Galesburg High School - Reflector Yearbook (Galesburg, IL)

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I 9 3 7 IX IX IQEFI-ECTUIQ 'Times have certainly changed since the days ot the little red schoolhouse when a sort of invisible bar- rier was established between teacher and pupil. Today they take a part in all ot our various activities and give freely ot their services and advice whenever it is sought. I just found out in my senior year how really nice the teachers are. Top Picture: Marjorie Babbitt, English An excellent teacher with so rnany friends, On her good judgment the Reflector depends. .,.' N ' X A A Edna Nickel, English :Q-NE C The Budget, piano, and English courses, too, GX Keep this capable teacher busy all the day through. .Q X rg- lvlelvin White, Drarnatics ..E'::.::g., N ' . tml, Around him many people congregate, Because he so easily talks and fascinates. is , Bottom Picture. Ellen Irvine, English With a manner so ealm, and a touch so precise, This teacher of English could be nothing but nice. Sylvia Ryin, English She possesses a lovely personality, ' Combined with poise and originality, l-lelen Olson En lish i '. VZ' '?. . ' ld: X W 'ft' Z For an English tvaelier' she jits the i , - 2-J. Find a more agreeable one if 3'O1t will. ,... ..,.,. , .. ., .-e,.,4.A,....-, ..,, ., -,-.. ...,....,,.,,-.,......,..,.,.,. A-i...,,..-.w,,..,.......,.,...,.-.....-v..,......,.-,,.,-,,,.v,.m...-...,,. .f qffrfg-' ',', ,,. ...ix A Q . . . ,, N M. i -. i .... -. .. i ie5v,amg.i4s'::ffgf u 1 me X. , - - .afll :Q-'gggtgg-i.if.-,'2gSQ:,gg-AAQjgt,,t..i-'aj' msasitaatuaft'th -gg,'Lwmgiaiasaae.5szase,,'5'Q5mis