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

Page 27 text:

Claw.: Valedictorian, 1 Salutatorian, 1 H on or.r. 'Q- 1 Perry Warren Harris. 1 1 Gertrude Evalyn Miller. Historian, 1 1 1 1 Verle Morrow. Prophet. 1 1 1 1 1 Ida Ethel Dunn. Poet, 1 1 1 Georgia Kirk Adams. Statistician. ' f 1 Rose Alvesta Clingman. Response at Banquet, 1 Evans Paul Barnes. Orator. 1 1 1 1 Frank W. Bowen. Charge to Undergraduates, 1 1 Gyneth Madge Rich. I o'o C H. .f. FAC VL TY. 'Q' MISS MIRIAM BESLEY. Superintendent.. W. STEBBINS, Principal. Mas. BERTHA cl-m.D. mss Born-x A. LYON. Miss 1. Banrncn RBPLOGLE, mas. FLORENCE cuR1'1s. A. W. GIFFORD. Miss m.sna GRIDLEY.

Page 26 text:

+ 1 + 1 + 1 P 1 + 1 + 1 + 1 + 1 + 1 + 1 + 1 1+ I+ D 1 + 1 P 1 I+ + 1 P '+ '+ 1 4+ 4+ 1+ 1+ 1+ 1+ 1+ 1+ 4+ 4+ 1, I '+ 1+ '+ 'I 1+ 1+ 1 1+ + '+ '+ '+ 1 1+ U 1 I 1 1+ + 1 1+ + '+ 1+ '+ 1+ '+ '+ '+ 'I '+ 1+ 1+ '+ '+ '+ 1 4+ F '+ '+ '+ '+ 1 4+ I '+ 1+ 1+ 1+ 1+ 1+ 1+ '+ 1- WITH A PLEASANT SMILE. Elizabeth Florence Thomas, X X I 'Flo' H soBER AS A JUDGE. Kate Ida Tidy. X X X X Music HATH CHARMS Bernice Louise West, X X X Bud' Girls class basket. ball team. CHEERFUL LOOKS MAKE EVERY DISH A FEASTJ' Laurina Elizabeth Wetzel, X X X Lew' Secretary, 13,1 Treasurer, Qzl. WRAPPED IN A FIT OF PLEASING INDOLENCEX' William Byron Wetzel. X X Bill Vice-President, 1415 Secretary, 14jg Chairman finance committeeg Class basket ball team. - A CHERUB WITH RUBY LIPS AND CURLY HAIR. Arthur Fleming Wright, X X X Sliver Foot ball teamg Base ball team. fi if It lf. Xu ,I A 515,11 X 1'7K.lNLA A! x., g V If 1 -22...

Page 28 text:

Senior Vocabulary. egg' IAQ' NE afternoon as I was trudging along against a West- gl VX! ern blizzard and not knowing where to go, I met a if Carman, who said: If you have the Price, ou ma :l'fg924,iL-I ride by way of the St. Paul. y y I accepted the ride and left the car at Adams street, intending to visit the institution of Artz, but I was suddenly startled at hearing some one crying Hallowill, and upon turning round I saw Thomas coming at full speed. After a moment's conversation I started on, but I had only gone a short distance when I met a Rich Miller who told me there was a Tidy green house across the street. I, being a lover of flowers, stepped across and entered. On the left I noticed Mr. Harris, the proprietor, pressing a Rose. Is that Wright, a Rosenblum Z 'l I asked. Yes, and if you wait until I get Dunn I will show you a ' kind of pretty, Olive plant and also a sweet William which was imported from Milburn. A After he had Chucked a few things away on a shelf we went down to the other end of the green house. There stood a beauti- ful Palmterl where not a Ray of sunlight could strike it. After picking a Goodrich looking Daisy, I left and started for a hotel. When I reached it I noticed a Martin Carroling away over some crumbs which the Porter had thrown to him. On the Morrow I left for Florence, with Laurels for the Hollstein. I remained only a few days. On my way back I met a teacher who seemed to delight in Bowen to me, but I was greatly surprised to find out that my wandering was only a Joner and it was my turn to recite. 124 -