Sycamore High School - Leaves Yearbook (Sycamore, IL)

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929 X' U , if:-C-: -.- ff' , 4'-1 2 'a a I Gln. , e Y A P . -L-' - g ..-4l,:3ii.'i First Row-Lillian Schaack, Irene Snow, Eva Wilson, Grace Tomlinson, Elizabeth Stroberg, Bertha Vande- burg, Elsie Smith, Ruth Mosher, Jane Wetzel, Luella Wonser. Second Row-Eleanor Peterson, Louise Waterman, Esther Mae Nesbitt, Anna O'Brien, Edna Strong, Rose Wielander, Julia Van Dusen, Clara Moore, Mary Poole, Dorothy Westfield, Marcella Snyder, Rose Stoler, Ruth MacPherson. Third Row-William Warren, Donald Molander, Junior Quinn, Charles Scott, Boyd O'Brien, Neil Rose, Ladimir Moudry, Arthur Pierson. Fourth Row-Carl Nelson, Donald O'Brien, Ralph Shellito, Leroy Olson, Max Mabel, William Wallmark, Albert Milledge, Howard Valentine, Aaron Malm, Richard Meier, Jack Maveus. the surer-footed went by leaps, some plod- ded carefully acrossg and some stepped recklessly upon it and, slipping on the icy slope, tumbled down into the pre- caricus canyon. When they had conquered the glacier, they became more secure as they knew that the way would be easier. In a short time they reached Basket- ball Boulder. It stood directly in their path and reared its glistening sides in- vitingly to those who were willing to try. Some of the climbers, Ladimir Moudry. Max Mabel, Brune Dunmore, Lester Har- ris, Arthur Pierson, and Russell Hennigan made the climb easily, while the others turned and made their way around. Back from the upper canyon came the distress callg and a trusty lad, Ladimir Moudry, answered the call. He found that another party had reached Debating Chasm and needed assistance. He un- selfishly spent his time in aiding his com- rades until finally the gap was Won. Onward our climbers went slowly and steadily, with their eyes ever turned to- ward the rosy haze at the end of the path. Patiently and tirelessly they plodded for- ward and, in the glorious days to come, are bound to make the grade and stand, look- ing down upon the opportunities spread before them. DONALD MOLANDER, '31 ROBERT BIRKNER, 31 K-Page twenty-seven

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