Marengo High School - Tiger Yearbook (Marengo, IA)

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Glen Fisher A recent, but none the less welcome, addition to our class. There is a certain something in his looks which marks a learned man. Edwin Fesler Fat-slow and easy going, but Oh! my! how the girls adore him! Mystery: where does he get his marcel? Lulu Ginther A girl whose works will soon be equal to Shakespeare's3 her poems are not kept in fireproof vaults to save them from wear and destruction. Margaret Griffin We all like her-we just can't help it. Helen Husted She loved nature, and next to nature, art. Her pen speaks for her. Wayne Johnson Like a broken mirror in the sun, I'm full of bright cracks. Lyle Kenney Lives of great men all remind us-- Olga Lipsius So noble, good and gentle, A maiden of pure m2tal. Margaret McCauley Her character is molded from three words-Happiness, content, and good will. Car-roll McGivern 'Tm the best-looking young- man in high school-if you don't believe it, just ask me.

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JUNIOR CHARACTERISTICS Cleone Allum The ship is sailing down the lbay, Goodlbye, my lover, goodbye- My heart beats to your drum beats, Goodbye, my lover, goodbye. Esther Bigbee I love my love and my' love loves me. Vada Brown as A new gown-dancing slippers and a beau-I'm happy. Edwin Cook Witty and wondrous wise. He thinks textbooks are a dull and endless strife and that 'M. H. S. would be a much better place if it did not insist upon such things as lessons. Ruth Co Jk The original 'Tam-O'-Shanter' girl with the sunniest smile in school. Edith Cummings Her sparkling eyes and little smile Makes many boys come up the aisle. James Cummings Small but brimful of wisdom. A dainty little watch charm, he For some fair maiden well might be. Pearl Cooperider I'm not distinguished, but my giggle is. Fe-rne Dickenson Those who know her Pbest appreciate her most. Bernice Feller I say what I think--if I think it.

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Edith MCKusker ' it! Aspires to stenography and music. Pauline McKusker Pauline's hair is the envy of every' girl in M. H. S. with the exception of those who are similarly lbllesssd. Her ambition is to become a business woman. Lester 'Mercer They say a dark room is where things develop. That's why I take my 'darlin' ' to the movies. Helen Paine Very energetic and also a capiable sort of person. We'l1 wager no one ever 'runs over' her. She has a 'knack of turning a common-place incident into the most irre- sistibly funnyh story. Sabina Payne A sweet and pretty little maid With hair of lovely golden shade, A mouth where smiles go out and in, And a dainty dimpled chin. Carl Pelzer He does things, but never seems busy over them. The girl situation holds no worries for him. A good student and a mighty fine fellow. Naida Royal A quiet 'royal' little lass Who adds so much to the Junior class. Naomi Schafbuch Liked by all, a good student and an excellent house- keeper. Seldom seen without Edith. Walter Schoenfelder ' Walter is a good old sport. He does everything he 'ort-not to. Attends M. H. S. in body, but Iowa University in spir-