Princeton High School - Tiger Yearbook (Princeton, IL)

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GLEE SEIBEL.. Seibel's pompadour reminds one of a eurly wire hair brush. He's a good bowler and hearts are no mystery to him. He is cared for by his aunt who sees that he is provided with fresh per- fume . Seibel is a jolly fellow hid in an awkward extei-ior.' HILDUR SWANSON. ' Hildur is one of the Vergil sharks who daily congregate in the K'Eating House. Hildur also knows her Deutseh, although she often punctu- ates with a-a . She is a type of student undisturbed by social schemes. P' MAMIE NELSON. Father Jones exercises a proteetorate over Mamie, but she don't show it. Mamie will probably be a stenographer to a great man. Here's hoping. VERA COLVER. Vera is a girl who always has about twice as much to do as she can get done. Her greatest faults are wiggling and good-naturedness. She is good company, and is generally an agree- able classmate. NORRIS REMSBURG. Remsburg and his P. A. are never separated long. Doc. is a charter member of the stagg club. He has an affnity for qualitative analysis, Alvin Hertwig, and a dress suit. He might amount to something if he wanted to, but Doe.'s wishes are only pipe dreams. Page Twenty Seven

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GLADYS TAYLOR. Gladys is perhaps the most literary of a class of 76. She is always to be seen delving into the mysteries of Latin or English literature. If she doesn't die of overwork, she will make a. splendid teaeher, or librarian. GRACE SHUGART. Graee lives a few miles from school and has a grand opportunity to enjoy the beauties of nature in the early morning, since the installation of single sessions. Like all Seniors she is a hard worker and deserves a sueeessful ea- reer. PAUL FISHEL. lVe have often wanted to use Fishel's head for a. bowling ball. Paul is a.n artist at repairing fires, selling pictures and inventing ideas. He will be a worthy partner in a. eoal iirxn. Paul is gifted with a popular sister and the right to vote. FLORINE KELLER. Studious. gentle and quiet, Florine fills her place in our class totally un- disturbed by her noisy sehool mates. Her fertile brain is teeming with origi- nal ideas whieh only need the suitable oeeasion to eall them forth. MAY BLACKBURN. Though perhaps this peaceful coun- tenanee doesnlt show it, May is a mem- ber of a lively bunch that live on East Peru. She alway's minds her own af- fairs but is never too busy to help someone else with his. In for a. good time always, she proves a. true friend.

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'Q' Page Twenty Eight V IV IAN VVELLER-. Oh Dearf, A smile and a. good word for every- one is the reward of her acquaintances. A sweet disposition and a small stature are her greatest faults. JESSIE DEAN. The pride of LaMoille dropped into our midst last year in the person of studious Jessie. She sure does honor to her home school. HOWARD LONEY ' ' That 'S the limit. ' ' Cupid is our class matemaker, also our baby. He has an abnormal love for perfume, hair oil and talcum pow- der. His angelic face may be seen flitting about the school in the hope- less quest of knowledge. He is a mu- sician, a good musician and a faithful exponent of the Alamo Rag. NAOMI ENNES. Valley really ha.sn't a rough temper, though her study hall associates might cultivate one. We 're sure she misses Cliff since he dropped school though we suppose it was for the best. RUBY LARSON. Ruby is one of our artists, showing marked ability in her chosen art. She is a loyal member of the class of 1912, and leaves a brother to follow in her footsteps.