Sutton High School - Mustang Yearbook (Sutton, NE)

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Fay Brown. It is a hobby of hers never to leave the E out. She first opened her big brown eyes to light in Sutton, Nebraska, May ll, 1893. She is very popular with the class, being the class historian, as Well as an exceptionally good musician. It can truly be said of her, she is Hlmpulsive, earnest, prompt to act, That makes her generous thought a fact. Thesis- Progress of a Century. Cora M. May was born at Pauline, Nebraska, on July 21, 1893. Although she attended school at Hastings for awhile, 'she came back in time to enter High School with her old classmates and has re- mained With us ever since. She is a Normal Trainer and a very enthusiastic athlete. In every deed of mischief she had a heart to resolve, a head to contrive, and a hand to execute. Thesis-' ' Lincoln. A

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.-,, . UAJQ. Z LJ. , ,:2','f A Af, Alta Garrison is a country-bred, young lady, as her rosy cheeks readily indicate. She was born near Sutton, Nebraska, June 20, 1892. Alta is going to be a teacher and all her classmates have much con- fidence in her ability, displayed in Normal Training Class. 'fHer lively looks, a sprightly mind disclose. Thesis-' ' Worlz' and Play. Ella Rasby was born near Sutton, Nebraska, April 14, 1894. She entered Sutton High School four years ago and has been Very successful in her studies. She is a Normal Trainer and will return to the country to help others secure the knowledge to gain entrance to the high schools. A heart to no folly or mischief inclined. Theses-' 4 Russian Prisons. ' ' Q r ,V ei' 1,-it UV xi' Ib ' ly. 'l 4 4 f -4. tfili i g. if E. R, K .W 1 1 u , , , . I, , 4- ' ui' if ff, 5. . vi W l IH. , ,' . . :Hi 2 2, ,il A' Ugf .I ,, f V1 T ia? b SWS' 1 1 v O

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.--.. 4 .ggi Our elass president, Laurence F. Hanke, Deacon hailed from Aurora, Nebraska, February 19, 1893. He is Editor-in-Chief of the 'fAnnual and is largely responsible for its sueoess. 4'Deaeon is an artist hard to beat and otherwise an all 'round good fellow. HOne hour in a day for study, One hour in which to eat, Two hours to think how tired I am, And twenty hours to sleep. Thesis-' ' Progress in Aviation. Elizabeth M. Gflantz was born at Sutton, Nebraska, October 11, 1893. Elizabeth has always been a member of this class and is one of the most popular. She represented Sutton High in Central Nebraska De- clamatory Contest in 1911. A friend to everyone, and everyone is her friend. She was a Normal Trainer and intends to go Weist to teach. 4'Nor are they satisfied to have merely seen her, they were de- lighted to prolong their interviews. ' Thesis-4 'Home