Wabash High School - Sycamore Yearbook (Wabash, IN)

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1. John Showalter — Johnny President. Truly an inventor. 2. Charles Billing-ton— Billy Vice-President. What can he not do? 3. Edna Heinke— Fritz Secretary-Treasurer. One of tiie best of us. 4. Walter Yopst— Walt What ' s the use of working all the time? 5. Kathyrn Fahl— Kate Admire maiden of pensive Mien. 1. Miriam Weinberg — Mirum Pleasant smiles and ready wit. 2. Fred Morrow — Fred He has left a name behind him. ' 3. Loietta Schlegelmilch — Letty Still water runs deep. ■i. Hitter Lavengood — Rit And secret laughter tickled all my soul. 5. Florence Osthimer — Flossy Mae Fancy and mischief ride sparkling in her eyes. 1. Ei ' nest Coulter — Erny Silence is golden. 2. Katherine Schuler — Kate ' Nothing worries me. ' 3. Lutlier Smith — Luke Seen but seblom lieai ' d. 4. Dorothy Williams— Dorthea Anything to be different, that ' s her hobby and she ' s clever at it. 5. Paul Kendall— Pauly ' ' Beware : I may yet do something sen- sational.

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1. Ve ' .iua J(.ne,s— Sally Precision ' s very strong point. 2. p]ugene Tyner — Tiny Great men are not always wise. ' 3. Martha Pearson— Mart ' hy Able til provoke a saint. i. George Garvin — Garvin ' ' Business is my line. 5. Edna Tyner— Mae What have you to say? 1. Garnet Smithee — Smithee ' ' Try and follow me. 2. Fi-ancis Mills— Tacky A fig for care, a fig for woe. 3. Dorothy Pearson — Dot Her very silence adds to her list of friends. 4. Ralph Bowlljy— Pop Victory belongs to the most persever- ing. ' ' 5. Mary Schuler— Molly Worrv shortens life. 1. Albert Kline — Pete 3. .Jack Smith-- Kcd ' ' On their own merits, modest men are The sjjirit of the time shall teach me dumb. my speed. 2. Pauline Iv(dk ' r — P. K. 4. Virginia Brooks — Jinny Indeed slie was never known to Modesty is her virtue. frown. 5. William Lintner— Bill The ornament of a meek and gentle spirit. ' '