Seguin High School - Matador Yearbook (Seguin, TX)

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he Mkff DX1 ,f K 5 T f - er C. A. DICKERSON- Dick l'm just a little bit bad. It wasn't until the Senior year that C. A, began to take note of the fairer sex-and hence to blossom. He is as successful in sheiking as in any of his other undertakings. KATHERINE KOCH- Cooky. Standing with reluctant feet where the brook and river meet. Katherine will win fame with her vio- lin. Her lovable disposition has won her many friencis. ROBERT LEE HAGEMANN- Hagy. By steacly progress he gets there. Robert Lee is quiet, but a Senior class couldn't get along without some like him. AUGUSTA TIEMAN- Ducky. A mind at peace with all below, a heart whose love is innocent. Augusta always apologizes for being here but we coulcln't get along with out her. I W 1 1 iigjaiij ' W 'fri i J

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,QW L-.1 , , 2 M, 1 Y, T ' , JOHN WILLIAMS- Johnny. This fellow has enough sense to play the fool. john is athletic and the Beau Brummel of the class. IRMA HAGN- lclntze. A pretty girl cloesn't have to wor- ry about brains. lrma has founcl her glory in basket ball ancl as high school pianist. Her smile has won her many friends. ERWIN YVEISS- Papa . If I can't evade it I bluff it. Weiss will never get over his habit of blushing. He is an all-round ath- lete, including dancing and all that goes with it. DOROTHY DONEGAN- Dot. ln small proportions we just beauty see. Dorothy made high school in three years ancl has proven loyal to the class of her adoption. She can do just everything. l f , 1

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Theft CRICKET Lf J CLASS WILL Resolved, that we, the Senior Class of Seguin High School, being of sound mind and body and having the honor of being the rarest class to ever graduate, and realizing that we are about to leave these worthy halls of knowledge, do individually and separately will the fol' lowing traits, to-wit: FIRST-I, Frank John, the country boy dc- hereby will and bequeath my cheerful disposition to Hilmar Bose. provided he be as helpful as l have been to the Senior girls in Physics Lab. SECOND--l, C. A. Diclcerson, doth give my excellent collection of rulers to Virginia Anderson in further pursuit of Geometry. THIRD-I, Willie Thomas, do will and bequeath my popularity with the girls to Martie Holland, provided he bring chewing gum to the girls as l have done. FOURTH-I, lda Elise Horner, do will to Hilda Adams my fond- ness for all my teachers. FIFTH-I, Augusta Tiemann. do will and bequeath my unusual ability in Arithmetic to Squiz Batey provided that he do not get too big-headed. SIXTH-I, Violet Schraub. do will my pineapple bob to Louise Bryan provided she get a neck clip every week. SEVENTH-I, Louise Stein. do will and bequeath my great love of my country home to Herechel Tulley prc-vided he entertain his classemates with rates of aforesaid dwelling. EICHTH-I, lola Koepsel, l-eing the craziest member of this rar- Senior class do hereby will and bequeath my ability to sass teachers to Martha Anderson provided she rate her rebutes as l have' done. NINTH-l, lrma Hagn. the Serior beauty, do will and bequeath my beauty to Lottie Mae King. '- TENTH-We, Lula lV'ae Linne and Evangeline Ernst. do will to Madeline Weinert and Lola Wagner our fondness for Lutheran College in all games except those played against Seguin Hi. '71Q26- 1 X