Abingdon High School - Tatler Yearbook (Abingdon, IL)

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ix Il Q ., :X , , f 'X F ' 'if 773 TATLER ELK 5313 E 553951 , I I I Class will I , I We, the Senior Class of 1931, do hereby bequeath to the Faculty and Under- g classmen the following favors and traits: Ml wif SECTION 1 J, To the Faculty ' lf' To Mr. LeMarr we bequeath some taps for his shoes so he may be heard when he I comes into the Study Hall. wi To Mr. Benner we bequeath a pair of good stout suspenders. gn To Miss Masters we bequeath a set of rules on How to Become an Electrician . Now she can fix her light switch in her class room. 4' an To Mr. Johnson we bequeath a new book on Psychology. To Miss Moore we bequeath some notebooks, one of every size. i q To Miss Ferris we bequeath our Congratulations , X I To Mr. Creath we bequeath some toys for the Freshmen to play with during Eighth 1 ' Period. i X To Mr. Huff we bequeath a set of History books to be used for outside reading . To Miss Sharcr we bequeath some new equipment for cooking lab . To Miss Bark we bequeath a new copy of Technique of Typing by Jane Clem. M SECTION II To the Classes q To the Class of '32 we, the Senior Class, bequeath our good records for achievement l ' and inspiration. W1 To the Sophomore Class we leave our studious habits and intelligence. ' To the Freshmen we bequeath our ability to please the Faculty. ' l SECTION III M' Personal Bequeaths i We, Beulah Evelyn Leigh and Florence Hickman, bequeath our kittenish ways to John LeMarr. ivj I, Isabel Simpkins, bequeath my good manners to Ralph Sabetti. I, Wayne Churchill, bequeath my noble Pluto to Mr. Huff and Miss Moore. ' ' I, Grace Danielson, bequeath my dainty figure to Bernard Petrie. ' We, Lois Lomax and Bill Lewis, bequeath our love affair to Louise Riggs and Lyle 'I Walters. Q I, Duncan Morrison, bequeath my ability for asking questions in Physics class to ' Howard Lomax. l I N I, Anna Belle Bird, bequeath my flirting ways to Verla Smith. ' W . - - f - v f. A f f f ' - - ' wi' l93l Xi QLQITFX f,i,i' iLi+4AM TWENTV-SIX

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v. - I C P We TATLER 65352 iilfii Eiifki 4 3:00 P. M. Variety Program. VVe have several celebrities with us this afternoon. Bill Lewis, a former basketball star of A. H. S. and now the Publicity Agent for The Lomax Family , will talk on The Fickleness of Womenv. Glada Holmes is Dean of Women at the University of Michigan. In connec- tion with this she is also helping the boys along. She wants to greet some of her friends in Detroit. Miss Mildred Eldrige will continue with her talks to the Love Lorn , today she will talk on The Appeal of Freshman Boys . Tune in tomorrow for her talk on Rushing Red-Headed Romeosn. Madeline Clements is winner of a beauty contest held at Palm Beach. She was unanimously voted the most beautiful by the judges, Thomas Bennett, Wayne Chur- chill and Duncan Morrison. 6:00 P. M. We will now go to the Roof Garden where the great dance Marathon is on. Mr. VVaIter Meythaler and Miss Dorcas Famulener are the only couple left on the floor. Theyire going on their 4,329 hour. Walt seems to be about worn out but Dorcas is still dragging him around. She doesn't seem to have lost any of her pep. 6:30 P. M. We are now dancing to the strains of The Hoochie Koochie Dance , of Augie DeLuca and his Orchestra playing from the beautiful new million dollar Roof Gar- den in New York City, owned by Louis Fiacco-personality boy of the air who will be your announcer for the next hour. 8:00 P. M. We will now listen to Grace,' an Opera written by Harold Lomax. He will al- so play the leading role. Harold is doing very well in this enterprize with the as- sistance of his manager, Grace Danielson. 9:15 P. M. The Bulkeley-Berry trapeze performers will now put on their famous act OVCI' our television set. Mary Cathryne does the stunts while Gib stands below to catch her when she falls. lone and Louise Bowton and Clifford Schisler will now give their famous Swan Dance . They are traveling with the Neil Helvey Stock Co. 10:00 P. M. Miss Isabel Simpkins, assistant manager of the Crowl Golf Course in Bushnell, will give an illustrated lecture on How the Champs Play Golf . 10:30 P. M. Miss Florence Bond wishes to thank her many friends for the help they gave her in winning the large Cash Prize for the best contribution to College Humor . Shhhhhh-Gwendolyn Dahler will now whisperthe address of her Speakeasy The Boiled Owl , one block south of the City Service Station in Galesburg, Ill. This is Station A. H. S. now signing off until 194-3-John Wynkoop announ- cing. Good evening, everyone. G. D. D. AND M. L. E. f-.fw1aff?w 5 :tfffdisi 1 l93I xiii? 3221. fscfmf 1751 1 Twenrv rnvs

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:N - - 75, TATI-,ER eizsffsiixfaim fagma We, Chester Johnson and Clifford Schisler, bequeath our dignified Senior ways to Dick Roller. I, Genevieve Uhlman, bequeath my history notes to Robert Anderson, now he won't have to work so hard. I, Alfred Lamberti, bequeath my musical laughter to Frances Harriet Henry. We, Evelyn Woolem and Doris Trulock, bequeath our boisterous ways to Max Spurgeon. I, Mildred Eldridge, bequeath my love letters to Marie Walker. I , Madeline Clements, bequeath my brunette hair to Viola Carlburg. I, Augustine Deluca, bequeath my ability to write English Themes to Cathryne Petrie. I, Ray DeHass, bequeath my height to Rozella Schisler. I, Ione Bowton, bequeath my good disposition to Philip Bulkeley. I, Walt Meythaler, bequeath my privilegee of coming into English IV class late, t0 anyone who can get by with it. p I Dorcas Famulener, bequeath my ability to work Physics problems to Dale Howard. I Thomas Bennett, bequeath my red hair to Arbell Bowen. I Florence Bond bequeath my good grades to anyone who needs them. I Louise Bowton, bequeath my dimples to Erma Chance. I Mary Cathryne Bulkelev bequeath my vivaciousness to Weldon Smith. I Bethel LeFevre, bequeath my bashfulness to Irene Bulkeley and Mascha Crum- baker I Francis Nelson, bequeath my love for women to Loren Wiley. I Josephine Campbell, bequeath my slow and nochalant ways to Helen Smith. I Martha Weir, bequeath my lipstick to Harry Hoke. I Louis Flacco, bequeath my seriousness to Mary Miner. I Berwyn Mummey, bequeath my ability for causing a disturbance during Third Period to Carol Mosser I Helen Oldfather, bequeath my love for debates to Ruth Trout. Gwendolyn Dahler, bequeath my charming blushes to Ruby Stevens. I Harold Lomax, bequeath my preaching vocabulary to Francis Lambaiso. I Glada Holmes, bequeath my dancing ability to Sara Jane Davis. I Leo Kmsley, bequeath my curly hair to Madge Links. I Arthur Turner, bequeath my place on the Basketball Team to Franklin Bowden. To this our last Will and Testament, we, the Senior Class hereby set our sign and seal this the 26th day of May, in the year of our Lord, Nineteen Hundred and Thirty One SENIOR CLASS or '31. 7 J J , . , . , . J . , . . , . 5 I, J 1 , . 7 I, John Wynkoop, bequeath my good looks and good nature to Lucille Caulkins. like from fi fifk z l93l 'asa 345,51 X f iaffigliltlf F TWENTY-SEVEN