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Vernon Nelson: "Cannon Ball" is the name. I don't know why; you don't
know why; he doesn't know why; we don't; they don't, so don't ask why.
Howard Price: Price makes up for all the wise men and weather prophets, yet
a goodly egg he ith.
Virginia Purvis: Jinny's a married woman. Oh man, she am one fine cook; no
livin' out of cans for her ( or hubby, either) .
Louise Reams: We all know her as "Weasel." She's an all around girl. When
it comes to seniors, she's right there with the welfare work.
Arabella Roche: 'Bella is sweet, sweet as a May flower. D'yuh know that girl
can sing more popular pieces than you or I could buy. Still that might not be so
hard after all.
Edythe Root: Edie's noted for her frank statements. Personal opinions are
given freely. This is our opinion, though: She's got H. P. pickin' petals off-a daisies.
He might leave some for the rest of us to pick.
Vernon Schumacher: Just a good old standby, that's what he is. He is always
at our service.
Ralph Schunick: "Stilts" is just the opposite of the other Ralph. His hair is
light and his eyes blue. As for stature, he's got it.
Mary Scott: One Mary had a little lamb; another Mary got beheaded, but this
Mary isn't related to either. This is Scotty.
Gretchen Stewart: "Gretchy" is a sister to all the Stewarts who have graduated
from F. U. H. S., perhaps. For further information ask Ruth Arundel!. They're
pals, you know.
Verna Stoll: Stoll used to be seen driving Hepsy about; now it's Olaf. Olaf is
much better behaved.
Maude Stroud: "Muddie" has become Mary Balden's chaperone this last year.
It is quite clear that she has Mary completely in hand.
Marvin Sturgeon: We hereby declare his name to be "Old Faithful." There're
lots of obligin' people in the senior class, but Marvy's the obliginest of the obligin'.
Virginia Wammock: "Ginger" is always seen with Fay in Rolls Ruff. Her flam-
ing top advertises her presence, and how! Pretty soon she'll be saying, "You can't
catch me; I'm the gingerbread lady."
Cecil Warring: "Cec" comes from Piru, he does. He's another of our semor
songsters and violent violinists.
Madge Wileman: She's "Midget" to some and "Buttons" to others. My sakes!
That girl does have the arguingest disposition. If it isn't with Dick, it's with Earl.
Ruth Wileman: Dear o' Rufus! She's seldom angry and hardly ever talks back.
She knows when she's well off.
Fay Wilson: Fay leads a hard life. Every day she trots around to all the rooms
and carries the announcement sheets thither. In the far future we shall see Fay in
the messenger gir 1 service.
Lois Young: Shorty is short for Lois, but Lois is short; therefore Shorty is
short. I would like to say that being short isn't a handicap; it's a blessing ( at times).

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