Galesburg High School - Reflector Yearbook (Galesburg, IL)

Page 16 text:

FACULTY ' ' ROY DAMBERG . . printing . . nature gave him a beaming smile contagious as a sleepy yawn ARTHUR FISH . . . science . . . he is a speci- men of the most perfect complimentary remark IRMA GALE . . . social science . . . one of her many assets is the art of human kindness HARRY GARST . . . mathematics . . . he dis- plays a gruff exterior concealing subtle humor WILLIAM GOODWIN . . . social science . . . known to be as exact! as 'most precise clock-work IOHN GRIFFITH . . . social science . . . he needs no blaring trumpet for his great thoughts ROYAL I-IARSHBARGER . . . English, business he is always lively as a chirping cricket IEANETTE HILKER . . . languages . . . she turns on her music box of gay, tinkling laughter MARVIN HUMKE . , science . .like gold chains his eloquence binds wisdom and character ELLEN IRVINE . . . English . . . in her veins the sweet wine of a superb life serenely runs MILDRED IOHNSON . . . commercial . . . her life seems filled to the brim with refinement PAUL IOHNSON . . . social science . . . he is as direct as the straightest railroad track

Page 15 text:

'U' FACULTY IOHN AITCHISON . . . science . . . just speak to him to be inspired by one who enjoys life HARRY ALDUS . . . commercial . . . visual aids . . . being active as guicksilver is his virtue HAZEL ANDERSON . . . English . . . it she has a task, it's no sooner said than it's done RACHEL ANDERSON . . . librarian . . . she al- ways has a mirthguake of spontaneous laughter ROSS ANDERSON . . . the director oi physical education . . . his life begins with vitality MARIORIE BABBITT , . . English . . . she lets her light shine without turning it on herself HERBERT BEAN . . . English . . . he's one who is filled with undying, zestful initiative CHARLES BEDNAR . . . social science . . . he S has a humor which tickles without scratching BERNICE BEELER . . . commercial . . . bright as the dimpled smiles that spring enwreaths I. WALLACE BLAZEK . . . speech . . .he enters a room putting his very best voice forward THOMAS BROOKING . . . industrial arts . . . he's a genial gentleman full of sly witticisms DOROTHY CALKINS . . . physical education . . . bright as a golden cup in the ardent sun 47' AQIN4.. ' '+ - - --L, ,..f rlggtifg l ' . t . f .1 t etzgttfgafyf if . , ,vwy A H-W--ee M -15? f--D,-,15,iA?g-H- sup.. ..

Page 17 text:

EDWARD IUDY . . . commercial . . , a glance that has the bright glint of thousands of gems ROY LANDON . . . industrial arts . . . every- one finds him popular as a recent Iilm drama LAURA MATLACK . . . art . . . artful as the most expert cast of the best trout-killing rod RAY PEART . . . agriculture . . . King of Humor is the title presented to him by us all 000 FACULTY VESTA KEACH . . . English . . . she's blessed by a personality as radiant as the morning sun ' ' FLORA LAMB . . . languages . . . her goodness, I Q - as the Warm sun, seems to enlighten everyone I EDWIN LANTZ . . . music . . . when he greets you his voice seems to sing around the edges NAOMI LARSON . . home economics . . her life's sewed permanently by the threads of happiness DONALD OI-ILSEN . . . music . . . the only rest he has the pleasure to know is a musical one HELEN OLSON , . . English . . . her exhuberance never seems to cease making people joyful GERALD PHILLIPS . . . physical education . . . he builds a foundation for many air-castles RICHARD RADKE . . . industrial arts . . . a tact of knowing what people wish not to learn ly bd-4 I 'tgirl It L. ld' lf' 6 ,, wx nr I , . es LQ, if ,112 flltt 5315520 , ,aff -1 tfli I 'V-r' -nj: :ff if gf ' 21 f 1 , lp V - v- ,-iq---4-W i Iiill' 17- Y . -, ,t,,,,9.,.,,,ffflM -. I H - A it '-.I.L. ,,-i f , I' 5 i ',V ,e 3-5 Q'-:Ts - -'lki-I W,-,4+ E is xs- wef 5 S 51' f, I X 5 N. 13