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Louise Rowell Clements Class Party Committee (2) Rnglish Club (3) Tranquillity thou better name Than all the family of Fame. Louise is one of our quietest girls. She is always willing to help in class affairs but since she has been a full fledged nursemaid during all her high school days, we have seen very little of her. She is sure to make a fine nurse and we wish her luck. 4. Charles George Grisgraber F. F. A. (1,2,3,4) Storrs Judging Team (1,2,3) Ag Prize winner (2) Baseball and basketball (1,2,3,4) Prom Committee (4) The one worth while is the one who can smile Charlie has a smile for everyone. His good nature and witty humor make him popular among the boys as well as the girls Although Charlie is at his best on a dance floor, his chances of becoming a successful fanner are very good. 7. Dorothy May Hatstat Class Party Committee (1) Cast The Fire Prince (2) Dance Committee (2,4) Men's Forum Supper Committee (4) Class History (4) Shall we set about some revels? Dorothy's flashing dimples have made a hit with everyone, especially the opposite sex. She is known in our class for her jolly yet quiet ways. She is very neat and at times prim,yet where there's excitement, it's there that you'll find Dottie. 8. Srnest Atwood Hicock Mirror Staff (1,2,3,4) Class President (2) Cast The Fire Prince (2) Scholarship Medal (1,2,3,4) Council of Ten (3,4) Assistant iSditor,The Mirror (3,4) Cast A Character Intrudes (3) Class Vice President (4) Citizenship Award (4) By the work one knows the workman Hickey has been on the honor roll consistently for four years and although he appears to be slow and easy-going, he usually scores a bull's eye in the end. Perhaps it's his flair for Mathematics that makes him so certain, but he doesn't lack a sense of humor. And if he isn't a real boy, how do you explain the fact that he used to eat his lunch during French class.
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