Hastings High School - Saxon Yearbook (Hastings, MI)

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Muriel Groat—‘•Muriel” “A strong supporter of her class, her school, and the County Normal” Orville Saylees A natural poet, lofty, of high ideals, sublime, incomprehensible” Garner Hampton—“ lamp” “ There is noivhere so virtuous Withal he strong is as a champion ” Gladys Frederick—“Polly” “Mild dignity and saintlike patience.J Daniel Smith—“Dan” “D. V.” 44 A man of note, authority on all subjects, But icit ha I, a virtual cut-up” Maude Robinson—“Slim” “Supremely soft and dignified 24

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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

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Doris Mohlek— Doris” uShe indures not cant, hypocrisy, affec- tation, artifice ' Ernest Romnson— Rex” W hose saintly lisage- is too bright 7 o hit the sense of human sight Crystal Freem an— Cricket” Her ardor outstrips discretion. She seeks to do everything in an in- stant Greta 11 uheard— Greta” A true Senior, fair, virtuous, sociable, true. Forrest Christy—“Frosty” He may be slow, but he can Ketch-um just the same. Kittie Bell McIntosh— Kittie” Overflowing with words 25