West High School - Hesperian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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K.atiikhixe Brewster Flirtations, intuitive, strong willed Little- Katie came to school, Tried to keep the Golden Rule, But she led the boys astray, Stole them from the girls away. Clifford Borden Dignified, refined, sympathetic. Assistant-president of the Girls' league. I,KNORE BRA NDEN BURG Somewhat slow, not musical, calculating, generous. Lenore, the Prof, discovered your little system. We lxdieve in being generous all right, but we also believe decidedly in calculating very closely just how generous we should be. Harold Brooke Loquacious, not musical, athletic possibilities. Another possible white hope. Maybe the Prof, thought that you were a track man from the way your writing runs. We will forgive him this time though. Claudia Briggs Congenial, indifferent, honest. Claudia did not believe that the pen is mightier than the sword and so she adopted the typewriter.” Grace Bright Undeveloped, inconspicuous, not talkative, honest. When the school took the strange inclination To label us by vaccination Her father brought suit, made trouble to boot, ’Cause they gave her a ten days’ vacation. Page Twenty-four

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Lawrence Bigelow Modest, quiet, bashful, and bashful. ‘‘Pussy-foot.” has a good understanding. Earle Bit.liter Keen, quiet, forceful, aggressive. We wanted to slam Earle just on general principles, but it couldn't, be done. Wallace Blake Keen, quiet, refined. He has ideas, so there is still some hope for him. George ('. Blackett Positive, loquacious, original. Original, we should say so. When “Blick” was a freshman he wanted to know if Nearer my God to Thee” was written in commemoration of Nero. (We will explain this on May 17). Anna BlakelV Congenial, good natured, rather headstrong. Prof. Munk says you are headstrong. We have our doubts except in French. Helene Blitmenkraxz Good concentration, generous, optimistic. Helene is a volunteer in Kerr’s” army. She s|X uts German and argument for the mighty cause with equal vivacity and spirit. Twenty-three

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Dorothy Brown Sociable, very strong will power, agreeable. Little Dorothy grown so tall, You'd hardly recognize at all. We can’t think of any more poetry, but we’re mighty glad you didn’t stay at Stanley. Lillian Brown Good natured, easy-going, fickle. As merry as the day is long.” Bernice Buckley Intuitive, impatient, affected. Bernice is a regular little cut-up, and she goes around with the cut-out ON. Oh. have you heard about the Scam!------------. Chug! Chug! Merrily we roll along! ! Russell Burchard Lack of mental clearness, sarcastic, generous, quick. We don’t dare to call Russ names, Or from him credit rob. For if we dared to do that Why, you see, we’d lose our job! Lois Burns Tactful, appreciative, affectionate. You are in an affectionate” class. Sidney S. Burton Keen, athletic, generous. They say that you are keen. Mere’s hoping you will lend us a fiver when you get your million. Page Twenty-five