Georgetown High School - Buffalo Yearbook (Georgetown, IL)

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KHAKI AND BLUE, '18 ALBERT R. GUSTAFSON Red The world's no better if we worry. Life's no longer if we hurry. Senior Class President 1918. Red is our athletic lion. Track, football, and basketball all have their share. He is particularly adverse to calling class meetings. As for fun, he is like an alarm clock, hard to set going, but when he is once started doesn't stop. He has specialized in English CD Athletic Editor Khaki and Blue. MARY A. BUBNIS I probably never shall grow up. Although the youngest member of our class, she does not allow this to prevent her from acquiring her share of Senior dignity. The sunniest of dispositions, for we have never known her to be really angry. A certain shy- ness and reserve characterize her. EARL E. RICHARDS Richards And e'en though vanquished, he could argue still. Athletic Editor Khaki and Blue. Football and Track. Who will take your place in hurdles? Has also proved his worth as a router on the side line. He travels in a Ford limousine. Never known to swerve from a decision. His necessary credits were made by the end of the first semester and he spent the last waiting patiently for commencement week. ALTA COURTER Thy voice is sweet as if it took its music from thy face. She is the thrush of G. H. S. Is quiet and thoughtful, but when excited, how her eyes do sparkle! Her sim- plicity and unaffectedness make her as lovable in the class-room as on the stage. Nursing is one of her dreams.

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J KHAKI AND BLUE, '18 I . HARRY L. SMITH Micky Another of his fashion, they have not, to lead i , their business. Vice-President of Senior Class. Business manager Khaki and Blue. Captain of football team 1917-1918. One of our boy-singers. His debates are always con- vincing 'and who in the Senior Class does not know his, I move we adjourn. A member of the class for twelve years. JUNE ELIZABETH ROESCH Izzy Of wit she has an abunclanceg Of 'cases' she has many. Editor-in-Chief Khaki and Blue. G. H. S. News Staff. Charter member G. E. M. Danville High School claimed her as a Freshman. She is one of those lucky people who get good grades without much study. We wonder what a play would be without Izzy. , How she does dance, play, and sing! All her work is marked by that desirable quality, pep. I -A MARY ELIZABETH JONES Betty Cupid hath 'not in all his quiverous choice, An arrow for the heart like a sweet voice. Business Manager Khaki and Blue. G. H. S. News StaH. Charter member G. E. M. Guard on Senior Girls' Basketball Team. We wonder how one so tiny can guard so efficiently. High School pianist. When she sits before a piano she seems to charm it, so sweetly do the keys respond to her touch. u A star in foreign language. RICHARD A. GRAVES. I Dick Others know his worth as well as he. He has not only been out for track each year in High School, but he has Won several medals and has an inter- est in two relay pennants. He is one of our farmer boys, but is seen guiding a Ford more often than a plow. Rather reserved, but very much worth knowing.