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JACOB HEVENEB “1 rue courage and courtesy alzoays go hand in hand.” “Jake” is one of the most dependable members of our class; whenever a committee is needed to do some work he is always ready to help. Besides l)eing an excellent football tackle, he was made captain last season, showing the faith his teammates placed in him, and he filled the position with excellence. Jake is also a good student and wherexer he goes success will surely follow. ISABELLE LILMSDEN “All actors arc duntb zchcti beauty plcadeth” It isn’t hard to write about Isabelle, a girl with so many splendid qualities. She has outstanding mus¬ ical talents, a charming personality, a keen sense of humor, and with her gifts she is unusually generous. Just what Lee High would have done without her is hard to say. It is too difficult to estimate her fine (lualities in one statement, so we just say, may she get all she deserxes from life! ROBERT EOSTER Drive thy business, let not thy business drive thee.” “Bob,” is without a doubt, one of the most popular boys in our school. He has a pleasing personality, is dependable, is a go od sport, humorous, and always wears a smile. Here’s good luck and best wishes to you. Bob. AlARY EAGLE If aught obstruct thy course, yet stand not still, But zoind about, till thou hast topped the hill.” Cpon entering High School, Mary set herself the task of becoming one of the leading students in the class, and it is only necessary to refer to her record to see how well she has succeeded. She is saluta- torian of the class of ’31 and one of its most bril¬ liant members.
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t ♦ ► »» 1 r GLY SUTTON Life leifhutit learning is death.” Besides earning the title of scholastic leader of his class, Guy has entered several state-wide contests and acquitted himself wdth distinction. We wish him, the Valedictorian of the class of ’31, much luck and the success due his unusual ahilitjq in the future. MARIOKIE H.ALL ‘‘Victory croiens faticnce.” Majoric is quiet and sensitixe hut is willing to give any help asked of her. She is always depend¬ able and is one of the most conscientious students in the class. ALLEN AYLES “You cannot dream yourself into character; you must hanuner and forge yourself one.” Wit, friendship, and sportsmanshiji, these arc Allen’s qualities which ha e won for him popularity at Lee High and we feel sure tha ' : he will gather himself a circle of friends wherever he goes. HELEN ROWAN “Without virtue friendship cannot be.” Helen just came to us last year, hut through her happy flisposition and i)lcasant smile she has won many friends for herself.
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ROBERT BITRNETT ■ ' O healthy mind in a healthy body.” “Bob” always has a smile and is one of the most l) 0 ]iular hoys at Lee High. Quick to respond and a hard worker, he is successful in both athletics and literary work. He is always ready to help others and the best of him goes into whatercr he attempts to do. We hid him a fond farewell and know he will he a great success. .ANN BRADFORD ”Frie)id.s ' hif zeas giznni by nature as a helpmeet, of the Virtues.” Here she comes with a smile for e eryone ! Her sw ' cet disposition has indeed won her a place in the hearts of the Lee High students. Ann is also willing and dependable. If there is any work to he done you can surely count on her. .Ann, the class of ’31 wishes you the best o’luck! BERNARD W ' HITE “ dare do all that bero)nes a )nan; zoho dares do more is none.” .Ah! the athlete! If a game of any sort is in l)rogress, “Bernie” can usually he seen taking a ])rominent part. In his years at Lee High he has been a meml)er of several teams and has always distinguished himself. .As he is industrious, good looking, and manly in hearing, we think that he will sticceed in his future work. Here’s to your success, Bernie! VIRGINIA DRIA ' ER “H shy face is better than a forzoard heart.” “Pat” is a quiet, steady member of the Senior Class. She is a sincere friend and is the possessor of a pleasing personality and a school spirit. Out¬ side of school she is jolly and talkati e.
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