Hastings High School - Saxon Yearbook (Hastings, MI)

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Ruth Chambers—“Ruth” “She resolutely puts aside every selfish consideration,- She owes to virtue every triumph that she knows. George Kluewe—“Flying Dutchman “Fair-haired, azure-eyed, with delicate Saxon complexion. Gladys Olneb—“Gladys” “Sober, steadfast, and demure. Full, cheerful and pleasant of port.” Minnie Sisson—“Becky” “Firmness, intellect, and enthusiasm, A patient, conscientious worker.” CII ari.ky Blivi n—“Chuck” “An example of untiring labor in literary pursuits. Hazel Smith—“Hazelnut” “Forsooth, one well versed in the ways of the Germans. 28

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Marjorie Reynolds—“Puggins” “Everything she does displays her cap- ability for profound thought. Richard Wing— Dick” Afar from town He runs his godly race. Marjorie Bolton—“Marjorie” A noble woman, full tall and strate. Thresia Gillet—“Thresia” Ah, though to the world unknown Far, happier here, I ween. Leon Dunning—“Leon” IVisdom crowns his brow He heeds not the lighter things of life.” Aimee Renkes— Geraldine” “Suggestive, original, profound, one of the greatest thinkers of her age. 27

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Marguerite Hall—“Peg” But for a modest, graceful mien. The like I never saw.” I .oi.A Power—“Lola” “Ah! Pair she is, and better still, Of virtuous, kindly nature” William McKnicht—“Bill” “Scotty” “A Scotsman, strong, true, And a man, through and through” Alice Hughes—“M c” “ITho, without methods Talks us into sense.” A m y Still—“Amy” “Everywhere persuasive, nowhere em- phatic” Floyd Eckert—“Snick” “An athlete, a man, of whom his school is proud.” 29