West High School - Hesperian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Lucile Daugherty Fairly modest, generous, companionable. “In former years Lucile would hesitate to wear a slit skirt. Now she wears a slit skirt to hesitate.” George II. Dickinson Generous, affectionate, keen. After wo had gotten George to write the sentence for the third time, at the imminent risk of hieing “canned” from class, lie heartily indorsed the sentiment as he wrote his character for the Prof. Charles Drew Self important, agreeable, good will. Chuck, you are not public-spirited; support the home trade, and boost for Minneapolis. Harold Davis Honest, unassuming, bashful, bashful, and bashful. Now in reading Harold’s writing Emphatic stress was laid (In this advice for pondering o’er, “Faint heart ne’er won fair maid.” Bernice Dikckhoff Friendly, sensitive, good memory. Professor Munk is certainly a seer worthy to be esteemed, for what is more pointed t han her memory? It takes a long memory to remember Amendments to U. S. Constitution, doesn’t it Bernice? .Marian Dikckhofe Agreeable, quiet, inconsistent. The fortune alloted to Marian isn't half bad, for lieing agreeable is half the battle, and variety, as far as inconsistency goes, is the spice of life anyway. Page Twenty-seven

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Marie Campbell A greealde, generous, acute. Grace was in all her steps, heaven in her eye; in every gesture, dignity and love.” All contributions gratefully received at the Hesperian landing. Klmkk Carlson Agreeable, keen, qnick, sense of humor. Aren’t lie swell looking though? He the regular little cut-up in the Senior play. Helen Clagtk Not talkative, sensitive, good will. Helen would make a good fast player, believe us, for when she gets started there is no stopping her. We have seen her leave the whole hall gasping for atmosphere, as she whistled through. Komi Connor Comfcinionable, intuitive, keen. Edith played with civics. And nearly every day, When called upon to argue, I agree with him she'd say. Merlin Costigan Clever, talented, jilted in love, or left-handed. And we all know Merlin dries his drawing with his right hand. Margaret Darling Reserved, indifferent, generous. “ ’Tis good in every ease, you know. To have fitw strings unto your bow. Page Twenty-six

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Iva I)r BolS Rather artistic, clever, intuitive. She “should worry about de boys. Clara Dunlap Tactful, careless, flirtatious. Professor Munk expressed doubt as to the first and second qualities, but is perfectly positive as to the last. Welcome to our city! Oscar Dunlap .1 fluent mind, hut lacking in will-flower! A hale, hearty youth who hails (?) from Montana! Frances Dcrkee Sincere, dependable, humble. Mid suburbs and farm-lands, with slow service car(s) Be it ever so humble, there’s no place like Bryn Mawr.” Doris Eoge Agreeable, rather keen, flighty. 'Phis little maid so full of fun Her motto's, “Nothing attempted, nothing won.” Ralph Erickson Athletic, modest, generous, quiet. Ralph's chief delight is sporting a little rubber disk over the frozen surface of nature’s own beverage. In other words, oh, suffering patient, he plays hockey. Page Twenty-elgl