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

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.-, N as-1 ' J- .srir 'faxes .. I S -wa - ., .. - ..-c.g....g ..4,..-,ge ROBERT BRUCE HOTCHKISS Robert is one of Miss Bond's faithful stand bys. He is quite a musician, and we shall not be at all surprised if some day we learn that he has become Sousa s successor. FLORENCE MAE HOCSER She is ever fair and never proud. She talks at will but is never loud. Centle timid and refined. She is ever sweet and always kind. HARRY E. HOUSER Another one of the jolly bunch from up on the knob. He is a man of high aims who wishes to follow Caruso's steps' but we think he'd make a fine general in the army as he showed when with VVash- ington. FRANCES CERTRUDE HCRLEY Mike is one of the favorite members of the Senior Class. She has fine talent for drawing and expects to go to Edin- boro next year to take up art. She also likes literature. and is especially fond of Carlyle H ELEN El .IZAI-BETH .IOH NSON Helen is a sweet and charming girl who left us at Christmas time. but intends to come back to graduate this spring. She is at present necessary to the successful operation of the Erie Railroad. XYINNIE S. KIGHTLINGER Judging by what we have heard, VVinnie will make a great beauty parlor special- ist. No matter what she undertakes, she should be successful, as her name is XYin. +45 A l l 1 27 5' J 'I H Q' 6 ' 121 -- '-' . 1 ' Al' ' '. 1.! ,- l ' .mr A . .v nail.:- 1 i g H ' A ' ,, s C im S A C 'fig 'S' p -A-i 'E . r . fiie ffl - f ...f, f :jr V 4 W. '5 5. 1 gil' A 'Lil- ,IM 4 L ll I 1 1 . s N i l l V i I 1 ' 1 i l 1 1 - . l A l '

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11 1 RUSSELL M. H..-XYNES Hark! Oh, Hear!-gather around all ye damsels! Dost thou know that the noble Russell is the scion of the ancient House of Haynes, whose manor stands in the wide and bounteous fields of Bloom- ing Valley? There, amid rustic scenes of beauty. the mighty Russell rules his fellow yokels with autocratic power. RALPH H EASLEY Ralph was one of those fellows that quit in January. Rumor has it that he will wander away over plain and mountain till he reaches Sunny California: there to be a rival of Harry Langdon, and a millionaire resident of Hollywood. VIRGINIA HENNEN Virginia is one ot' our thrifty girls. lm- mediately upon finishing her high school course she became a doctor's assistant. Her voice carries very well if we can judge from Greenville news. Now. Jinnie! HELEN MARGARET HIBBARD Helen is a second Longfellow-some what abbreviated. Her funny rhymes are the causes of many uproars in study hall. She is always out for a good time and always willing to take along her guitar. ANNA HEN RlE'l l'A HIGISY Anna is one of our most brilliant stud- ents, and a fine musician. She has only one thing to fear and that is the mistle- toe. How about it, Anna? ' HELEN E. HITCHCOCK Elizabeth is one of the commercial stud- ents who is now in style. not having shorn her fair locks. It is rumored that she is particularly fond of a certain brave and dashing hero who stars in western pic- tures, Does he need a good typist, Eliza- beth?

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:-1 S ,Zidi- HELEN RUTH KING Ruth is the jolly reserved Miss that runs down Walnut Street about 8:10 every morning. She has played her part well in the various dramatic stunts, and proved to be an especially good lisper. Ruth is always willing to lend a hand and will be greatly missed. THELMA 'IEANNE KINNEY Everyone was glad that Thelma de- cided to stay and graduate with the class of '27. She could have finished in Febru- ary, but the pleasure of remaining with us proved to be too much for her. ESTHER ELIZABETH KISER Esther is one of the quietest members of the class. She always has her lessons and is very fond of translating French. VVe hear there is a certain some one wait- ing for her. THOMAS -I. KIQEEA N Tom would make a Fine movie star. playing the part of a hero from the wide open spaces where men are men, He quit school after the first semester, but. never- theless, can sometimes be seen in the vicinity of the school. There is an attrac- tion. HAZEL ANNA KLI PPEI. Hazel has an extreme fondness for Buicks. She lives not far from Meadville. but her avowed fondness for Linesville roses leads us to believe that our town will not claim her as its own. 'IOH N CHANDLER KNAPP Everyone knows the handsome fullback of M. H. S. He was as good a scholar as an athlete, and a member of a certain Physics class. We shall probably hear of him in the future 'as a second Red Grange. He isn't dieting, as he often goes to Clancv's