Meridian High School - Mana Ha Sa Yearbook (Meridian, ID)

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CECIL SPENCER- Blick I've a notion lo- Football '23, '24, '25, '26. Basketball '23, '24, '25, '26, French Club '26, Staff '28, Rings In the Snwdustf' Mo for the simple life. OLIVE MANSON- Ollie I don? sou u-hy. Montour High '25, '26, '27. G. R. '2S. Whol does she think? Na one knows. THELMA RAINS-HBIIIU Ask Clarence, he iold mc. Class T1-ens. '26. Just Ict me hom- -my Il'I'l1l.n RALPH MADDEN- BTO'It lll6 I rim!! know. Rings In the Snwdustf' Football '27, 28. Think, than act. Nvvw' oct, than think. DEWITT KELLAR-NDP Tho!'s nothing: I did it too. Football '26, '27, Basketball '27, '28, French '27. An American Bride. There aw' only two grua! Huw: in thc' world and I nm bolh of Ih1'n1. NOLA BEERY- NoIfo I lwpe your right. Home Elo. Club EG. Scc. '27 Commer- cia contest ..7. To I1e.Iwo1'tlL u'hiIf, om' must Ienrn to smi fu' DELLA GRAY- DolIa l vr something to tell you, kid. Basketball '24, '25, '26, '27. Redondo Igliglzi Czrlif. '25. Rings In the nw ust.' Look info hor eyes and you sue on angnl- Inok a Iiitlv longer mul you 301' rm imp. CLARENCE MCGUIRE- Moc Oh, I dunno naw. Football '24, '25, '26, '27, Basketball '26, '27, '28, Capt. '28. Class Pres. '24. Trens. '25, French Club '27. Rings In the Snwdust. lf all tho mon in, fha U. S. would go to Hong Kong, wlzvre would thc ummm go,-To Pvhin. Huh. Huh. EDNA MCNEAlr-t'1ll'1flg0t Arc you talking to mv? G. R. '25, '26, '27, '28. Commercial contest '27. I don'l care I'd 'rather he small thmi- FRANCES BAIRD- F1'fl'1llC1t ' Have you you r lvsson yet? Rings In the Suwdustf' French Club Home Ee. Club '27. G. R. Once I was caught studying, but I have about lived down the disgrace. ........- --..u-- f-..-:Y: :

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'I +- DORIS SUDGEN- D0lly Now Stnppitu G. R. '25, '26, '27, '28, Class Secy. '25, Vice Pres. '27, Pres. '28, Debate '27, Expression '28, Staff, '28. The greatest factory of eloquence is sin- eerily. SIGFRID JOSSIS-- Slg. I lmtcl1a,. Football '27, '28, Track '27, Class Treas. '27. H1lrrics, but lnkvs his lime. CHESTER MCPHERSON- Chet Well, lhut's so. French Club '27. Rings in the Saw- dust. Pres. '26, '27, Expression, vo ..8. I 14-ish girls would leave me alone. EVA ANDERTON- PFW Da you think so? Nampa '25, G. R.. '27, '28, Home Ec. Club '26, Rings in the Sawdust. What is it? Toll mc, I ll'lUlt to laugh. HETTIE GIS!-I- H1'fS1'y You bfi I nm. G. R. '25, Basketball '26, '27, '28, Rings in the Sawdust , Commer- cial contest '27g Staff '27. Lflilc', but nLight11-fast and fightyf' FRANCIS HUISH- F-rm That crmft bc right. Football '26, '27, '28g Basketball -'26, '27, '28, French Club '27: Rings in the Suwdustug An American Bride : Staff '28. I'll awake some morning and ind mysvlf famous. ROBERT CATO- Spud Ol1.. flaw, I sw. Basketball '26, '27, Football '25, '26, gl ghifag Ag1e1?EcuEi7B1-ge 5 French u 5 ta , ' . Robm't's life will e'or -remind us, we can 'make om' grades sublime-by asking foolish questions to takv up recllalizm lima' BERTHA S1-:Aw- Bert Alb-ite, I'Il try. French Club '27. SIill wnlvr runs deep. THELMA REA--uTllf0l7l'L'f6,' Well, I think that will be nll1'ile. G. R. '27, French Club '27: Staff '28. I dou't carey I look like a good st'1uienl. DALE Vo0RHEEs- Brick Yah, tlm,t's what I think. ' Footllgalliggp Staff '28, An American rx e. Have more than thou showethg speak less than tlwu knoweth. ggQ 'R ,, 314

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t ............. -x -1+ -1 -W W f 4- l .Q 51.4 . ,, V., ...-.........-.-........-.-..--.- TERREL JASPER- Fat Suits me Football '26, '27, Basketball '26, '27, An American Bride , French Club '26, '27. Why hurry wlwn you just got here? BEULAH MACHAM- Pat I could just fly to Ginnie G. R. '25, Basketball '27, '28, An American Bride , Rings in the Sawdust , Editor-in-chief '28, No one will bclicvc it, but I am 'really bashful. DAxsY DAVIDSON- Davie Well, I don'l care, now Basketball '27, '28, G. R. '25, '26, '27, 28. Slow but sternly, happy but frettyl' GEORGE DAVIS- Pug Now dun't get nll Iwi up Baskgtbglly '27, '28,lQ'Agi American ri e ' ingzs in t e awdust. ' Good sourld ffdifice seldom gels il's zluv apprecmtiou. ' SPENCER FORKNER-HPPIGU Well, I tcll yuh, Mr. Miller Boise High Debate '28, Expression Class '28. Edumlum brains n, man, convcrsavtiou complrlcs him. ELEANOR SCRIVNER- Shorty Who told you? Sorta short, sorlu dark-always rendu for tl, lark. HAZEL lllAY- MaZ0l Well, for hl'avcn's sake G. R. '25, '26, '27, '28, Home Ee. Club '26, French Club '27, An Ameri- can Bride , Rings in the Suw- dust Staff '28, Drury ual thy bow, before thy arrow be med. EDGAR TOMLIN- Eddie Aw, now Kuna High '24, '25, '26, Debate '28. The only 'eddy' in the Senior Lukv Placid. REBECCA FLACK- Berwyn We'1'c jusl got to get busy Basketball '26, '27, '28, Capt. '28, Vice Pres. '24, Rings inthe Sawdustn, An American Bride , French Club '27, Orchestra '25, '27, G. R. '27, Staff '2'7. I can talk, whetlzovr I say anything or not. CLYSTA MAYES- Clfsty How should I know? Rings in tae? Snwdustug Commercial ' contest . We should love to suit ourselves, not other people. ......-............ ...-..-......--..--u...-. 10 -- ...