Meadville Area High School - Red and Black Yearbook (Meadville, PA)

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Francis Forbes Lucile VVl1at is mine, no matter, lVhat is matter, never mind. Iinportantt memiher mf the orehestna. Very popular. especially among' the girls of the Junior Class. Made High in three years. Cheer header ot' 1920-21. The girls are anxious to know how he eurls his hair, Maynard Ulf ladies he hut young' and fair they have the gift to know it. Is she sort of eute and pretty? You said it! If she would lmly smile on the humihle men of M. H. S., but they are all saved for a eertain A. V. Bird, Twila's inseparable eonrpanion. .lfllizaheth lVlSll?l1'l VVe like her for her own true worth. lve never see muelh of Elizaheth. hut we have heard that someone monoplizes her time, so may he that explains it. Beside other atteetions she seems to favor Latin. Shes a part-ieular l'riend of Miss Haxton and Miss Dunn, having taken four years ot' Latin. l i 1 s4'V4'llfP4'11 Ilelen Sarah liuth NVoodworth When she would talk! Ye Gods how she would talk. Best examiple of perpetual motion in M. ll. S. Quiet only when she sleeps. llas lots ot' pep and is a glt140Cl supporter of the team. Finished High in CHQ years. llrtman Oh keep me innoeent! Make others great. A faithful follower of History. Maybe she takes more interest in Ancient. conquerors than in modern heroes. liiftle, hut, oh my! Postaniee 'IIer dimlples are tiny Wells of laughter. We understand that Ruhh has no time for High Siehool fellows, as 4'D'ele Seems to monopolize it. She is noted for her sunny sinile and takes an active part in all class doings. Memlher of the S. U. V. Sammuel lVarren A man he seems of eheerful yesterday and con- iident toniorrowf' NVell liked by the whole school. Piiteilier on Base Hall team in, l5l'2l. A Hsharku in his studies. Vile understand' he is very popular with the ladies. Senior Six. 1

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Kenneth Lainlmietl'rown Prineej Adelaide Thurston Edna Not to know me argues yourself unknownf Kenneth Landon determined gentle in a very rough way, affectionate well, we'll say so or rather she tloes. Quite an artist. tfolleets the photographs of all tl1e out ol' town vamps. Says he'll make the University of t'ineinnatli in Zllffg years. Reese HWhatever she clitl was done with niueh easef' A quiet sort ol' girl who eame to us from New Castle. 'She never 'bothers the boys much anal is very stuidious. Tallest girl in tlhe Class. Florenee Johnston Light and airy, smiling and gay, VVith a very winning wayf' Aequirecl a tlesire to graduate and startetl rushing suddenly. ls good looking but the High St-lie-ol students have no ehanee, as she is tied up to a banker. Myrtle Baeon 'Though Mlyrtle's list of heaux is full, it ean always be 'Ll1'ulle'r. 'l'he Conqueror of Caesar, Cicero, and Virgil. 'Expects to be a school teaeher, but we'll leave it tio Alplha Chi Rho fellows. Blirian David Care to every eollin achls a nail, no tlouht And every grin so merry tlraws one out. Always keeps her marks up, and has a good time. Makes tlying trips to Franklin. Says she has devel- opefl a reel ease so supposed it was on a movie star, lien 'l'ur1pin for instance but its only a Junior in M. H. S. 1 Kepler , Better 'he fleacl than out of stylef, She is one ot' our 'ts-weetest-girl-graduates. .ls not seen mueh in the halls of M. H. S., fbut who can blame her for tlelightinig in the more highly intel- lectual eonversation of tihe men. of Allegheny. Brings N. Y. styles to Bleaclville. Vile predict a brilliant future for her as a designer. Swaney VVlr.zever exeells in what we prize, Aippears a hero in our eyesf, A quiet. fellow, popular 'with the whole elass. Went out for litasket Ball in '211. We eould never get along withoult him in Pthfysies Cl-ass. Seldom seen at High School taetivities. Page sixteen

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-.....l., Floyd Mcllahon l've du-ne my duty and l've done no more. One of the niee looking boys of the glass, There seems tin be a dispute on South Main Street as to mvhich one is going to get him. Sort ot quiet in schoohlmt you'd he surprised. We11't to Conneaut- ville H. S., but liked us better so came to M. H. S. to graduate. Francis G reenwalt-4 ' Francie' i Helen HA mind at peaee with the worldf' Tlhe girl with the pretty curls and one of the femv smart ones of which the class is proud. They say she is not a lover ot the opposite sex, but then we a great deal about Hliobf' Francis, we think you are too old to have the measles. Hitler HRound her eyes her tresses fell, VVhieh were blackest none could tell. Dr. Clatwson simlply eouldn't do his work if it weren't. for Helen. For tihe last two years she has worked 'Ybetween terms in his office. She's a friend ot everyone's and is seldom seen without lfuth Postanee. Attends Sunday School and League, regularly. 'tThere's a reason. Dorothy Mason HHer graceful ease and sweetness void of pride Might hide her faults, it faults she had to hide. Took the Commercial Course and made it pay by Edith Helen being a stenograplier to the Business Blauager. Pop- ular with the Faculty but her ready smile would make her popular anyplace. A great friend of the president .nt the Junior Class. Treats him. O. K. Vllonder why she takes meals at the Alba? Veith-t ' Edie ' ' 'tLike a circle ending never, Does my tongue go on foreverf' Loves all the fellows, esipeeially Johnnies. Famous for her sunny simile. Delights in kidding the Freshies and Soiphs. Memlber ot the Girls Basket Ball squad. Finishing High School in three and a halt years. Entertained the Seniors at her elifttage at Conneaut Lake. Limlber Ulluch wisdom often goes with fewest. words. ls Helen liimheri' She nmst be to have escaped live schools with her life. She joined us as a Soph- more and has never been known to create a dis- turbance. Ellis Hall 4'0h this learning, what a terrible thing it is.', The Faculty have tried for years to persuade Ellis to wait ton graduate until the new H. S. was com- pleted, but Jlilllis was deaf to their entreaties and in- sisted that he must. graduate while he was able to walk across the stage to receive his diploma. Man- ager ot' the Foot Ball team and played. Page eighteen ' - . l Y