Galesburg High School - Reflector Yearbook (Galesburg, IL)

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' A i- ' ifrtlrf f T , 5 M . ,M 5,1 - P ,fe a , ,y Top Picturei Eryin l-layes, Commercial He greets vaeli one with zz l'l1l'l'l'fV hello , And is knoziin by all as a good fellow. Frances Moser, Commercial A wee lirrle ,'rIi'ss with a hand so Erma, After uiorkinif twill: lzcr you know earl: shorthand Mildred johnson, Commercial Concerning typing slze's very eompetent, And is in good forrzfanion in any event. Bottom Picture: Royal l-larshbarger, Commercial A witty teaflier of Comrhereial Law, Ana' ri more Royal one you never Jaw. l-iarry Aldus, Commercial If von roiild searrli 'round the zciliole wide earth, Yoii would lzardly find one so filled with mirth. fgfm. Top Picture: john Gillespie, Physical Education He is head of all our sports, And a good one ai'i'ording to reports. Clara Cypreansen, Physical Education Tim! time rfmrulzes on is rertafrzly true, But even tzme won? erase the memory of you. Cierald Phillips, Physical Education He shares the many trials and joys, The work and pleasures of his basketball boys. Bottom Picture: Frances Bergstrom, Librarian Suvh ii niee smile and alzciays so eheery, She brightens eafh day however dreary. Rachel Anderson, Librarian A i'hurmi'r1g fir'r'son-iirzil stylish clothes, Our lrbrarian i'omI1i1irs both of those.

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I Q 3 7 IX IX IX IQEFLECTD Two times two is four. We learned this long ago from our grade school teach- ers and since that time we've had constant contact with these advisers and there's no escaping the fact that they lcnow us very well lwhich is had sornetimesl. They realize that when we're buried in thought we are not always solving grave problems. lThat's a subtle one.l FACU LT 'V fl' Z1 rK..f ' A Top Ficture: Prince Slayen, Latin A man of extrkzordinary caliber is this Prince, Having the power to both charm and conwnce. Flora Lamb, Latin She knows her Caesar, Virgil and Cicero, A better authority we do not know. leannette l-lillser, French She hae a voice .ro soft and low, h Stands ready to help us comme rl font. Bottom Picture: l-lelen Moflitt, Spanish Go where you may, you'll ind no eyes so brown, And very rarely doe.: she ever frown. Florence Sheldon, Spanish So quiet. .vo gmail, .ro sweet, A more oblrgzng person no one could meet. 22 i f. .1ci.:..J ',Lma i. ...41-lem... ii f, ,l.la.1. .i ww.2a.lip rm- .i x J r,.t,.:'kai.1iia.ar:raamm.,4--irsirmzsaaGmm74.t,ar -, ., -1,,,,,aW,g,:g,Miglmy, My,,..,.,,,..,.,?.:.V.e,..,,.,,c,..,,, .... ., ....,, ,... , .,., ,..., .,.. -Z ..-- .,.,. , .-. ,,,.. , .,...,.. W.- F .,..,, .--..,.- ..,,..,.,..-,.-... . - ,,, .-.,.,,,,.,,,w 'iifiif'-'i.::, '.'.A: f:',:S',1Q , 5, .. J - r 'f ' . ,L . ' Q - f r - . ' - .X f new i ?. . --:s f.,, , '--' 4,-,f'21lLfeeiay-ages.mf:-L-:,1 ,gin-.:.',..,:.I-ff . 1'-wer:-r..:.r . 1' :a 1- fu' 1, . i.-,JL-s:yi . J-, , 4- , 2 . gre, -, r,,:: -',fw'Q:'3-1I..aQfl3yL i . gf-f:, g,,.x. 1 1 'av ef .2 ,,Jff4gr,1,ar,,.f,.i,y, 3,z: ,.., ' me-6, - we ft: w'df ,iww ' ' :nzwfti eP0'ew,2': EJ' wifs3L t .'g.-a2'.1-A?u2',,f',:v1-'.fqfg1'fA.I1fg:3.Z.,ff -i 'ffQrtrfffdw-tif-sf'-1-rr at,-ismei-getww.-a3:r1gr ,q'uf,:.gf' -a5:.:i:,a mfr H W me-.frtl'4.a-1-ae:-mil.,ixtnw,mmtzvaee, -... ,. + . met e r - i, .r,.ttQg s -eg f gi, aQfa5.iwa.4f,. ,ge ,Qg left, ' W

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