One of our most popular Seniors is ^./ilhelmina iCfird, a
pretty and attractive blonde,
’’Will”, as she is called, has so much pep that she v/as
olectbd one of the cheer leaders in the Boosters* Club and
for the high school. She is also secretary of her home room.
U'uring her four years in high school she has made a good re
cord in scholastic i/ork. Throughout high school she has been
an active meiiiber of the Draraatic Club, taking part in such
plays as ”Seven in One”, ”bj)anish Moon”, ”Tne Hoodoo”, and
"The House of the Flashing Light”*
Wilhelraina refuses to express her preferences among bojrs
or vocations, but whatever her choice, v/e predict for her
success v/ith both#
W. C. GORRELL
y. C, Correll is one of our most deserving Seniors* As
editor-in-chief of The Full Moon and president of the Journa
listic^ Club, ho is proving his capability. Those who doubt
his ability to dra^/ and write, should read his editorials and
ezaiiine the "cuts" - for v/hich he is responsible - in this
Thanksgiving issue.
y. C., a typical blonde, v/ith a pleasing personality, has
v/on many friends throughout the school. Ho is a dependable
student, a member of Yt M. M. A., and treasurer of his home
room. Although ho is a misogynist, we warn him - "there vdll
como a day I”
i/hen "Dub” realizes his amljition to become an aviator, \ie
all v\Till Y/ish for him "happy landings”*