Winamac High School - Totem Yearbook (Winamac, IN)

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JULIUS HENRY At last during his senior year this most puissant per- sonage has revealed the in- herent weakness of W. H. S. students by the inception of amor res. Julius is a poet of some fame yet has aspirations to be the corn king of the U. S. A. How- ever. he may also enter pol- itics since he is very partial to the ardent co-ed men- tioned elsewhere. JANET KELLER Demure unaffected maid who down deep in her heart has a great desire to stand for woman's rights. She is very patrician looking, care- ful of her appearance, pos- sesses great skill as an art- ist but her mind refuses to connect when mathematics appear. MARY DUKES A romantic dreamer who loves intellectual people. She reads the Ladies' Home Journal for a philosophical hookey when the tests mine training. Her motto is Play too thick. Mary, however, has a bible eognomen and. therefore, is considered to be quite biblical. JENNINGS VURPILLAT l'Jinks never ruthless in his judge of the fair sex, and this year he has often been seen as he trudges homeward on Sunday night. This, however, does not af- fect his energy and ambi- tions and he will some day come forth as a great, great

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sl AGNES GHABNER Agnes' aim is to get a di- ploma, cost what it mayg consequently she is a bril- liant student. Her' light. shines and influences others in striving for higher grades. She possesses a wonderful mind which she always has and always will .use to a good. effect. ARTHUR KROFT Sugar-hair Arthur join- ed us when we were Juniors. He is sad, sad indeed, this year for a certain Hose, who made life on the old tennis ground pleasant for him. is now gone. However, he plods along, no doubt, with his eye fixed on the happydays to come. .l ALICE BOWMAN Alice is a quiet, very pre- cise young lady from Pulas- ki. She has a mania for ko. daking, getting a bunch of pictures almost every day. She is very shy but the rea- son for this may be that he does not live in Winamac. We are not certain of this as she only becamea Senior here,this year. DUDLEY DIGGS Mr. Diggs is a composition of wit, wisdom and weari- ness. Hiszprivate hobby is foolishness'-and he engages in the practice of dissemin- ating the mysteries of elec- tricity as a standby. His joy and delight is to tarry between bells in the cloak room .talking to the girls.