Washington Junior High School - Washingtonian Yearbook (Pekin, IL)

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Sectinnsm ightb Grabs SECTION 8B-1 MISS GEISERT, Adviser 'FIRST Row-Lois Jacobs, Margaret Braden, Helen Herbig, Wilma Schaefer, Ifucllle Thurman, Theresa I-Ierschenroder, Florence Dwyer, Ruby Fisher, Shirlene . ones. SECOND ROW--Kenneth Kumpf, Eugene Neavear, Walter Borseh, Harolll Neef, Lew1sSp1ittgerber, Robert Morris, Cecil Arnett. TI-HRD ROW--Margaret Watson, Drusilla Tomlin, Velma Buhs, Evelyn Bearden, Ruth Wise, Henrietta Saal. FOURTH ROW-Roth Smith, John Ball, John Schurman, Robert Rahn, Elmer Neef, Cyril Clark. 513033 EDU? BOYS' VOTE Best Looking-Mervin Rosenberg. Most Popular- Bud Kleuver. Sheik-George Ehni. Best Student-Fred Rupert. Most Bashful-Robert Rahn. Most Dashing-Robert Cash. Biggest Torment-Thomas Kiesel. Most Polished Gentleman-Dale Most Talkative-Vincent Turner. Ames. Wittiest-Glen Bush. Best Singer-Jack Crowder. Biggest Flirt-James Jcerger. Best Marcel-Egedio Sangalli. Best Dresser-Ivan Hayes. Prettiest Eyes-Wm. McClarence. Biggest Mouth-Merle Bohlander. Most Contrary-Frank McHarg. Most Impudent-Ollie Whites. Quietest-Louis Berra. -By M. L. S. msMMmm 1927 M L