Morgantown High School - Mohigan Yearbook (Morgantown, WV)

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Method : Y .1 p!'N I ..:' iss. M UH ' GAN Ingredients One large bottle blue-black ink, Two pounds wit Four yards parchment scroll Six hours of concentrated thinking Placed in the future pot. Mixed well with the quilled pen Heated over mid-night oil for three consecutive nights Cooled slowly. Poured on parchment scroll and thus the future is revealed. . upon the scroll we find that Married now is Cora Mae Best She's living on an acre ranch out West Carson Brown with his lots of curls Says he just can't understand the girls Eugene Chaplin so big and tall Is now the world's champion umpire of baseball Nellie Christen who's grave as a mouse, Has now settled down and is keeping house. A Charles Conaway, that intelligent young lad, Has been disappointed in love and is now very sad. Genevieve Ogden and Gertrude Conners, Have won many athletic honors. Fred Coombs is now a great architect, He's earning money by the peck. Louis Cooper owns a store in the third ward, And is now running in opposition to Montgomery Ward. Working for Uncle Sam now, is Marie Cox, She's chief keeper of number ten locks. A PROPHECY CF MID-YEAR CLASS I age thirty-eight .af 'S

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.lfg ,M fx' P P P P P P P 3 f Y 'r Vex-H il ,am , ,fx MOH'GAN N l. M Q. in tl., - llllS::.. he . 1, t Wilma Cuppett, so young and fair, L Has married an aviator who flies in the air. W: Carmelo DeAngelis has just finished his masterpiece, Entitled A Scene from Greece. ll, 1: We have just bade farewell to Homer Fizer, 'll He went to Europe to kill the Kaiser. 1 . . il' A stenographer now is Annabel Flegal, She can handle a typewriter better than a ladle. l .3 Elaine Harney has proved a good housewife, 'U But she leads her husband a terrible life. 1 4 In love is Johnny Havener, ' But her father says he can't have her. S Iona Hess has married a man, Who's the leader of the Ku Klux Klan. 1' I' In business now is Mahala Hogue, gf She sells clothing that is all the vogue. I Geraldine Hudgins, the gayest one, K Has entered a beauty contest just for fun. ' Home from France is Sara Jane Ice, She says the French fellows are very nice. L C Geneva Jamison, so pretty and witty, ' Is now on the stage singing French ditties. I Joe Johnston, a handsome young man, 'P Is now touring the world in his old tin can. ' 4 Clarence Jones, so bashful and shy, Is now studying the stars far up in the sky. X Tall and slender is Hugh Knee, H He's now sailing over the deep blue sea. E Virginia Laishley, so tall and lean, E Has just been crowned a May Queen. U-5 li Y Y mmmv: Y Y Y Y Y Y Y . Y Y-Y Y rm Y Y Y Y . . Y Y mrvsus Y Y Y Y Y Y Yr YLY Y Y Y: ' si Page thirty-nine .