Waterloo West High School - Wahawk Yearbook (Waterloo, IA)

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MARY FRANCES BAKER Well, I'lI be horn-s'waggIvd. Born in Greensburg, Penn., December 1, 1899. Mary, a maid of etherial am- bition, decided at a very early age that she must leave the good Keystone state, Waterloo West High and come to School. The Omega Society and Heri- cane club claimed her as their own. English-German course. DOROTHY BARRON VVv1l, I d011'f know. Dorothy was born in Waterloo, Iowa, June 12, 1901. Delphian Society, Heri- cane club, Roman Senate and the Operetta, Wild Rose, almost filled this page, but the best is always last. Dot was a member of the Vhilomel Chorul over three years and was never present without her voice. Latfn-llermzui course. GLADYCE RASSAREAR Yes, I guess not. Glad was born in Reinbeek, Iowa, June 5, 1901. Woe to the undcrclass man that stirs up this maid's feelings, for, yea, verily, she is I1 bolt of forked lightning. A member of the Washing- ton Irving Society and the Philomel. Latin-English course claimed her at- tention. JOHN CHARLES BENNETT Waterloo, Iowa, was the birth place of John on December 7, 1903. john tried Canadian schools for a time, but they must not have appealed to him, for we Find him with the VVest I-Iigh class of '19, A member of the Forum and Cyclone clubs and a prominent member of the Roman Senate. john gets his credits from the Latin-German course. 'Q Z Fifteen

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THICLMA VIRGINIA 3111133 lI'rll, '2ev'll lvl flu' mufler drop note. liorn in Hudson, Iowa, August 16, 1901. Secretary of W'ashington lrving Society, reporter of I-lesperian Society and a member of the I-Iericane Club, are only a few of her accomplishments. It was in the Philomel, Senior Plav and several assembly plays that the Fates smiled most favorably on this blonde maid. She graduates from the Latin- German course. VERNE ALLEN Oh, gosh. Born in Des Moines, Iowa, October 2, 1901. VVhitey', came to us in his Sen- ior year from Independence, but not be- ing excessively bashful he immediately plunged into our school activities. The Senior play, Cyclone, Hi-Y, and Glee Club just begin to tell the tale. for it was in Football, Basketball and Track that this bird showed signs of real ability. English course. XYILISUR XY. AMSPK DKIQR Born in lYashington, Iowa, December 19, 1901. Red stormed the gateway of Vl'est High, coming from XYashington Iowa, and proceeded to show the world that it doesn't take a Hercnlean stature to make a mighty man and a lliest High lfooster. .-X member of Cyclone and Hi-Y Clubs. English-Mathematics course. YIQRNE .'XXTt DN l'm in tl fi.r. no-ze ho-ze am I rfning to yr! tIIlf.2H Horn in Laporte City, Iowa, Novem- lrer 7. 1900. The Delphizin Society. Cy- elone and Hi-Y Clubs are not the only organizations aspiring to '1lony's sup- port. The S. S. claims him as their own. ln football '18 and track '18 he was always a consistent player. ling- lisb-I.atin eonrse.

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wt:-en CHARLES HENRY BROVVN. Ir. Houston, Texas, nrst saw Charles on November 16, 1900. Butch comes from the Lone Star State, the land of long horns, cacti, and heroic fables. Glee club '18-'19, track '18-'19, Senior and Junior plays, Washington Irving Society and Cyclone club is a very brief history of his four vears. When he wasn't busy with these the Latin-French- German-English course claimed his at- tention. MABLE ALYCE CAMPBELL Bel1'ri'c IIIV0-X0lIf'1'fPft'.,, Born in Dunkerton, Iowa, January 24, 1902. The Forum Society, the Hi-Y and Cyclone clubs held out beseeching hands to Mac , also a member of the Roman Senate. Latin four years. Ger- man course. LILLIAN COLLINS Horn in La Porte City, Iowa, August 14, 1901. Lillian did not come to VVest High until her Junior year, but when she did come, she certainly did cut loose. She simply consumed all the knowledge that was floating around, phantom like. She graduates from the Latin course. MILDRED Pliilil. COURT Kids, l't't' got fn .v1udj,'. Born in Osceola. XVisconsin. lVas a member of the Delphian Society. Heri- eane club and president of Hi-Y '18, .-Xlso the zealous and jealous Consul Seeundus of the Roman Senate. .-Ks loeal editor of the Spectator, Blond generally got to the bottom of all things and tapped the fountain of knowledge. .Xnotlier Senior niglitingale, a member of the l'l1ilomel for tuo years. Latin four rears. lierman.