Wabash High School - Sycamore Yearbook (Wabash, IN)

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1. Fiaiic- Wilson — Fanny ' ' lark me, and be astonished. 2. Paul Cornell — Doe None but himself can be his parallel. .3. Eilith Hipskind— Tommy So light of foot, so light of spirit. ' 4. Edward Gribbon— Eddy Hear him rave, people, hear him rave. ' ' 5. Beatrice Case — Bea She loveth pleasure. 1. Vehna Ulshalei— • • Peg ' ' A merry heart makes a cheerful eountenance. 2. Margaret Weber — Marg Ceaseless chatter, Margaret. 3. Merlind Sehleiniiier — Slim Never was anything undertaken by him that was thoroughly finished. 4. Ella Purcell— Fiz What shall I do to be forever known? 5. Leda Reynolds — Ledalet The dear little thing. 1. Villa Mae .Joiic- Mae I largh at nothing. 2. Lueeille Preston — Lucille I have nothing to say. .3. H imer Knee — Cubby Thou hast great strength. 4. Averilla Kubiii.-oii- Averilla The wildest manner — a gentle heart. 5. Margaret Stoops — Peggj ' Diiinitv is her verv name.

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1. Alice Schade— Schady I live a credit to ray class. 2. Walter Kiiidlesparker— Walt He doesn ' t kno«- exactly what to do. 3. Pauline Lehman — ify woes are tedious, tho my words brief. 4. John Wire — Johnny Would that the world might know how truly great I am. ' ' 5. Georgia Snyder — George ' ' A quiet disposition is oftimes deceiv- ing. ' ' rziDc 1. Auree Scott — Scotty Worthy to be praised. 2. Dorothy Davis— Rosie Dolly Her art work is the pride of the class. .3. Lawrence Gray — Pee Wee Gone but not forgotten. 4. Josephine Burke — Jody Smiles are her specialty. 5. Roger Enyeart — Rog He thinks a lot but says little. ' nirririrr : ' [:iri hs ' isztzjck mi jnc □ 1. Dorothy Delauter— Dot Tho van(|uished she could argue still. ' 2. Anna Lee Engle — Lee A smile that won ' t come oft. 3. Marvin Pl — Pete 1 had mv work but I lost it. 4. Edith Fox Foxie I chatter, chatter as I go. 5. Courtnaye Lee Howell — Lee I will be the pattern of patience.

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1. Beatrice Young — Tilly ' Of her friends there are many — of her foes — are there any? ' ' 2. Miriam Young — Toney No one knows who I am. ' 3. Morris Engel — Budy Verily, we do believe he shows signs of life. ' i. Catherine Ridgley— Kate What should a person do but be merry. 5. Margaret Price — Peg Mv thoughts and I are far awav. 1. Marcella Davi — Celery Work and I have never met. •2. Wilfred Misner— Butch ' The world knows nothing of its great est men. 3. Helen Stonehour — Stony Happy am I — free from care. 4. Gerald Garner — Bedywah ' Who says he is bashful. ' ' 5. Mossie Galligar — Moss I just laugh at nothing. Dt 1, Kathyrn Dufton-- ' Ka 3. Paul Williams— Billy A winning way, a pleasant smile, a Big bad Bill. kindly word for all. ' 4. Mary Williams — Shorty 2. Ruth Showaltei— Showy Small but mighty. How hard it is for women to keep 5. Janet Miller — Janie counsel. ' ' Gifted with a tongue for endless talk-