Hastings High School - Saxon Yearbook (Hastings, MI)

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Emma Hughes—“Peggy” A Normalite, destined to be a great in- struetor. Irene Hougiitalin— Irene” Iit arguing, too, she owns her shill, For e’en though vanquished, she can argue still.” James Page—“Jim” “A faithful worker in pedagogical labors.” Elvira Durkee—“Vie” Though worthy, she is zvise. Her honors giveth her not the big- head.” Mary Ellison—“Mary” One of the shining stars.” Jennie Mullen—“Jcannie” A born teacher, filled with mathematics, history, and grammar.” Isabelle Edger—“Isabelle” Filled with sage couttcil and noble thought.” 22

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Glady s Gilbert—“Gladys'’ “Her influence is exerted tensize conversation! through ex- Max Lewis—“Max” “In sustained imagination and loftiness, he surpasses all of his great con- temporaries Edna Otis—“Edna” “IVith lustrous eyes And olive skin ” MAUDIE CH ARLTON—“Peggy” “Of joyous nature, not solemn, sorrow- ful, serious” Wallace Osborn—“Wally” “He never was known to unbend or to revel. In baseball, marbles, hockey, or kick up the devil” Kathrine Ickes—“Kate” “A brilliant conversationalist ” 21

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Marie An Estep—“Fine” inspiring leaclier and guide. Carrie Geiger—“Carrie” She sat by the fire and talked the night away. Barbara Sowerby—“Ted” A teacher to be respected and Uked by all. conscientious, loyal.’’ Edith Johncock— Hank” She bravely upholds ivhat she regards as truth. Goi.da Walters A teacher and a lawyer, the defender of the Normalities and of the rights of women. Ellen Kelley—“Kelley” A teacher, tall and straight.” 23