Madison Central High School - Tychoberahn Yearbook (Madison, WI)

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Forest II. Cooke. M. C. ‘‘We grant. although lie bad much it. lie was very slow of using it.' Alibie 'ooper. (I. S. ••Her ways are the ways of plea ant::e And all her paths are peace. •lohn 11. ('urtis. (i. S. “Nowhere a man so busy as he. Vet lie seems busier than he was. Helen E. Davis. M. C. “Sincerity, the first of virtues. Elsie H. Dillman. M. C. “Who mixed reason with pleasure and wisdom with mirth,—If she had any fault she has left us in doubt.” Margaret II ’Doubler. M. C. “ Tis well to be so merry and wise. 29

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Adaline Brown. M. C. “Of spirit so still and quiet.” Walter J. Burch. G. S. “Brevity is tin soul of wit.” Katherine B. Bvrne. M. C. “Who could he moved to smile at anything.” Hose I. Carlson. G. S. “She blushes like a red, red rose.” Marie Cary. M. C. “Many a genius has been slow of growth.” ’8 Frank Cnare. G. S. “By heaven. I cannot Hatter!

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Sidney B. Dudgeon. G. S. “True as the needle to the pole Or as the dial to the sun.’ Clara B. Durbrow. M. C. •‘With looks fair, she was so street and gay. But questions could she ask the live long day.” Frances W. Durbrow. M. C. “With what joy and gladness welcomed is she everywhere.” Perry Fess. Eng. “ Tis he, I ken the manner of his gait, lie rises on his toe.” Edward J. Fisher. Eng. “lie has a head to contrive, a tongue to persuade, and a hand to execute any mischief.” Josephine M. Gath. M. C. “She is young, wise, fair; In these to nature she’s immediate heir.” 3°