Washington Gardner High School - Breeze Yearbook (Albion, MI)

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7Ac Q BREEZEANNUALj KERMIT HA MAKER For all he meets he has a s ' mile, And we find him happy all ROBERT LAITY ' A merry heart doeth good like a medicine. Basketball; Baseball; Foot- ball; Interclass Basketball. nitin wing They say Time and Tid( do not hurry Xo more do I — Life ' s young Junior Ex Chorus. LLOYD BACON Although to school he ' s often tardy, He ' s never late to a jolly party. RALPH CLAWSOSI A courage to endure and to obey. LYJJIY CHAPEL He ' s ' quiet but he knows a lot, When he speaks, ' tis the result of thought.

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BREEZE ANNUAL ) ) , LAVONNE SWAKTZ (Deceased) A virtuous maid, stead- fast and persevering. Glee Club; Junior Ex Chor- GEOUGE MESLEB Then on! then on! where duty leads. My course be onward still. Chaucer Club; Honor Ban- quet; Orchestra. HELENA BGRXS -As full of spirit as the month of May. Junior Ex Chorus; Chaucei Club. DARWIN KIMMEH work with patience which is almost power. CI ItT BOHMAN1V The force of his own mer- it makes his own way. Advertising- Manager of Breeze and Annual; Class Song; Honor Banquet; Na- tional Honor Society; Or- Bhestra; Glee Club; Band; Interclass Debating. CELESTIAL IIAIIHV ' Perserverence is irresist- able. CLARENCE RAYMOND blithe heart makes a blooming visage. FLORENCE AVATERIIOLSE Look then, into thine heart and write. ECauai High School, Hawaii 1: Pasadena High School, California, 2; Chaucer Club. :s d j

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( - -j J w eezea mjal } L JUL =? Jn Mtmovmm Various the roads of life ; in one All terminate, one lonely way. We go; and Is he gone? Is all our friends say. FLOYD VAN NORTWICK 1908—1926 FRANK HUNGERFORD 1910—1926 LAVONNE SWARTZ 1910—1928 RALPH WOCHHOLZ 1908-1928 Is it not better at an early hour In its calm cell to rest the weary head, While birds are singing- and while blooms the bower, Than sit the fire out and go starved to bed? :rar -d IZD