Rock Island High School - Watchtower Yearbook (Rock Island, IL)

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4 S 3 'i l 1 1 1 i 3 WH TCH TOWER if CELIA LANE , A Another of our studious-members of Milan, is Celia. i Her never failing vigor is an asset to be admired. Her V Lane in school has been strewn with pleasures and f high marks. A fl ff? fi Q' , Q 5 ,fs If Q? 'RMU ff O9 5' if L z :Al .Y 'LVV 1 5 ' '4 ff , :' fly I , rf 5 ',57lJi'r'Qf MARGARET LEASQIRKD f-Q Margaret is another of thoseunobtirfi ebgirls who 3 says little and does much. She is one of the few who ' has looked beyond ,school for her best, j A f Af' L I - ff A . ,. Zi 9' fi ' . . y . fe L'Q'M lf iwlivjjiq f if f KJ fN 1 2,177 5 Who ill ever forget Mr. Bilrnhi in 'U a . A As an gil broker, Julius iskga m ilJ1,?l?1lius not, really crookedibtut just from Rfnck Island. ' O ' ,. M A f f f ,r.a. ffcff. ig ' N Am Af, 'Li Vx 4 il ly E if Lqtgfrf 1 la ,fi , -,,V ,wtf WY' XJ ,f e ,gy ESTHEIQQALIEDTKE , 4, A A A A . A , ,. , .My , if One of the many badkers ,of I'giZ3'b1,'as'Qin'ir1any re- spects-parties athletics, and co ests. By her activi- ties she has made many friends. R Fm I. 4 ,jr ' ' f jf 2 'fi Z , aaa' A 'W is ' Q, : 1 ' f 0 ff, . Q3 ,Q g,,4ify s-ff p ,mf MARVIN LINCKE L' One of the stars of the Fortune Hunter, playing a. double role as the village tailor, and a Wall Streets broker. He did exceptionally well. Mary is some- times known as Speedy. 4, ff c 'fri ff O 701- T E Us I .. A G , 1 b?Qs-cv E1f'i, fiiefglf L! n-A A f -- V9 'P ,. 'X I? ,!,?.z' J , ff fpft-'ff JOHN IFITI i Possessing the true Irish a willing' ess ,tpvwork Q and a smile that can not' bej'e cj1l?1!iv,5ipgof the i best liked men of the class? MII N s he manyiupropsn the Fortune Hunter had, which helped inake it a 1 ! success. .lohnvwas one. if E r I, 'V' -:ff 4 1' J 1 X Q F29 ,413 X 5 5 A' if' 6' , 1' his V f fnl I gg U' 5 ' '-4..,f 1 1 f w I RICHARD LOGEX A man who treads the hall with a firm step and a presumably firm face, but when he spies a friend, gone E forever is the 'fsob stuff anda cheery Hi, there 2 sends you onyour vrgay rejoicing. f i ,A i 'HW -',. ,A A, I, f an 1 My 1 .ak lj qu, Lf, , QEQJAVNTINCENT MCCARTHY 'X Football 423 C33 c4p,BaSRa?ba11 5 f ,Class Basket- 3 D211 C25 C35 545, Track,fC3J, Va ' s dr matic sketches. , Quartet on Class Day. I Mac is one of the natur asers of the pig skin, having. attained thereput .tion of being the best quarterjback in the state. Outside of athletic ability, i he has inheriteda sense of humor. and a pleasantness A of manner that go to make him a man among men. r r l . I R

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fl ally S - J 4 f 1' 7 . X Dfiaj' ' 7'f' 'ff' Qkgfa 5 9 1 jg, .gs 6 . L af?fQ?f! fd If forging LEE HoLooMB f glliikanlg Football C35 QQ, Track C35 CLD, Class Basketball CLD, mmm. Winner of interclass run. . . A well developed athlete known for his pleasant smile and liked for his energy and willingnessipmn I ,I ,k 3 an f ft' ' ff .i . VE LYN UD S O N 5 Ek g, Treasurer C13 , Hawaiian Chorus CLD. - Rene She looks as clear as morning roses newly washed with ' ' dew. She is a dandy girl, always full of life and gaiety, Ev is one of the belles of the class. ,A ,, Y T, .J 17 if f3'-4L,?7k ,7 we ' 1' A9Qaiff1,5',.,qii9-'U ' V C5 ' ,W GAIL I-lUNTooN . 2513- Watchijifower Staff CD, Address of Welcome CLD. Gail is our idea of a true school girl, lessons always well ' prepared, and yet always ready forfaggood time. We -., , all like Gail. fi . i ,K . ffl ,977 n ,I fx, pi,',... AQ . I ,-- 3- ff 'Q f.ff'gi1z.4,f:-gaqfzfjzff1 5 'sx.h,,g,f, - je-ri 44 LDoiggoT1gY1Q KAHUPKE , ,f qi f I, ' iliignist in the Crchesftra ,C3j!f4j. 4846, if iz V Ot haythqiQ1:epgg1ta2tit5iaP of' beingfthlee Qifeen of 1:35. J oif ask Dot lier favorite, you will fs 51.3, giiic 'le receive this answer: Rip Van Winkle! , he iifalso one of the most popular of the schoolfbelles. . Ji A aff ,f , -1 , -N - J ww? .Wi J! lv f' ,.' y 5' KINNEY We'll grant though she has much wit, she is very shy it of using it. So shy is she that few are priviledged to ' know her, but we hope many more will receive the honor in the future. J, A q ' A if 2 ,fa ,fezf ,,. fve 55 VV. MQ 5 f Y' 2'-' ti? 'ii VZSUSTIN KJELLSTRAND In the right place is his heart and his hand is ever c ready and willing. A staunch supporter of all class f activities. , if ,. f Iii' f 1' lf' Alf? ' . f f lv X 'J 4.,f7'7 , kill! : - ',. nb :Rx-'fag' A 1 rj.-:X ii-A X, .,,, g,,,-,.g ! ,- A M'ILDRED KNIGHT , ' Behold! Here we have a little Frenchy. Mildred likes good times, and she never fails in having them. I Y- . ff ff Mb- Q.fJc-ff , 7 3 1 . ,gy M- X7 K , I 6 Beal ' 'G .1 RI? ,OEN G ,-'e . M, ff 0 ZQC.4'q:f'Q 42'!Lff':WL,jff2x'J V-if lv Marguerite has a sunny disposition which just matches her blond hair. She has shown her ability as a stenographer, as she has assisted Mr. Hill with A his work the past year. Her agreeable manner has made her many friends. ' COMMENCEMENT..iNUMBERi 1919

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HQ ri as 5 I lv, 1 I 1 Xi l .N - El 151 ':l'E'i'5 -1 1. -.. ' '22- 'J' IT- L. .fa ...Y 51 If f if Q ,n. f mitit .,zQobbi?s'liif the class play CID. fr ,fp :fe Dan's sharei t ' gflionyfof thge Glass isftrul a great fav I . JH Although Vera is a new student, just arriving this 1 -5 dst 5,1 year, she has certainly built a firm foundation for the COMMENCEMENT, NUIMBER, 1919 , W I JIM I flygg i GLADYS MALMROSE Class History MD, Quartet on Class Day. C40. . A cheery, openhearted girl who makes friends with f everyone at first meeting, and she has met everyone. KT ,Ui I R 0 all jpjigi .MARGARET MERciE1liwJwi'?lyL! A valiant backer of the class in al lrespects. Marga- I ret will long be .remembered as the artist who helped decorate the Manual Arts for the Honor Party on May 9. ' . sh 'N I . A ,, 'il Q If Af! K' ,,, ? fi ,f -iffy f 'f vi A ergf ff. I. A VERA MILLER f castle of true friendships. I Ah f f T .iv ,f ,I . ,. 'Tl 5 , lrf' 'iii , ,L -M A flop? - I Y ,ff J if A .A W Qlfiwl 'F GRAo'E5..MI,LLs ' eg -5 I The class of 1919 is fortunate in many ways, especial y in having Grace. We are sure if prizes were given for beauty, Grace would win an unexcelled first. Beauty never goes unattended, consequently Grace is seldom alone, even after dark. 27 . if 'G , , f' I If ' , te-A . . , Q, W0 , il , , . , If 2 1 .4 -.f yr g,1YVj,fQ-4, ,N V -fx kv yy, IRMA MOELLER ' . Smh' could forget those famous Hawaiian beau- ties abglifsitich music' It fairly compelled you to feel , at pea' ewth the world. Irma was .responsible for a I larg,e f:?irt of it. 1 X lllillv fi? sf I Q fill . ' 1 f if LGS? -fT,'!,' ' gy LORA MOGLER G J as li 0 f X Lora is me of he backers of the class who never fails ' x K v to respond, to acxriierneigencypall. Her willingness to shared her class responsibilities has made her many rien s. I -W Q 4 f muff!! X ,' I l I hyd? H ,fiQ,fL,'lJfJ'LffQfLQf fy G' WILLIAM MORRI sloivtwfffsaj Ever willing and never shirking his share of the wbfk, William 1S one of the pillars of the class, Vlqhq ' XX M 1VQ l ,jf J QQ Y, 0 , ' JB , N DANIEL C. MURPHY, Ir. in ,I .. J limatioffrC3j Debating C35 Senior ,social com- one. For his hancllllasbo5s'te'dQlei'gryLa'ct1vitylihe class or school ever undertook. Dain has been known to . journey across the river t0,7learg75.,l1fthe new steps. . How about it, Dan? ' ' '