Grand Island High School - Purple and Gold Yearbook (Grand Island, NE)

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l K SALYER, ANNA With air so gentle, face so sweet, And rosy blushes hard to beat. SCOTT, FRANK A half back so fierce, and a great Latin shark, Thought he'd ride to North Platte as a sort of a lark. SCHWYN,MMEE A stylish little lady, to this we all will own, Her winning smile, her pleasant way, to everybody shown. SHILTS, PRUDENCE Another maiden whose appearance might deceive the teachers, Though prudent, she is in for fun, regardless of its features. SMENTOWSKI, AGNES A dignified studious student, who nothing but study will do, Her conduct, as well as Miss Agnes, is almost too good to be true sorHMAN,RosE Her modest looks, in truth, a cottage might adorn, Alas! For boys in general, she holds the deepest scorn. SPRINGER, RALPH l just love to talk and argue, till they make me stop and rest, And of all the games agoing, I like basket ball the best. STAAL, ELENA A good deal's in a name this time, for she is lean and tall, Which comes in mighty handy in a game of basket ball.

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PORTER, HOWARD Always found playing pranks, his spare time to beguile, His most constant companion, an innocent smile, SUNBERG, ELLEN In spite of all the bright and handsome boys this class can show, She needs must tum to juniors to find herself a beau. TESTNIAN, VIRGINIA I love my books and classmates, and all the High School joys, But more than all of these I love those creatures they call boys. SWITZER, AGNES Seems to think boys were a dreadful mistake, A rest from her studies, scarce ever will take. STEARNS, MARJORIE The teachers have at sometimes feared, of voice she'd been forsaken For it, as well as she, are as quiet as they make 'em. THARP, FLOYD A gridiron hero well known in the state, But for football C-'I 'tis said would have quit in 'O8. VEIT, ERNEST Seems to be indifferent to boys and girls alike, Has a smile for most occasions, be they gloomy ones or bright.