Hastings High School - Saxon Yearbook (Hastings, MI)

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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

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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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Mildred Matton—Midge” Hers was not a nature without turmoil, feeling or emotion” Ellen Clary—“Ellen” “And she is fair and fairer than that word, Of wondrous virtues.” Charles Todd—'“Toddie” “Rosie” “And stilt they gazed, and still the won- der grew. That one small head could carry all he knew” Makcelink Edger—“Marceline” “Tull solemn and serious leas she.” Florence W at k i ns—“Floe” “Truth, decision, temperance, intellect.” Lester Johnson—'‘Jack” “Hardy he was, and wys to undertake [Vith many a storm hadde his herd been shake.” i 26