Muscatine High School - Auroran Yearbook (Muscatine, IA)

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O Illl AUROR 1N Q bay I hear Mrs lrndsey covnrneg Shde that book under the Davenport ane Wlren she leaves Ill tell you all about our partres and everythrng that took place dur nw Commencement Vlfeek OOO LI XSS VSIII lo Wrronr IT Mm Lost r rm the Qenror Class members haxrn symptoms ot a xery serrous nature have con sultefl Dr Husteel and he tells them they cannot possrbly lne longer than r e I3 One after another they hare been clropprng nr then rade urrtrl rt seems as rf rl ey have no ambrtron at all After thnrlsrnf oxer tlrr tate of affarrs they decrded that the condrtron of then health w as xery serrous therefore trev hare called together therr lrwyers and had therr wrll drawn up as follows WI IME QI 'NIOR ClAss OI' I9 hold rt our duty to leave at least a small part of our rmmense rrches to our poor herrs who haxe such drre need of rt We hare com school for an rndehnrte number of years SLCTION I We grve and bequeath to our successors enough money to brrbe the teacher for a grade between 90 and 99 lhrs amount rn money rs S25 973 Seer rorsr II All personal property pool bad or otherwrse we dense and bequeath as forte Ms lqo the ones most rn need of rt the cerebellrum of Xvrlrncr lxlarss as she herself hrs no more use for rt lo all our trrbe whose course rn lrfe rs not so far advanced a that of our a prece of parchment sealed 'rnd labeled from the renowned Qamuel Shohet whrch states the best recrpe for preparrng a paste for the eyebrows Ruth Johnson my enchantrnv Bobby and all the fluly dOll7CS he has bestowed upon me to some pretty Freshman grrl Paul Van Dylte my shrrt wrth the purple vrolets to Paul Havercamp arguerrte Hoeflhn my household prrncrples to Esther Cobble 'Nlorma Mrehels my wad of Gum to Ocean LaCrrlle HaLel Smrth my 2 000 lb of executrwe abrlrty to arrvone m need of rt Harold Schomberg my shoe horn to Dr Hustecl Anrta Haefner my raprcl hre speech to R Reed Frances Bewerrdge my favorrte boole Websters Drctronary thats only when rt s convenrent to get out of some member of the faculty s vale to Mary E lane Frank Nlotrer my sweater to anyone havmg nerve enough to wear rt Harold Brehme-my twrnlclnw stars to Rrcharel Bauerbach Eh Lewrn my soft and pensrve paces to Theodore Cottbrecht .Q f- 5 A, l,,a. -.7 ' R' .. . . . . t v so - . ' D , . -q w N v 14' K K 1 I ' ' ' ' .' ' C ': . . ,, . , - 5 te . , ' ' ' J ' K J rn K , . s 1 rs s s , A ,A - A - ss' A A x- K- ' 1 ' ' . ' 'I ,g ' . 's s L A A 1 c e . , . v 4 ' z ' V 1 ' . 5 2 W .1 A y . . ' ' ., ' ' . L. - . , ' , ' x ' passion on these fellow' creatures whom fate has decreed that they must attend this same V . . 1 s . ' , . . . ,, . u , C, , ' , , ' H1 p . e I ' A . l A 1 r 1 ... , . , . . 2 ' ' ' . V 4 ' , ' . ' ' ' ' '. s 's. 3 , 5. C . ' . . ' H s 1 . . ' ' 7 , -.Q ' O h ,H A I x A. . , . r 5? . 3' U , - . r '- -e O , ' . ' T , . .' ' . - . 1- - , . . - ' -A '.- , . . . - .. 4. . . .. . la .W ..V' I xv 1 1. k ', .

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O Tllf ll ROR IIN Q CL XSS HIS I URY e J L t tell the truth Im srclc of havin c s vrv ell mc wll an u IN H S Now thats definite' I dont ltnow w ether to lmeffrn hy tellrne ahout t e relrvrrous atmosplrtre at our chapel services or to tell how Bill Mtcrrm accrclentallr et oose a mouse rn the rssernlrly when Miss flortlrnd wr rn chrrf e m not Uornf' to rscuss NI H 5 rn Genera I ll just vet out my memory hoolt arrfl show you some re rrn e o rn r lie rurc wrr trere on r r Sc rmelfenrgs room whtre 111 72 of rrs r cr lrrrrrchul lo 1 whole year I rtmem ber the hrs' few days how we turned to the cloclt exery few minutes only to hnd that twenty minutes after seven Miss SCIIIIHCIICIIIU clrdnt hrrd rt very easy to lteep us out of mischief for children would play and r. e did Wlros thurl 0 thats Miss Iengelly who tarrvht us General Science which was as clear as mud to us especrallv since we had to trot lown to the Y h C A every day for our recitation Say hut the hor did have to wallc carefully and slowlv when they carried the frail apparatus hack and forth Oh that' Ihats Dr Frantz who w as prrncrpal when we were freshmen H sold us our hrst books grvrnff the boys the first chance Never will I forget the last day he was here Say hut we were sorry to see hrrn go Ir w as 'r ad farewell and only those who were there can tell the feelrrrv and impression rt left He talked to us nearly all day long but we were glad of that for two reasons we lrlted Daddy Frantz and also every teacher had planned a test that day He vave a warm farewell speech rn the I H F Irterary Society too You ltnow most of rrs had Joined an organrlatron by this time even though we were only Sophomores Yes that s the favor we got at the masquerade party at Blackwell s home when we were unrors We thought we were qurte important hating such a grand party Ihe only flaw during the party was the attempt of some nauvhty Senior hoys to run 'iw ay with our delicious refreshments Then rn the spring we began preparing for the urrror Senior reception by polrtely giving to our class treasurer all the money he asked or Oh this rs a picture of the slouvh where we have our prcnrcs We walked all the way down stopping only at the hutcher shop for wreners and prclcles We would roast the wreners and eat them and then come home 'rvrrn But we had a lot of fun though just the same Yes this rs another favor Itls from the Senior party that we had when we en tertarned the hasltethall team from Washington Our team certarrrly was good I fact the Seniors were well represented rn every society rn the school Ervht of us were on the Auroran Staff and the president of both lrterary societies were Seniors and also some of the hest dehaters came from the benror Class . j A ' A, r . 5- . 4 - 1 Q- - . V 1 V 4, K K W ll. any o 1 ' , ' .' 4 A g lrllc: 51, vli- 1 . lo l fl. . ' . ' . ' ' ' 'h . ' ,, 5 1 li ',, :K 5 A .,' 'A f l l , 'r :sh he ws .z'g. I U er d ' . ..'. D ' laf 5 ,,. ' ' ' 1 J ' - ot rl 1 ll' gs I'v- gr t ' leref' Yes. that! the front view' of l A l 'l ling. Do ' l A lhe ight 's Miss f h' ' , ' r' . : v-'e 4 - r I ' - ' .1 - .A , S , ,- . . . , , - ' X-. V I the ancient ornament would not move, but stood with the hands always pointing to ' I .I f ' . -.f .N I in I I I h I .' . . , . , . ' , ' ' . , V . . . , ,, . . ' ' . Q , -1,5 ' . I . . . - ' '. ' Q ' : ' . . - 1 I - I I V vi - , D . , . . . v I -,I Lx ' v v K- -A R- x I v, K- K S 4 , ix x x K ' C . :ml ' n 1 .4 s 1 V, .. . . , , . . . .. .Q v , V I A L ' i , ' . ' . R., .I I .' ' f . 1 O I . Q 'A ' , Ina' . ' , , . . , i. . f ew I , ' ' - - V 4 1 I I g s r I . ' 'E .. , . I . I x'

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