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19 18 THE HEMATITE 19 18 Emil J. Aili....................“Xugeri” Ho is truly a courageous man who never desponds. Fife and Drum Corps. Capt. Class Football, ’17. H.t a lm a it A x derso x ......“ Yellow” Unless man works he can not find out what he is able to do. Boys’ Patrol, ’17-T8. Boys’ Glee Club, ’17-’18. Dramatic Club—“It Pays to Advertise.” Ida Anderson. Reputation is what men think we are —character is what God sees we are. Leonard Anderson .............“Whitely” If a man empties liis purse into his head no one can take it from him. Eixard Anderson .................“Webster” Argue, argue early and late If a line were crooked, he’d argue it straight. Rutti Anderson ..................“Rut” The strawberry grows underneath the nettle. Girls’ Glee Club, TG-T7-’18. Knitting and Reading Clubs. Hematite Board, 1918. Page Seventeen
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Class of 1918 Honor Roll Page Sixteen On the Class of 1918 Honor Roll there appear thkek names and we are as proud of the three represented by those names as it is possible for Americans to be proud. Erwin Gustafson was the first to leave school and enlist, his date of enlistment being May 5, 1917. Erwin is serving in the Cnited States Navy and at the time we go to press is on the V. S. S. Nebraska. Leslie Davev had. the “fever” for a long time, but held on to his school work until February 15th of the present year and on the 21st of that month offered himself to his country and is now in the Field Artillery and stationed at Waco, Texas. Gustaff Somppi felt the call and responded late in February of this year and is serving with the Army Signal Corps.
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THE HEMATITE 19 18 19 18 Emil Bay. I find No wealth is like a quiet mind. Bovs’ Patrol, T8. Dramatic Club, T8. “It Pays to Advertise.” Lillian Bostrom. Never anything can be amiss When simpleness and duty tender it. Knitting and Reading Club. Winifred Brenzel.............“Winnie” Obliging to everyone, yet reserved to all. Girls' Glee Club, 1915-T6-T7-T8. Elizabeth Y. Chisholm..........“Babe” Those about her from her shall learn the perfect ways of honor. Girls’ Glee' Club, 1915-T6-T7-T8. Accompanist, Boys’ Glee Club. 1918. Knitting and Reading Club. Edith Marion Cole. Her fancy lays to traveling. Girls’ Glee ' Club, 1915-T6-T7-T8. Knitting and Reading Club. ■ i Ethel Coumbe. A maid of grave and complete majesty. Girls’ Glee Club, 1916-’17-’18. Knitting and Reading Club. Page Eighteen
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