South St Paul High School - Kaposia Yearbook (South St Paul, MN)

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To J SENIOR ANNUAL1924 p p A13 ! . . 'P . - ' ff I ,ANNA ili'IAURER.i 1 ' She is gentle, she is shyg ' There is mischief in her eye. N . , , , ,, . ' 1 I , WILLARD MEYER. All-things are easy to the willing mindg Andfate to the determined worker, kind. . I I . I ---- N i ' f ,. , fl 'N t' .f' 1 rx . X I! -A . A 1 y -3 f - , , CHARLOTTE LACYQQ There was soft and plensive grace, A cast of thought upon, her fariefg, The mild expression spoke a mind, In duty firm, composed,,resigjne,d, ' , f A l I 'Q M, ,, 'Y ' .A I ,. l ' GENEYIEVE M4ARD1,.E, I haiif a smile my friends to? greetg Cordiahxand pleasant frorpdallgl meet. . f l ' ' 1' 'I I A I, M LORETTATF HGALLAGHER. , A shark in Frenchjx history, :toofg Of others like her, 'youll find' veryfewf' 1' . v I 1 X 1' ' I-' ' N, 1 ,H .fp . ia l. - nf ' ,n .--' 'X N . ,A X - A 1, IGEHTRUDELLENERTZ. I Not bold, riot shy, nor short, nor tall, But. anew minglingiofrthem allL l i I W ,, ,, ' ,.,f 4 'f ,. my His pencil was striking, resistless and grand, His manners were gentle, complying and . 'blandg Still born to improveusiin every part, His pencil, our faces+his manners, our I heart, I I EVELYN HANDYSIDEQH l 7 FQ p Quiet ibut full of the spirit that makes ' big things possible. 5 LAMONT MQPHERON. '

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12 SENIOR ANNUAL 1924 s 3 1 I OFFICERS OF THE SENIOR CLASS I EDWARD O'TOOLE-President MARTHA WOOLSEY-Vice President How he studies and recites, F Come and trip it as you go, I Gives the F1unker forty frightsf' On the light fantastic toe. ARNOLD CARLSON--Secretary MYRTLE BLOEMERS-Treasurer Yours is the art, by nature, genius taught, She is a Winsome! happy girly To clothe in eloquence the naked thought. The kind that setsyour heart awhir1. i .l.-....l.i1. ADVISERS-Mr. Curtisg Miss Amland D CLASS COLORS-Copenhagen blue and silver MOTTO-Beyond the Alps lies Italy. FLOWER-Sweat Pea -4

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SENIOR ANNUAL. 1924 CLARA., WHITMAN. Talking and laughing the live-long dayg Talking to anyone that comes my way. K I I ' CHARLES MAXSON. . A littlegnonsense now and then, Is relished bye the best of men. MARTHA ELLINGER. Know when to speak-for many times it brings - r h Danger to give therbest advice to kings. EDWARD KEOUGH. HA' good fighter and a tough one, Af sincere fellow and a bluff one, A man who can study and ,iight and win, A friend who's a sticker through thick and thin. ' MARSHALL EDD-QELLQ He was a scho1ar,,and a ripe and a good oneg . ' Y Exceeding wise, fair spoken, and per- suading. if , ', a+xVIOLA TIEDMAN. 'fWhen I study, I studyg When I play: I playg 'llhus I pass merry day. X, :' 1 ARTHUR ACKERMAN. I dare do all that may become a man, Who dares do more is none. l ' hBERNICE MALM. I-Iere's to Bernice, who, clear to the brim Is filled full of laughter, hard work and vim-. .