Manlius High School - Mirror Devil Yearbook (Manlius, IL)

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Back Row—H. Saunders, K. Jensen, D. Hartz, C. Hansen, C. Hudson, D. Raabe, W. Draper, F. Overly. Middle Row—Mr. Trauphber, M. Draper, V. Stier, D. Johnson, K. Johnson, F. Nelson, E. Friend. Front Row—E Johnson, A. Pierson, R. Dabler, R. Czech, V. Johnson, F. Dabler, M. Hewitt, H. Hochstatter, L. Smith.

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Clibr Alarm UNIDR5 Page Nineteen

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Alarm U?ho's IPho in the Junior Class They say they want me to write a resume of my class, so I suppose I must proceed. First I will tell about my good Christian friend, Dale. He has made himself famous by his exploits in English and Geometry, and has been a success on all the athletic teams. He will undoubtedly blossom into a college football star or an English Professor. Conrad is another of our mainstays in athletics and a dear friend of our pianist. He is on the Little Six All-Star basketball team this year. He is president of the class and has taken part in many honorable events in his school days. Bill Draper has had a very successful career in High School Athletics and would make the head of his classes if it were not for the teachers having a grudge against him. He has a wonderful memory, sometimes even remembering the assignments from one day to the next. Howard has shown traces of his brilliancy in his subjects, but he is so modest that he prefers to stay with his classmates in grades rather than show his remarkable ability. Evelyn is the same old girl as ever, except for a new beau. The latest find has satisfied her wonderfully for the last year or so, and she will probably want a patent on him in a short time. Elizabeth is the same quiet sensible girl as ever, swearing only when it is necessary and showing skill in hand to hand combats. Leatha and Helen are the same dear friends as ever. Helen is a competent librarian and is always paying attention to business. Leatha is taking a great interest in cooking for she has a wonderful prospect to which she may give the products of her class work. Kathryn is a dear friend to all us boys and we have to make our dates about two weeks ahead to keep in turn. She is an ardent admirer of Mr. French and his remarkable capacity of asking her questions she can’t answer. Doris is a diligent student but she doesn’t say much and is not heard from a great deal. Fay is the sport of the class and is also highly esteemed by his teachers because he is so industrious. Marvin has aspirations of being president someday. He is much like silent Cal. Roger intends to become a noted agriculturist. His success will depend largely upon the expert advice he received from Mr. Bateman. Daniel is a quiet boy talking only when it is necessary. He has his heart set on becoming a musical artist. Clifford is a very strenuous worker on his studies and manages to make passing grades. He is also trying to follow in the footsteps of Patrick Henry. Viva is our old stand-by. She has faithfully stood by us for the last two or three years. Frances is the brains of the class. She is very studious, tends to her own business and has several other very rare qualities. Francis is our smallest, but what he lacks in size, he makes up for in unnecessary performances. His diminitive size does not reduce his ablitiy to solve mathematical impossibilities. Virden takes an active interest in politics and other corrupt affairs. He will probably be a contortionist Ronald is an all-round handy man to have to help one out of scrapes and more often to get into them. He has been up before the bar of justice several times so far and these experiences will be of much service to him when he becomes a professional law breaker. Marvel has hung around and enjoyed herself for about three years. She is a good student and a good friend, especially for certain ones. Arlene is a great kid. She is a brilliant English student, at times, and a friend to everybody. —Kenneth Jensen ’29