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Cicirt H ; . tory , 1905
'By Mary Katherine Maddox.
There have been many changes I
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ing its course in the high school.
. Now it represents seventeen mem-
bars and various kinds of talent.
ADAJ.INIt MILDRED HOLLAND.
Adaline Mildred Holland is
one you would notice anywhere
because of her confident air and
pleasant smile. She possesses
the talent for getting into trouble
and getting out again and as a
native of Falls Cite , this talent is
well developed. Mildred is a
natural leader with many willing
followers whom she rules with
diplomacy and good sense. Has
not decided her future course only
that it must be swell.
fJ.0 know her is to love her ,
At her sweet voice it doth appear
That love may enter at the ear
VISTA VltRNIU.L LIVItLV.
"A perfect woman , nobly planned ,
1'0 warn , to comfort and command. "
Vesta was born in the spring .
time and has continued seeing
things at their best. For a time
she lived near Salem and attended
the district school where she
wrote her first poem and gained
her first honors as a student.
She enjoyed the life of a farmer's
girl and gives as her favorite
reminiscenes , roaming through
the woods gathering flowers ,
driving the cows home and other
pleasures denied city people
Vesta is always on hand when I
she is needed and knows what toI I
do yet she says she used to run
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STEP lIENS ALBERT tIOWER.
Stephen Albert Mower , because
of the work done and the way he
does it , makes an artist of whom
any town might boast. Steve is
a happy toiler , "Work freely
done should balance happiness
fully enjoyed. ' \ His prestige is
due to his accomplishments and
eccentricity as well as his age.
LEN AIKEN.
Lena Aiken , started life on a
farm in the Sunflower state where
she learned the Arts and Sciences
of a farmer girl , especially to
appreciate the beauties about her.
She attended the little red school-
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houseon the hill and spent her
time to the best advantage. We .
regard her as a model of sincer-
ity and gentleness.
"A countenance which doth meet
Sweet records , promises as sweet : "
Lena believes with Emerson
that constant effort is necessary
to be entirely truthful , so enjoys
the song "Truth"
RUTH AIKENS.
Ruth Aiken changed her resi- '
dence from a sod house on the
Kansas prairie to a home in Rich-
ardson county. She has made
rapid progress in her schoolwork
and now graduates with her older
sister. Is popular as th duthor
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of short stories and treatises on
cooking and candy making. For :
recreation she teaches in kindergarten -
garten and teaches the seniors
long words. Her record does not
contain any acts of disobedience
or of quarrels with teachers.
UNA MAY SNIDOW.
Una May Snidow , is a member
who has done much Ito make
school-life pleasant with her
optimism. She sees the best in
everybody and everything'
always gives the benefit of
the doubt. She is often called
upon as arbitrator for she is able
to see two sides of a question.
Like the 'Father 'of his Country"
claims Virginia as her native land
and February the month of her
birth. Una belongs to the high .
school quartette and besides her
other duties leads the singing in
the school. As a student she
says "All work and no play
makes one dul1. "
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JAMES FRANCIS coupn.
James Francis Coupe , after attending - :
tending school at different places
came to Falls City to fit himself
for president of the class of ' 05.
James is a gem of meekness and
considers it no disgrace to submit
his wil1. He has lost , through
commendation much of his mod-
esty and has begun to realize his
own brilliancy and ability. He
sneers at all foolishness except
school-boy love. .
MARTHA WEAVER MEVERS.
Martha Weaver Meyers , spent i
the first years of her life in the
beautiful Wyoming valley , Penn-
sylvania. Several years ago
Martha came west to secure the
benefits of our schools and i3 now
leader of the class at recitation
time Formerly shy and prim is
now quite at ease in joining our
pranks. Compares herself to the
Sleeping Beauty. The Prince
bas not come to claim her and at
present the walls are impene-
trable.
"Was ever such a goddesssuch a queen
Who burned the temple where she was
adored ? "
FRED MARTIN GRAHAM.
Fred Martin Graham , the gen-
ius of the class , spends his time
producing original ideas and
plans. He possesses an independent -
dent and enthusiastic disposition
and will not follow anJ'one's lead-
ing. He usually does as he
pleases. "Fishes that tipple in
the deep know no such liberty. " I
Will be remembered among early
settlers as two for a nickle , doll
tailor and displaJrer of the magic
lantern.
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FLORENCE IRENE WVLIE.
Florence Irene \Vylie , a charm- !
ing little coquette , was born in :
NeVI York City. The city of en-
tire freedom , and although moy-
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handsome effects in home
decoration.
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iture and brie-a-brae , on anything you want to paint.
It is handsomer than ordinary paint , cleaner than kalsoti
mine , healthier than wan paper , better than varnish. "
Sold at the same price as mixed paint.
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.W& SELL 1T.
THE CITY PHARMACY ,
_ , McMillan , Proprietor.
ing from there when quite young
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she brought with her some of the
ind ! pendent , have it your own
spirit. Her favorite work is experimenting -
perimenting and . trying some-
thing new. Enthusiastic i n
everything especially in her attention -
tention to young men. Florence
is of medium height but carries
her social head higher than her
ph sical.
FRANK ALLEN DOOSE.
Frank Allen Boose , the most
ambitious of the class grew up in
Nebraska. We know little of his
history , but a good man's pedi-
gree is little hunted up. Ambi-
tious for the possible and makes
it his business not only to plan
but provide for the fulfilment of
his plans. For this purpose he is
storing his mind with good
thoughts and facts. His self con-
fidence will undoubtedly be an
aid to his success.
ANNA AUGUSTA FREHSE.
Anna Augusta Frehse , was
born in Orleans , Nebraska. She
attended school there and also at
Beaver City and Oxford. She
moved with her parents to this
city on Easter day , 1901. Anna
is devoted to the class of 1905 and
spent the winter months of her
senior year making a pillow case
representing the members of the
class. She still retains the same
spirit which formally caused
much grief to teachers. Her
chief characteristic is cheerful-
ness.
"And cloudy the day , or stormy the
night ,
The sky of her heart is always bright. "
EARL MELOV CLINE.
Earl Meloy Cline joined our
class , unexpected but welcome , at
the beginning of our senior year.
Though young in years he is a
sage in wisdom. "Type of the
wise who soar but never roam. "
It seems his ambition to be wiser.
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Since a resident of Falls City he
tas gained a reputation as a de-
bater and is much spoken of both
in envy and praise. Guides his
action with lofty purposes and
high moral standar
JOHN DUNCAN , TAVLOR.
John Duncan Taylor came to the
United States about the time of the
great earthquake. He came to
Falls City in the winter of 1903.
We noticed his ability in keeping '
his dignity when on the first day
he was ushered into a class of
Junior girls. Unheeding he
moves on in his stately manner
but abundance of spirit lies hid- ' -
den in his sparkling black eyes.
Although he never shirks there
is one thing he never does , hurry.
The more rush the less speed.
LENA ALICE VOnGnLEIN.
Lena Alice oegelein was born
on a farm in Richardson county
in the midst of plenty. While
laying the foundation of her education -
ucation she recieved inspiration
for future greatness and after
studying at Yale she came to
Falls City for furture study.
Alice is a deep thinker and does
not approve of light reading but .
what school folk call digging.
She scorns compliment yet :
"The love of praise howe'er concealed
by art.
Reigns more or less and grows in
every heart. " '
DANIEL JACOB GREENWALD.
Daniel Jacob Greenwald received -
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ceived his training , scientific ,
classical , and physical in the , (
Falls City schools. He leads in
all athletic sports and studies .
about all the subjects taught in
the school. He thinks there is a
time for . "A time
everything. to # , ,
keep silence , a time to speak and , ; ' , . ,
abundance of time for grinning. "
Jake has the idea that he is too
tall and must stoop to those less
favored. Admired for his pol :
ished manner and gentlemanly .
conduct. Popular because of his
good natured disposition.
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