Georgetown High School - Buffalo Yearbook (Georgetown, IL)

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2 KHAKI AND BLUE, '18 EUGENIA R. SELBY Ge1I.e ' . 0n books wherein to rede I me delyghtf' Literary Editor Khaki and Blue. G. H. S. News Staff. Charter member of G. E. M. Came from Danville in the Sophomore year. Athene was very generous to her, as she gave her portion of English. What quotation does she not know? In outside reading she has' long passed beyond the High School Library. At times very quiet, but so is dynamite, so we handle with care. MARIAN SNAPP Snap And if she will, she will, and that's the end of it. Art Editor of Our Book. G. H. S. News Staff. For- ward on Senior Girls' Basketball team. What pretty bas- kets she makes! If we could judge by her eyes we would think her name well suited, but her tongue refuses to live up to its name. History is her forte. MELBA SHEPLER Shep Those who are most deserving need not the ' praise of others. Literary Editor of Khaki and Blue. Member of G. H. S. News Staff. Charter member of G. E. M. A good all-round student. History and Physics are mere pastimes to her. She is interested in all school affairs, especially athletics. Has been with the bunch from the primer grade. - GLADYS IONA MORRIS Gladdie. A light heart lives long. Khaki and Blue Alumni Editor. G. H. S. News Staff. Charter member of G. E. M. Our best alto singer. En- joys writing letters more than studying lessons. Seems to be continually in hot water, but we certainly do enjoy her music. She has traveled the rough and rugged Road of Knowledge with our class twelve years. -----H-- ,.

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KHAKI ANDB LUE, '18 THOMAS LEWIS Tom Sweet are the slwrnbers of a righteous man. Don't judge his mental ability by the above quotation. Are you in need of knowledge concerning Civics? Ask Tom. We believe he knows all about it. Rather fond of girls, especially if there is anything to eat. Football and Bas- ketball are other hobbies President of our class, 1916- 1917. He has traveled with the class for twelve years. HAZEL RAMONA SCHECTER Sheck Then she will talk, Ye Gods-how she will talk! 'Alumni Editor Khaki and Blue. G. H. S. News Staff. Never known to be in a safe medium. She is either vis- iting the heavens or bumping the earth with a thud. A lovely hostess and we consider ourselves lucky to be in- vited to take a trip to the country. HARLEY STARK Let us do, or let ns die. Editor-in-Chief of our book. A devotee of basketball. Athletic Editor of G. H. S. News Staff. Graduates with eighteen credits. Who has not had an argument with him? He is interested in extemporaneous speaking. He has a fine sense of humor. He has been with the class the twelve years. FLORENCE B. MOORE Flo Witty to talk with, pretty to walk with, and nice to think upon. G. H. S. News Staff. Charter member G. E. M. Center on Girls' Basketball Team. As a center she is always there and never fails to get the ball. One of our song birds. A pilgrim on the path of knowledge with our class for twelve years. If the future may be judged by the past we fear that she will have to resort to Portia's plan of choosing a husband by gold, silver, and bronze caskets.

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KAKI AND BLUE, '18 - - CHARLES DUNIVAN Chuck A fine boy but he needs to grow up a bit. Has been out for Basketball two years, and track, one. Is noted for whistling Pretty Baby. He is just beginning to realize that he must .lay-aside childish things and grow up. I-Ie never looks dull or sleepy, but always wide awake and cheerful. Takes a joke as well as he gives one. MAUDE S. JENKINS Jenks Dignity and 'reserve are two of the graces she possesses. Our Class Treasurer. She thinks she is quite a rogue, but we beg to disagree. It takes more than mischief to make a rogue. Always known to get good grades. Beware of o'er-stepping the limits of patience, for we know of a temper beyond them. IZEL A. ENSLEY To have a friend is to be one. She comes to us from Humrick. She must have been taught that children should be seen but not heard. The few opinions which she ventures are very much Worth while. She is an earnest student and stores away knowl- edge for future use, in her chosen profession, teaching. ARTHUR F. ESTES Art What a pretty little baby he mast have been! Steady, sure, and conscientious. One of the few members of our class who had the distinction, as a Sophomore, of appearing daily on the stage. He has always been more interested in the farm than in High School activities, so we foresee the life of a successful farmer.