ov'd,v are the best men. Football 1, 2, Track 3, 4. BERNACE BALLEVV Oh! those eyes and little curls. Girls' Service League, Chorus 2, 3, 4. CHARLES BARLOVV None but liimself can br his parallel. Boys' Science Clubg Boys' Hi-Yg Chorus. VIVIAN BEAN Olt! what do those dark eyes say? Girls' Science Club: Student Council 1, 3. EDVVARD BELDEN He almost :miles out loud. Maquon High School 13 Prairie City High School 25 Abingdon High School 35 Basketball 34 Track 3. SENIORS

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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,

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SENIORS 152 24 0 FRED BENNETT I never found a companion That was so cornpanionnble as solitude. Track l. DAGNEY BENSON A gentle reproof is outdone by the smile in her eye. Girls' Service League. FRANCES BERGSTROM Frances believes that, Vu1'iety's the 'very sfffice of life. Elizabethan Literary Society, Vice-President, Monitor Girls, Service Leagueg Chorus 1, 2, 3. MARGUERITE BERRY Be silent and safe-silence never betrays one. Girls' Service League. HELEN BILLINGS She is ever precise in promise and peace. Girls' Service Leagueg Budget Staffg Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. WARREN BLOOM Little by little all tasks are done, When by the earnest they are once begun. PHOEBE BOWLING She is gentle and shy, But has mischief in her eye. Girls' Service Leagueg Chorus 4. MITCHELL BRENT Consider quality not quantity. Boys' Hi-Y. ELSVVORTH BROUILLETTE By the work 'we know the 'lUOl'k7IZ01l.U HOWARD BROWN W'h0 cares for troubles, human or divine. 1