Sandwich High School - Reflector Yearbook (Sandwich, IL)

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 REFLECTOR FRESHMEN Arthur Killey—A faithful worker, would we had more! Lillie Larson—A still tongue maketh a wise head. Agatha Lindner—A worker, always doing her level best. Helen Loeb—Wisdom is not measured by size or height. Genevieve Lowry—She is here. I hear her giggle. Grace Lowtwait—Always cheerful, always jolly; merriment cannot be folly. Margaret Mall—To work or not to work; that is the question. Arthur Martin—Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow. Clarence Massat—He’s our Rah! Rah! Rah! boy. Edna Miller—Just being happy is lots of fun. Elsie Miller—From care I’m free. Why aren’t all contented like me? Edna Nelson—Always laughing and full of fun. She is liked by everyone. Grace Page—Wisdom is not assured by size. Alfred Puhan—Thou hast a voice within that whispers, Work and win”. Dorothy Rohm—An agreeable person is one that agrees with me. Lola Schumaker—Why worry when Latin is at hand? Walter Sherman—Life is too short to worry. Eleanor Stolp—1 love not men, they are so simple. Irma Stoudt—She excels as a cartoonist. Forrest Toolfy—No one knows how much he knows. Bertha Wallis—She is very fond of athletics. Alice Whiteis—I am always in haste, but never in a hurry. Florence Wilson—Red cheeks and oh, those dimples! Leon Wood—Like a powder puff I am for ladies. Alfred Woodward— )ur president. A genial disposition brings many friends. Page 24]

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FRESHMEN Anna Albrecht—She has two eyes so brown. Beware! Sylvia Anderson—Yes, this life is getting pretty serious. Agnes Barker—Be silent and safe; silence never betrays you. Agnf.s Bernhardt—Life without laughter is not worth the living. David Bernard—We seldom hear him speak. Charles Brower—My greatest friend is fun. Lester Claude—One of the few quiet Freshmen. Lewis Coakes—The elements are mixed in him. James Connolly—Life is short, so am I. Richard Cooper—A dillar, a dollar, a ten o’clock scholar. Leone Creasey—I am content, the wise are always so. Richard Datschefski—Serene and contented always. Charlotte Edgerton—Of the six senses humor is the mightiest. Russell Felder—He fears the wiles of maiden’s smiles. Jack Flynn—This world is nothing but work, grin, and bear it. Dorothy Fritsch—You can’t know her worth, she does not show it. Robert Gengler—I dare you to talk faster than I can. Layton Gletty—As prone to mischief as able to perform it. Stanley Hagen—Not bold nor shy, not short nor tall; just a mingling of all. Barbara Hartman—She is a girl you like to meet on any street. Lavone Higgins—She’s not a pearl, but just a noble all around girl. Margaret Hodgson—These teachers work me to death. No wonder I’m thin. Mildred Hotter—When love and duty clash, let duty go to smash. Helen Johnson—If Helen comes, can Alfred be far behind? Dorothy Kesslar—As a student you shine; as a friend you are fine. 1928 e [Page 23

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