Markleville High School - Arabian Yearbook (Markleville, IN)

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'Vu' ' 'Tiff' ' ?'!f'l'-, . 5 MWQGHR1 1 Ivzilfgigg n A - I ' ct I J HELEN NORRIS Cheer up vane souls, my heart is for you. Norsey first became known June 22, 1907, somewhere near Anderson. She al- ways has a smile ready for you, but then somehow she takes things to heart. Nor- sey is in love with Geometry and Latin, out of her sight. Vice-President '25, Secretary-Treasurer '24. Departmental of Radio. MYRON HAYES Better late, than never. Mus was iirst heard from Jan. 28, 1909. He is very fond of school, especially Eng- lish. He has some kind of ability or energy stored up, for at times he likes his pleasure. Double Quartette. ' Basketball '26. Joke Editor of Radio. WILMA WHITE Winks and smiles pull 'em thro'. Whitie first took a peep at a rainy old world Feb. 26, 1909, at Odlewold. She is the midget of the class, but that has nothing to do with her will-power. Whitie likes her fun and says pleasure and study do not mix well. Calendar of Radio. B. F. STINSON Sight before you shoot. Bennie first saw light in this world Memorial Day, May 30, 1908, and we fclassj will always remember him. Bennie rep- resents his class honorably in basketball and believes in all fun, but no seriousness. Secretary-Treasurer '26. Basketball '23, '24, '25, i26. Quartette. Assistant Athletic Manager of Radio. 1926

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1 lli iseliiqaym ' F L l 'il' - 1 'te Q MAE DE HART She is little, she is wise, she's a terror for her size. Red opened her little gray eyes here March 29, 1908, in a log cabin near Pendle- ton. She possesses a wonderful voice, but uses it trying to get the boys to be nice. Red is better known in nearby towns than Markleville, but nevertheless, she is a booster for dear old M. H. S. President '26, one-half term. RALPH BLAKE Be on the square. Rufus became known just three days too late to help in the celebration of July 4, 1907. Ralph is a good sort of guy and is Lked by Senior girls. He showed his basket- ball ability this year by staring at iloor guard. Double Quartette '26, Basketball '26, Athletic Editor of Radio. KATHLEEN MONEYHUN i'l came, I saw, I conquered. The old world was surprised Nov. 20, 1907, for it was then that Katy arrived. Katy is a loyal member of her class and we all go to her for references or information. She likes her fun, but says it must be in its place. ,Secretary-Treasurer '26. Editor-in-Chief of Radio. FRED RECTOR Abolish fun and I exist no more. 'KBush was inaugurated May 7, 1907, into our home village. He also earnestly repre- sents his class as a basketball player. Bush is especially fond of English and Freshmen girls. He always thinks someone is cheatin' on him, which is only one of his superstitious characteristics. Double quartette. Basketball '25-'26. Assistant Joke Editor of Radio. 1926

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