Ravenna High School - Tappan Tatler Yearbook (Ravenna, OH)

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iikiiiiiiiiiiiiiikiwiiiii44++++++++4?4+++iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiik The TRANSCRIPT 1925 iiiiiiiiiiiikkQ+44Q4446Q6QQQ4444444Wiiiiiiiiiiiibiiiiimiiikk Arville Moore will be an astronomer, Studying planets will be his fateg And some day the world will be startled VVhen with Mars he'll communicate. Portage County Bakery, Owned by Ethel Rice, VVith cakes and gossip aplenty Her customers she will entice. For brain-fever and writer's cramp, Consult Doctor Hilda Thorpe, For she's going to be a chiropractor VV ho can cure ills of any sort. In a hospital down in Hawaii As a nurse Alice will workg She'll perform her duties faithfully And never be known to shirk. Dolores will be a toe-dancer And perform upon the stageg She'll tread the boards so lightly Her fame will last for an age. Next We see James Beazell, And here we have a surpriseg He's going to marry an heiress Because-she has beautiful eyes. To Hollywood Stanley Gibson will go, And join the movies thereg As a star he will be famous, Until heis elected mayor. Mary VVood will write an encyclopaedia, Her only aid a peng It will be so very useful You can buy it at the Five and Ten. A Knight of the Road will be Vic, Heill travel far we're sure, That is when he can catch a freight, For walking he canit endure. 'flrene Riddle will be a sheriffess, Her deputy will be Ethelind VVrightg VVhen they police the town together They'll give many a poor burglar a fright. 28

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+x--x--x--x--x--x--x--x--x--x--:f-x--zf-x--x--x--x-fx-4-fx-fx'4-M-x--x--x--x-4--r-zf-:f-x0xf-xf-x0xf-x--x4-x--x--x-+-x--r-x-a-a--x-'x-4-4--r-x--1--zf-x--x--x--z+ The TRANSCRIPT 1925 x x x I x x l I X X X l 1 I 1 1 x ! x f !''lux'': X ! ! ! X !''x X 'k'X X X 1 I x x !'q X x x X X''x X X l 1 ! ! ! l l 1 I x A magician is numbered among us And his name is john Arnetteg But he'll soon run out of money And be sent to jail for debt. Lila will be the editor Of the Akron Sunday Timesg Until she elopes with a butcher Then she'll travel in distant climes. A tight-rope walker is Donald Many an audience he will thrill, Till he starts across Niagara, But he'l1 take an awful spill. Veneve has the curliest locks just like a princess of oldg So she's going to marry a rich young chap VVho is also handsome and bold. A prima donna '25 will produce, It's none other than Lorraine, For she'll sing her way into the heart Of a gallant country swain. judge Allen's successor to the judicial bench Will be our very wise Martha Malone. She'll sentence every poor wretch she sees, No matter how much he may groan. Cocky will be a bootlegger. You're surprised at that, we know. But truly, the Fates have declared it, Then you see it must be so. VVhat will become of Hazel? The midget of twenty-five. To be a modern language teacher, Is the goal for which she'll strive. Howard Cogan will be a farmer And Minnie will be his mate. Their crops will all be failures, So poverty will be their fate. And Emily will be a librarian At Ravenna High School soon. But finally she'l1 give up her work To go on a honeymoon. 29