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BASIL ARNOTT “Base” 1- 2-3, Lincoln Literary So- ciety 3, Vice-President Print Club 2- 3-4, Basketball (guard) 4, Basketball (captain) Our short, quiet basket- ball captain, who is also a mighty fine fellow soci- ally. RAYMOND HERATH “Razor” 1-2-3, Lincoln Literary So- ciety 4, Secretary-T r e a s ur e r French Club Already “Razor” is dis- tinguishing himself as a salesman at the Commu- nity gasoline station. He is seldom heard, but is al- ways to be found when wanted. SYLVIA BEAVER “Sylvie” 1-2-3, Lincoln Literary So- ciety 4, Program Committee History Club Sylvia is all right in anything she undertakes to do, especially in laugh- ing. “She laughs and laughs and never sighs.” PAULINE COMER 1-2-3, Lincoln Literary So- ciety 4, Print and Dramatic Clubs A demure little maid, but Dame Rumor whis- pers that her name will soon be changed. GEORGE COLLINS “Doke” 1- 2-3, Webster Literary Society 2- 3-4, Basketball 4, Football There surely must be some good hard work in him, for none ever came out. CECIL HUDSON “Fat” 1-2-3, Lincoln Literary So- ciety 4, Business Manager Rensselaerien Cecil was for the first three years rather seen in- stead of heard, but this year he blossomed forth the first semester as a successful business mana- ger for the Rensselaerien. 19 2 1
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CHAOS= FORREST OSBORNE 1-2-3, Lincoln Literary So- ciety 2, Football 3-4, President Class If there is one rare thing on this earth, it is to find a boy who will study. “Bill” is one of our many bright and shining stars, not only in one sub- ject, but in all. JOHN STRECKER 1-2-3, Webster Literary Society 1-2, Student Council 4, Vice-President Class 4, President Radio Club Strecker is a wireless man. Burying himself in the attic almost every night, he sends and re- ceives messages far and wide. BYRON HEMPHILL .1-2-3, Webster Literary Society 1-2-4, Orchestra 3, President Print Club 4, Editor-in-Chief Chaos “Hempy” is a boy - who cast aside the many frivo- lities of high school life this year and settled down to the really serious busi- ness of getting an educa- tion. ESTHER ZACHER 1-2-3, Webster Literary Society 4, Vice-President History Club To the casual acquaint- ance Esther is a quiet, re- served girl, but to the in- timate friend she discloses a weak spark of mischiev- ousness and another wee spark of naughtiness. WILLARD MERRITT “Bill” 1-2-3, Webster Literary Society 3-4, Class Treasurer 4, Orchestra We’ve trusted him for two years with all our money. He is one of those earnest boys who can al- ways be depended upon. 19 2 1
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ISABELLE BEVER “Izzy” 1-2-3, Lincoln Literary So- ciety 1- 2, Basketball 2- 4, R. H. S. Yell Leader 4, Secretary History Club 4, Exchange Editor Print Club 4, President Dramatic Club To know Izzy is to like her. Her success in lead- ing yells is proof of this. LILLIAN DAHNCKE 1-2-3, Webster Literary Society. 4, Literary Editor Rens- selaerien 4, Secretary Glee Club She’ll ' have to acquire a great deal of force dur- ing her twelve weeks at Normal if she expects to be the proverbial stern schoolmarm.” WILLIAM GROW “Bill” 1- 2-3, Webster Literary Society 2- 3-4, Football 3- 4, Basketball ' “Ha, ha, ha,” comes re- verberating down the hall as “Bill” approaches. As usual, he’s kidding. He’s always in hot water with the faculty and eternally being called down. BOYCIE LAMBERT 2, Baseball 2- 3-4, Basketball 3- 4, Football 3, Vice-President Class Fond of Room 3. He has chosen for his voca- tion the life of a bum, but we wouldn’t be surprised if he would turn out to be a high school teacher. RUTH CLARK “Lefty” 1-2-3, Lincoln Literary So- ciety 1, Vice-President Class 4, Editor-in-Chief Rens- selaerien She is a tall, light haired girl. Sometimes she smiles and sometimes she shines. She shines in school spirit and smiles when she sees Orval com- ing. JOSEPHINE DAYTON 1-2-3, Webster Literary Society A girl who is always willing and ready to do her part. She’s a good sport and when there’s any excitement she ' s right there, but, boys, take warning, she’s a man hater.
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