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6 THE BEACON HELEN BRULLE “Tommie” “Age cannot wither, nor custom stale her infinite variety.” Assistant Treasurer Philolethian Literary Society ’19. News Editor Beacon ’21. Class Will ’22. We all think Helen the best little sport in the class. Let some one sug- gest an escapade and she is the first one ready. Usually though, she is the firs tone to suggest it. Her giggles are a continuous source of amusement. Helen’s gift of “silvery-tongued lang- uage” is admired by many and enjoy- ed by us all. HARRY AARON GREEN “Monkey” “Then he would talk, ye gods! how he would talk!” Annual Play ’20, ’21. Orchestra ’18, ’19, ’20, ’21. Senior Scrap Bag ’22. This boy has afforded us a good laugh many times. His “long line,” his rollicking good humor, his “speed- ing-up process” has made Harry a necessary element to our class, but he has plenty of knowledge as well. In the last year Harry has learned to dance and when it comes to drawing a bow, just page Harry and his fiddle.
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THE BEACON 5 ELLIS PHILLIP BLOCK “Cutie” “He looks and laughs at a’ that.” Ellis is surely a good sport, ever- ready for a good time and a chance to air his opinions. He surely has a “good long line.” Just strike up a fox trot and Ellis is in his element. You bet! And he is equally at home in his little two-seated roadster, too. WALTER DAY BOHLKEN “Bo” “None but himself can be his parallel.” Student Concil ’21. Vice-President Class ’21, ’22. President Philolethian Literary So- ciety ’21. Walter is greatly admired and well- liked because of his good disposition and sunny smile. He takes a prom- inent part in all school activities. We are sure of his success.
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THE BEACON 7 CARY GABLER HUDSON “Bobbie” “The soul’s calm sunshine and the heartfelt joy.” A lovable disposition is Cary’s greatest asset. Everyone knows that they have a friend in this gracious girl. Dependability is another of her enviable characteristics. When one calls upon her, she is ever ready to help. We are sorry to part with you, Cary. ANNIE LESLIE HUTCHENS “Bobbie” ‘Hail to thee, blithe spirit!” Secretary Philolethian Literary So- ciety ’20. This is our exponent of the Terpsi- chorean art. Annie is ever-smiling and she extends the hand of good fellowship to all. Good times, music, ice-cream sodas and gaiety belong to Annie. Here’s our good wishes to you, jolly friend.
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