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

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WILLIAM Ross GALLOWAY Beware the fnry of a patient man. Waterloo has claimed Ross since September 26, 1903, that is, until a year or so ago. He has been active in both Cyclone and Track work. Member of 1920 Foot Ball team and of Senior Play cast. The English Course claimed him as a student. JOHN H. HELLER The good die young but that d0esn't worry me. During the year of 1917 the gates of Rock Lake, North Dakota, were opened and john escaped, only to come to ,West High to help instruct the faculty in the studies pursued in the Latin-French course. He was an active member both in Science and Cyclone Clubs. GEORGE HAVEN No Cnpid darts for bint. Skinnay was born in H2Ol, Iowa, in 1901. He studied in the Latin-English Course and was on 1920 Foot Ball team. He was a mem- ber of junior Play cast, Cyclone, Science, and Hi-Y Clubs. RUTH L. HOWARD She is gentle, 5-be is shy, But tlaere's nzzsclnef in ber eye. This follower of the Latin-English Course was born in Lena, lll., November 12, 1904. She came with bag and baggage to Waterloo in 1909. Her warbling was heard in Treble Clef for two years and for one year in Philomel. Both the Friendship and Herricane Clubs claimed Ruth as a member. Twenty-Four

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Lucy FIARRIETTE GooDRicH Full marry a flower is born to bluxb unseen' This loyal student of the Latin-English Course Hrst came into prominence in our own fair city, November Zl, IQO3. Friendship and Herribane Clubs both claim her as a member. VERONA AUGUSTA Goerrscx-1 Hang sorrow, care will kill a cat, Therefore let us be merry. This loyal West High booster, a student of the Latin-French course, came here from Du- rant in 1907. She was a member of the Friend- ship Club. FRANCIS GLENNY Not only good, but good for sometlJirzg. Hudson, Iowa, was the scene of this fair Valentine's birth in 1903. She came to the city a few years later and took part in both junior and Senior plays. President of Friendship Club during year '20-'21, and member of Philo- mel Chorus for two years is her record. Grad- uates frorn the Latin-French course. l-IELEN MAY GILBERT Away with books, let's have some fun. At Independence, February 24, l903, Helen uttered her first bloodthirsty cry, Deciding Waterloo was the best place to display her knowledge, she came here in her junior year. She graduates from the Latin-English Course and was a member of both Herricane and Friendship Clubs. I uenly-Three 1

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MERALD EDWARD HOAG It's useless nonsense, if not a crime To bang around the ladzes all of the t1n1e. In 1917, at the age of Hfteen years, Merald came to Waterloo. He was President of Class, member of the Track Team and Hi-Y during his Senior year, Athletic Editor of Spectator, Senior Play cast, Cyclone Secretary, Glee Club, and a member of the 1920 Foot Ball team. Graduates from the Manual Training English Course. VIOLA CLAIRE 1-IENNING Well meaning and praisewortlJy. Viola entered West High as a Sophomore to pursue the studies prescribed by the Latin- Erench Course. The time and place of her birth was Vinton, Iowa, january ZZ, 1903. She was a willing contributor to the success of the Athenian programs. , PAYE JEANETTE HuTsoN I am I, as you can see, For if I tried who else could I be. This member of the Senior Play cast was born at Manchester, May 15, 1902. Faye startled Waterloo by moving here in 1910. Treble Clef, Herricane and Friendship Clubs claimed her as a member. Graduates from the Latin-French Course. WILMA JENKS My tongue witlain 111-',V lips I rein, For who talks 1nuelJ, must talk zn vaznf' An honor-roll student and a loyal worker in the Friendship Club was born in our own fair city, December 16, 1903. She chose the Latin-French Course and deemed it advisable to become a member of the llerricane Club. Twenty-Five