Washington High School - Warrior Yearbook (Sioux Falls, SD)

Page 26 text:

IPQMCDNQGEQIEMDQ Dora Anderson Latin Harold Anderson English St Olaf B A Northwestern bnlverslty B A Trueto thy word to thy friends A man of few words but of smcere many deeds Helen Baker English Ruth Bach Mathematics Nebraska Wes' Yan B A B S Umvislty of Minnesota A smile and a kmd word for 6V8l'yUIle Unrversltv of Nebraska M A governed heart thmkmg no thought but good C R Beck Economics Clam Eeardsley Dakota Wesleyan B A Stenogmphy and Tppmg A true friend worth all lxfes Gem Cnty Commercial College Master of Accounts Domg right rs more than any leammg Ellon Brssel GeneraISc1ence Nebraska We leyan B A A great mmd IS good sailor Good fellowship hath every As a great heart ,S man wxth hlm R A Beck Commercial Dakota Wesleyan B A B C S Helen Blzss Latin Un1versxtyofS Dakota B A It rs the quiet unassummg one Who wms rn the lifelong rate Mmnze Botwznzrk Asst Lzhrarran Of quret pensive ways Pleasmg rn all she does and says page twenty V l , , , . . . , . . ' ' ' . 1' - , ., , . . . . . . M. . ,, ,, . . . . .. g . l l , . . harards. . . ' ' N , . . , . -, . . . 4 ' ' ' , I V - -1 ' , . . . . . N

Page 25 text:

M M Brumbaugh Asst Principal What have you to offer as your con tribution to the world s work today7 Through the faithful efforts of your teachers working in cooperation wlth the board of education you have been sifted through sieves of finer and finer mesh until you represent that nitro-glycerine of the modern world-mind. Studies which at first seemed vague and purposeless have gradually acquired new meaning til each has fitted into the other like the vsell- ordered pa terns of a skillful architect You are rapidly approaching the time vs hen you can go out into the world with the consciousness that you can face its problems with confidence and can more nearly meet your fellowmen upon their own plane without the humiliation consciousness of intellectual inferiority The training you have recelved through your high school course carries with it a distinct obligation. Freely ye have received freely give Let your 'deals be high your purpose steady and success will crown your effo'ts. To thine ovsn self be true and it must follow as the night the day Thou cans t not then be false to any man. And so as you come up to this commencement season we bid you hail and Godspeed upon your pathway to the goal of good citi-enship. -M. M. Brumbaugh page nineteen . . , . it 7 - 1 A . y . . . . . . . . . u H V 1 1 'U r Q 1 r in s I y 1 v 9 C v Y v 1 11 1 3 v 1

Page 27 text:

IEQMGNQCEEQEKQDQ W. E. Bratt, Spanish Hamilton University, A.B..A.M. So much one man can do That does both act and know. m lv Chapman Englrsh University of Minnesota B A None knew thee but to ove thee Nor named thee but to praise Clzffofd Comstock Physzcs Grrnnel College B A Suoh a friend' 'L artha Delbrldge English Geo ge Washington University Quality not quantity St Olaf B A Agnes Eneboe Sociology Northwestern Univfsly 'VIA Jogllclulien aniikeg Lip! l page fwenty one William Bubbers, Commercial South Dakota Life Diploma Firm ofvoice, but kind of word Clark Close Mechanical Draw Iowa State College B S He says little who knows much Irene Cumzngs German Grmnel College Ph B University of Wisconsin M All hearts did she gain gentle action Soft self government patience and peace Helen Early English University of South Dakota Quiet and pleasan perfectly true She is all that and more too Kathleen Frank Latzn Carleton College B A Hers is a pleasant disposition , I fjl 9 L 5, , ' ' C ' IA 1 'l . I . ' , . - . ' . I . Q V . A. H E A I' . . .K l- - by r ' ' ' . B. A. ' B. A. .. - X 1 G I, R l Ambitiou65 onyx? ctiveb One is led to the supposition . I ' gof i ' ' .jf fum' ' lu' fi . f it ' ' if ' f Lf, . ,d 0 ' A' ff! , , fe tn' I nfl!! X 1 4 Nt . vm! Q It 5 K ' l X 1 J 1 ll f! M I f' ' ,J . A J ft V l