Winamac High School - Totem Yearbook (Winamac, IN)

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tiERTHL'DE ALBERDING This girl lowers high above us especially in longi- tude. Gertrude is as quiet as a mouse ever- striving for a better deporlment mark. Her private revel is dream- ing, with studying as an oc- cupation. WILLIAM MOHR This individual is noted as being the llrst to intro- duce the pompadour into VV. H. S. Bill is rational in everything but woman sulirage and when it comes to that he is a Bull Moose. His jinx is girls while farming is his greatest dc- light. MABEL SMITH Mahefs broad engaging smile and good common sense make her a general comrade to all. Mabel's thoughts often come so fast that she gets her tongue tangled in saying them all at once. She is looking for- ward to happy years of school-teaching. KATIE BROWN We know that Katie is the hardest worker in the class and she certainly merits the good grades which she al- ways receives. Although she is lacking in fun, this is amply counterbalanced by her determined spirit which is sure to bring her excel- lent rewards and many friends.

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'Rf' l E435 LORENA DEGNER Lorena is one of our ard- ent. loyal co-eds, being a fa- vorite with all sexes, espec- ially of one of the opposite. Such trying times she has writing those little messages and when she cannot a spirit of restlessness comes over her that is hard to shake off. Yet she always manages to grind out the usual amount per day. LEROY RETHERFORD V Roy and his funny noises have been ever present among the Seniors. He is an accomplished musician on such instruments as the mouth harp, JeW's harp and others. Besides that, he has some ability as a student and athlete. He, too, is an apostle of beautiful girls. DOROTHEA MAN DERS. The most experienced young lady in the class in the art of making doll clothes and catching the at- tention of young gentlemen. Her ideas are quite long in proportion to her years spent in XV. H. S. Dorothea is one who never quits. fol- lowing the old motto, lf at Hrst you don't succeed, try, try again. HARRY SMITH Smithy stands at the head of the eccentrics of W. H. He is ofa large phys- ique, possesses a wondrous pompadour and is a great athlete, especially active in baseball. One of his failings is his liking for pretty girls which has cost him many a weary hour. Despite these qualities, Harry is a fine fel- low and is always ready for whatever happens along.

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ERMA KISTLER Erma's most prominent characteristic is to fail to hear others recite in Eng- lish IV but. being of a peaceable nature, always agrees with them. Erma, at times, becomes violent with anger but soon forgives and forgets. She is a favorite with all and will be a jolly memory to W. H. S, MARY JACKSON ,We certainly must apply some of Emerson's philoso- phy, quality atones for quantity in thinking of Mary. Her great need is a little more perpendicular capacity. She was a great friend to Caesar, Cireco and the other Greats and sad it will be to break away from: these fond relations. JOSEPH BOYLE 'tPat is an Irishman and dearly loves the Shamrock green. He is a cartoonist of no mean worth and has a peculiar laugh which you would be sure to recognize, as it is original. He is a great admirer of girls with brown eyes but is not very bold, so you may know that there is nothing doing. ALTA FISHER Alta is slow and easy-go- ing, but she is not lazyg no, far from it. She always knows what she is talking about when she recites. She came to us this year to be- come a Senior and to take care of her small brother Levi.