Winamac High School - Totem Yearbook (Winamac, IN)

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AGNES CHAPMAN This young lady, strange to say, has become more and more quiet this year. She is probably seeing visions of some dear face that answers to the call, John. She joins nevertheless in all the good times of the Seniors and has always faithfully supported her class colors. WALTER WENDT 'This distinguished young gentleman compares favor- ably with Samson in strength, with Solomon in wisdom and with Archime- des in brain power. He is unselfish, ever looking out for his friends and enemies alike. Brave as a lion, cour- teous as King Arthur, gen- erous as Carnegie and pos- sesses other good qualities too numerous to mention Without a blemish in char- acter. tBy the Editor.b PEARL GOODPASTER As all classes must have jewels so our class keeps the Pearl to be our booster. In work, playing jokes, laugh- ing and especially whisper- ing you will find her head- ing the ranks of the Seniors. Her jolly nature certainly fits her for her position as joke editor of the Totem, EDITH BADER Edith is the pianist of W. H. S. Without her we would be lost. Although she is very busy teaching Hersh and other pupils, she still finds time to make button- holes and translate German so that she may graduate.

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N ELLIE GALBREATH Nellie is one of our dili- gent students winning hearts by her bright and happy disposition. She is a loyal worker in and out of school. Nellie intends to take up do- mestic science after grad- uation in order that hubby may receive a square meal. RUTH MARCH Ruth is a demure little little maid always ready to smile at one and to assist anyone in conversation. She is very partial to boys, cs- pecially Senior boys. She delights in keeping some one busy pulling down the blind by her window. She has a pull with the Eng- lish teacher. Gb GEORGE KEY Hon. G. W. K. has high ambitions in several lines. He has, as yet, not decided whether he will become an D., an inventor, a Prohi- bitionist senator in favor of woman suffrage, or some- thing else. After he has once decided, however, you may feel sure he will get there with a run and a jump. MAUDE SHANK. Maude has helped Ruth this year in the pleasurable occupation of whispering during school hours, but has always managed to escape detection. We fear she is looking forward to a life of single blessedness but are not certain as she only came to us this year.

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www MABEL MORRISON Of all the Seniors, none are so certain of themselves as Mabel. She has the ad- mirable characteristic of never becoming confused under any circumstances and is always ready to stand for what she believes. These good qualities. together with others she possesses will carry her far toward her goal whatever it may be. HAZEL MERRIMAN Silent but persevering' is the old adage to which Hazel conforms. She has studied hard here but many :1 precious moment has gone to waste while she gazed over the assembly room at no-thing. However, uonly by gazing shalt thou learn may be another maxim which she seeks to carry out. HOMER BARKER This lad upon entering W. H. S. was of a very amorous nature but this tendency has ceased and he is now as Emerson says, mending his shell with the pearl of soli- tudef' Homer has a quiet and peaceful manner which has won for him the friend- ship and respect of all. FANN Y CONN Fanny is another of the industrious Seniors, more so than ever before as she does not have so many notes to read this year. She expects to teach school but we do not think she will be an 'told maid school-marm because -well, ask Cecil G.