Hastings High School - Saxon Yearbook (Hastings, MI)

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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

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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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Sadie Carpenter—“Pegity” “Her disposition is amiable and generous. Hazel McCain—“Hazel” A soul exempt from pride.” Abcelious Campbell—“Rosebud” “Tcadily” Dynamite” “A man severe he was and stern to view, A leader, strong, rugged and true. Winnifred Eaton—“Winnie” “Dreams of a golden age of right and happiness take hold of her. Irene Hoeltzel—“Irene” Warm and generous affection, Tenderness of heart.” Glenn Epc.er—“Jake” “He wins the affections of all by the guilelessness and simplicity of his nature. | 30