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

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ELIZABETH JANE HASVVELL Born in Chicago, Ill. Elizabeth has won her place as the official will-maker of the Senior class. Any one who can draw up a will in proper form must know something about law. She was a member of the Forum Society, Hericane club and Philomel for two years. Latin four years German-French. GRAHAM HAY VVashington, Iowa, December 9, 1902, Graham is one of the silent workers of West High. He is heart and soul in every school activity and does the es- sential things for the good of the school without thought of the glory. A mem- ber of the Forum Society, Cyclone and I-Ii-Y clubs. Latin-English course, VERNE R. JAY How late were you out? Cedar Falls, Iowa, February 9, 1901. Verne ought to be a big man for his middle name in Roosevelt. Now don't tell anyone for he wouldn't have it known for worlds. Umega So-ciety. president of Cyclone. president of Hi-Y club, president of the junior Drama League, president Second Glee club, member First Glee club. Circulation manager of the Spectator. Tenth Legion. Debate '19. Latin course. RICHARD RALPH JEFFERSON Dunkerton, Iowa, April 27, 1901. Richard has the distinction of plac- ing third on the Honor Roll. He is a member of the Cyclone and Hi-Y clubs and the VVashing Irving Society. Latin- English course. 'I 1 J .fe Nineteen

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ELIZABETH MIRI.-XM FORRESTER Oh Shoal, Oh, Lady Vim1'11gs. Born in Jolly, Iowa, April 23, 1901. Betty comes from a Jolly town and leaves school with a record in social activities. A member of the Wasliing- ton Irving Society, Hericane club, Phil- omel three years, cast operetta Wild Rose and Senior play cast. Secretary of the class in Freshman and junior years. Latin-French-German course. JGHN NENVTON GISH Mechanicsburg, Pa., March 3, 1901, John is another of the gifted actors of the class of '19, Ai member of the Senior play cast and of the English plays, Washington Irving Society and the Glee Club. These took up his time when he wasn't studying in the English course. CECIL GORMAN Born in Chicago, Ill., August 17, 1899. Cecil went with the Rainbow Division in his Sophomore year, but because of an injury, was honorably discharged. He returned immediately to school where he turned his powers to all things best for the school. A member of Del- phian and VVashington Irving Societies and Cyclone and Glee clubs. Played football '18 and inter-class basketball '19. President of the Senior class, Hes- perian Society, and assembly chairman, a member of both Junior and Senior play casts. Manual Training course. PEAIQL l.UCILI.E H.XRTl.ElP Rockford, Iowa, December 14, 1900. Pearl is another of the theatrical aspir- ants of the Senior class, being a member of the Senior play cast. A member of the XYashington Irving Society. Heri- eane Club, and the Philoinel two years, secretary Hesperian Society. a member uf the Student Council in her -lunior year. Secretary of the Senior class. l.atin-Cierman-lireneli course.

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I' went y DoRoTHx' MIRIAM JENKS Nick was born in Waterloo, Iowa, October 21, 1901, and has made her home her all her life. Latin course. Was an active member of the Delphian Society and the Girls' Hi-Y. VVas president of the Hericane club and vice president of Freshman class. VVon the Humorous in declam. NORMA LOUISE JFNNISH Oh, let me look. This young lady increased the pop- ulation of Waterloo on August 5, 1901. Her home has been in this citv ever since. She entered high school in Jan- uary, 1915, and by dint of hard work, was awarded a place on the Honor Roll. She was a class representative on the Student Council in the Sophomore year, a member of the Philomel for two years a member of the Omega Society and Hericane club. VVrote the class prophecy. Graduates from the lfnglish-French course. BERNICE E. JUEL Ol1,' Good Night. Beanie was born in Maquoketa, Iowa, She moved to Vlfaterloo and entered Fast High, coming to VVest High in her Sophomore year. A member of the orchestra and Second Philomel. Ting- lish-French course. IZICSSIIQ CIMXRISSA LARSON This young lady became one per cent. of lYest Union on As soon as thinking she decided that she less prominent in lYaterloo in order that she might grad- High, Consequently of the population january 26, 1901. ability developed, would rather be nate from XYest moved her parents to this city. She was Omega Society and ll member ol the lleriezlne elnb, and gracliiziletl from the lznglish course.