Georgetown High School - Buffalo Yearbook (Georgetown, IL)

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In memory of Lester Hiberly 1916

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G MARY HELENE TAYLOR Her big brown eyes are full of fun, And her harshest thoughts to melody run. OTTO FREDERICK UNVERFERTH Life is a serious problem. And so are girls. TRILLA BELLE THORNTON She surely has a man so grand. For by looking in her face—We understand. A , G. Sec. two.

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G Seniors Listen now and you shall hear The story of the Seniors dear. For better boys you'll look a long time, And jollier girls are hard to find. First of all is Delbert, our football star, Our president too and the most loyal by far, Clifford then, comes next in line, In devising jokes he spends most of his time. Otto and Lee we must not pass for they carry the high grades in Physics class. There’s Harry, and Harold too. It would take long to tell all they can do. Elsie runs off with every high grade And leaves all the rest of us in the shade. Another star is Olive Snapp, On the stage she acts with life and pep. Reba is a lass with golden hair, Laughing eyes and face so fair. Ila too, is one of the class In shorthand she’s hard to surpass. Glennia is first when it comes to beaux, She can set them down and count them in rows. When we have parties we must have Mable As social leader she is the most able. Dorothy can joke as you surely know, Some things she says are worth a whole show. Mary Haworth has a nature of sterling worth 1 think she’s been little, even from birth. Earnest can work and Earnest can play Hut as for girls it will always be Fay. Omer is our cartoonist and cook A course in Domestic Science he took. Mary’s deep brown eyes of happy thoughts tell She’s a little maid whom we all love well. Marie is jolly and pretty too With wavy hair and eyes so blue. Trillabcllc makes of life a song As happily each day she goes gaily on. Bessie and Ruby never worry or fret And faithfully each day their lessons get. Alma has hair and eyes so brown She comes to us from out of town. Flossie is round and plump and jolly Composing little ditties is her only folly. Charlotte is least and last in line When she should have been studying, she composed this rhyme. —CHARLOTTE LIVINGSTON ’20.