Wellsville High School - Sonnontouan Yearbook (Wellsville, NY)

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14 THE OWL — 1928 Senior Class Harold O. Button Don 0. Cummings . Hazel Brooks . Frances Dolan Mrs. Floy S. Lish The graduating class of 1928 feels that it has brought as much credit to Wellsville High School as any other organization ever exisiting. In its Freshman year it didn’t do much, of course. It was too busy becoming ac¬ quainted with the intricacies of algebra and Latin. It die’ not take long, however, as a Sophomore class, to show its importance, schol¬ astically as well as socially. It also developed a failing for disagreement that con¬ tinued during the Junior year and caused the Faculty Advisor, Mr. Gilmore, to fear for its survival. But as the Senior Class of 1928, it has “borne its fruit.” It has among its mem¬ bers the President of the Student Council, the President of the Hi-Y, the President of the Girl Reserves, several members of the All-State Football Team and five possessors of the twenty-point letter. It has presented two plays with unusual success and has also sponsored a Class Day Program which turned out very satisfactorily. At this time, some members of the class are seen gazing wistfully at Mrs. Lish, the faculty advisor, but as a whole it feels ready for graduation and the start on the Highway to Success. It leaves a fine record and a high standard of achievements to be upheld by those who follow. President . Vice President Secretary . Treasurer . Faculty Advisor

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BOOK II Classes

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THE OWL — 1928 JOHN ARNOLD “Johnny” “Come Out of the Kitchen”; Student Council 4. “Up, up, my friend, and quit your books, Or surely you’ll grow double.” NEWTON ARNOLD “Newt” “Let me rest a while, I am tired.” VIRGINIA BARNES “Jinney” “Come Out of the Kitchen”; “The Im¬ portance of Being Earnest”; Mgr. Girls’ Basketball 4; Glee Club; Vice- President, 3; Senior Dramatic Club; Poetry Club; Exchange Editor “Owl,” 3; Humor Editor “Owl,” 4. “Life is a jest, and all things show it; I thought so once, but now I know it.” JEANETTE BOWERS “Jean” Senior Dramatic Club; Glee Club; Poetry Club; Treasurer, 2. “This girl’s heart is like the moon— always changing, But there’s always a man in it.” MARK BOYD “Mark” Student Council, 2. “Meanwhile the roar continues.” MARY BRADY “Tubby” “The Importance of Being Earnest”; Student Council; 4; “Owl” Staff; Na¬ tional Honor Society; Senior Drama¬ tic Club. » ,.« . . ' i f “I hate men; they irritate me I like to be irritated.” • •