Sandwich High School - Reflector Yearbook (Sandwich, IL)

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REFLECTOR Julia Lenz, Nettie” To pleasure and to sport inclined A woman still who knout vr mind. Charles Lett, Casper” To act with common sense according to t! e moment Is the best wisdom I know. Clarence Lundeen, Lun” A little nonsense now and t! en Is relis sed by the best of men. Clarence Miller, Johnnie” Even tempered, smooth and quiet; Unruffled by the world s mad riot. Edward Mosher, Etsie” This is he. our President Born for action and management. Jane Mosher, Cookie” you like them tall, if yon like them fair. Yon bate one here, needn't look elsewhere. Ronald Paulson, Roney” I’m so quiet and so easy going You'd hardly guess u hat I might be doing. Gaylord Peterson, Gay” He who serves well and says nothing Makes claim enough. Lawrence Potter, Stub” In the world he'll find a place With ready mind and smiling face. Charlotte Rasmusson, Chari” Light haired, blue eyed, tall and slender, Her delicate ways e'er commend her. [Page 17

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Gladys Hanson, Glad” We are sorry she has withdrawn, tor her radiant smile is gone. Russf.ll Hanson, Rus” His personality was striking; One much to our liking. Ralph Hickey, Ralphy” In l ooks there is no pleasure; I must have my hit of leisure. Margaret Holman, Peggy” Whatever is worth doing at all is Worth doing well. Agnes Hutchinson, Red” The time to be happy is now; The place to he happy is here. La Verne Johnson, Dutch” He who is master of himself Will soon he master of others. Ruth Jones, Dutch” One is led to the supposition Hers is a pleasant disposition. Majora Keeler, Molly” As through her path she hlitlxly goes She loves to talk and tamp and pose. Harold Killey, Kelly” Though the stars were falling and the world out of joint, He would continue to argue and carry his point. Mildred Knights, Lendore” A studious lass of the jolly sort That's a real true friend and a dandy sport. Page 16]

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Paul Reinhart, Rino” Of all the things he liked to do He liked the most to draw a view. Marguerite Si.eezer, Margie” She is quiet—who can deny it— And a lady always. Paul Sweeney, Paulie” Do your best and leave the rest; What's the use to worry? Francis Todd, Franz Francis is steady and safe tis said. Even though his hair is red. Fredrick Travis, Shiek When a girl is in the case You know all otl er things give place. Delight Tremper, Terry She's at all times full of fun And lets the whole world slide. Melvin Vickrey, Vic My tongue between my lips I rein, For who talks much must talk in tain. Robert Vlack, Bob’ It is not for me to work while others play, I'll be more diligent some other day. Henry Wernf.r, Hank Things are sure to be well done With a man such as be in the run. Page 18]