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Betty Iewell Caldwell Band 1. 2, 3 5 Cross 1, 2 : llru C un l 2: Girl -1 rvc s 4 ' I c-spr-drz ri Rod and Re-- 1 4 : Y I -n'ur 1 l' y 3 Su ' 1-tar Senior Class. MBR., Bee rightfully earned her nickname by be- ing as busy as that proverbially busy little in- sect. Popular with all her classmates, she served as a most excellent Secretary of the Senior class. Her ambition is to be an X-ray Technician. For a pastime she likes to swing it on the squeak stick. As Vice-President of the band and a good trumpeter, Iohnny's pet peeve was marching on those cold fall nights at the football games. Loving candy, he was more concerned in satis- tying his sweet tooth than in losing weight. Eleanor Cannon Eleanor Corning to us from Rogers in her Iunior year, Eleanor proved a dependable addition to the class of '4l. Her shy, quiet manner should make her a success in her chosen work, a mis- sionary nurse. We wish her all success. Although small in stature, Iiggs never failed to be seen or heard on any and every occa- sion. She served her class as Secretary as a lunior. Two things are unforgettable about Iiggs K her continual giggling and her con- stant use of Mr. Wrigley's famous product. Girl RL-sm-rvus 1, 2, 3: Iohn L' Carter' Ir' Iii-spedra 4: Rn-d Cross 1: G.A.A. 2, 3, 1 - - Bend 1, il, 3. 4: Band Fetal. F-.QS 4 ,lsic y I hman Lass: Vice-President 4. Scan-tary Junior class. M-lnhnnyn Jiggs Geraldine Ccrudle
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Alyce had no regular nickname but it should have been self-evident. Public Speaking class brought to light her outstanding characteristic. Active in extra-curricular activities, probably the highlight of her high school career was in learning how to Walk in character for the Iunior Play. Marve's quick temper drove him to the accomplishment of many things others thought impossible. He earned the Left End position on the football team during his Senior year. Spring-time for Susie, the Iunior Play, showed Marve at his best. AIYCS Brink Barbara Brinks Lespedra 45 Red Cross Girl Resgrvgg 1, 2, 3, 1, 2, 3, 43 Pro and 4: Red Cross 2, 3, 4: C011 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus Pro and Con 2, 3, 4: 4 I.:-spa-dra 4. Aww '-Bobby So efficient Was Bobby that every organi- zation of which she was a member was con- tinually calling on her for assistance. She at- tended the N.S.P.A. convention in Cleveland as a delegate from The Echo. Her unfortu- nate accident during her Iunior year gave her one ambition - to keep out of hospitals. Shy, quiet Tag had two interests in high school. One was her trumpet playing in the band, the other was in the sports in Which she took an active part. Her classmates predict that she will either be another Babe Didrickson or else a member of Phil Spitalny's all-girl orchestra. Marvin Brower Pro and Con 23 Mauve Leona M. Club 4 3 Lespedra 4 3 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 3 Junior Play: SeniorP1ayg Football 2, 3, 45 Base- ball 3 Girl Reserves 23 G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Pro and Con 2, 33 Band 2, ..Tag,, Buikema
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Dale Conner Wilma Cotton liasf-hall IS. 1: Football Girl Rt-st-rvi-S 1, 2, 3, I I lr-'11 1 Cllll -1. Ii:-slwilra 4: Pro and Con 1, ZZ: G.A.A. M H Z, il. 4: Library Myrt Svivncu 3. The strong and accurate wing that was accustomed to throwing strikes across the plate from deep center tield did not serve Myrt so well in the class room. He had other interests than baseball, too. One was hunt- ingg another was sitting on the bridge with his thumb in the air when he should have been in school. Wincly's girl friend must have told him that a kiss Without a mustache is like meat without sauce. Witness the result. His nick- name was well earned. Most ot his recitations were extremely verbose but with an extreme paucity of meaning. Willie Willie's ambition was to be a commercial artist. Her ability along this line was well demonstrated in her clever posters for class plays. With her winning ways and sharp tongue the mighty mite was able to drive others to accomplish more than they thought possible. Harve was a quiet and studious lad. He took part in many ot the Public address sys- tem plays. Extremely interested in aviation, Harve spent most ot his time building model airplanes. While a good mixer with the boys, he was a little shy around the tair sex. Harvey Davelaar Wendell Cunningham Hi-Y 33 Library Qcience 3, -1 : IA-srwwira Le-ape-dra 4 : S e n i o r Play. Windy Harve
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