Waukegan High School - Annual W Yearbook (Waukegan, IL)

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:V ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '' 'A 'A ' ' - ' w ff CI ' ff 5, am.: Qfficerm. 15 1, 3 if + fl 4, 1' 4 1' If 'RAP MCLAY. If :: President. :D 1, 4: 5: WILL WE TZEL. OLIVE BEECHER. :I Vice-President. 5,c,,g,,y, 1' 1' gl MA M15 CA 'RMA Jv, gl fn Treasurer. 1: 1: EQ Glass motto--- tout bleu on rim. Eg :I Glass Zolors---Green and lllliltc. :I P li Z 1' 'r 'Q' ': 'n 'P 'r 'L 1 I 'I MEMBERS OF THE CLASS 'I 1, . 4 4 F 1: NAME, NIOKNAME. jl NSTUBBORN AS A Mum. :I ' n if Georgia Kirk Adams, X X George 1: I :E 4 Vice-President, f2J. Treasurer, Qzl. Chairman Invita- fi In tion committee, Poet, Girls basket ball and :I 1: class basket ball teams. I I EI NEXCEEDINGLY wsu. READ. if u I 5: Zoe Louise Artz, x .vc x Q: :E Entertainment committeeg Invitation committee, En- :, tered as a Senior from Elyria, Ohio, High School. If 'I 1C 4, UAPPEARANCES ARE DECEXVINGJ' 'n 1, 1, 1: Evans Paul Barnes. x x X if 1 I :E President, C311 Vice-President, Q4lg Response at Alum- S ni Banquet. 'u 'n 'r 5: SPEECH IS SILVER, BUT SILBNCE IS GOLDEN. D U if Olive Sprague Beecher. X X 'Teddy ft gl President, C455 Vice-President, Qzl, Q3ig Secretary, P , , 5 1, fzl, 1435 Motto committeeg Chairman enter- It :I tainment committee.

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coloring matter of the scales is found in the cycloid scales or the ctcnoid scalesg nor do we know whether the lobes of the caudal fin are homocercal or heteroceroal, because when we wanted ma- terial for work, the winds blew and the waves were so high that fishermen dared not venture out to ish. But that is past, and the time is now near when you leave us. We hope that, on your departure, the Senior mantle may fall in graceful folds about us, and as you go out into the untried world of action, be assured that you carry with you the kindest regards of the pupils of the Waukegan High School.

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.-.-.-.-.--.-vAv--.Av-v-.-.-.-v-.-v-s--.-v-v-.-v-v--.-v--.-vA.-.-v-v-'Ave'--v--Av-A.'v' H A GEM Q1 H Frank W. Bowen. X X X Bony University of Chicago Oratorical Contest, 1415 Orator. Entered as a Senior from Pipestone, Minn., High School. A TOWN WHICH BOASTS INHABITANTS LIKB ME CAN HAVE NO LACK OF GOOD SOCIETY. Walter Thomas Brean, X X X Ted H HERE'S QUIET FOR You, SELF-POSESSION, THOUGHTFULNESSJ' Iosie Burnett, X X X X 'joel WOULD THERE WERE MORE LIKE HER. Esther May Carman. X X Sally Vice-President, 111, 131, 1413 Secretary, 121, 1313 Treas- urer, 121, 1415 Assistant Editor, Annual. HE WEARS THE ROSE OF YOUTH UPON HIM. George Thomas Carroll, X X Tommie A SHINING LIGHT. Mabel Sophia Chittenden, X X X H TRUE INDUSTRY DOT!-I KINDLE HONOR'S FIRE. Rose Alvesta Clingman. X X jake Secretary, 1315 Statisticiang Girls class basket ball team. H WITH THE EYE or A PROPHETESSJ' Ida Ethel Dunn, X X X X Pat Treasurer, 1313 Prophet. PAM IT. Leigh George Forvor, X X X Willie Vice-President, 1215 Secretary, 1I1g Business mana- ger, annualg Class basket ball team. HE CAN WHO THINKS HE CAN. Charles Gesekus, X X X H SLOW BUT SURE. Alice Goodrich, X X X Allie