Assumption High School - Comet Yearbook (Assumption, IL)

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Uhr Ghiruaalfaiix MRS W H HOUSER. A. B. EVELYN JOHNSON University of Illinois Betty Leland Stanford, California ' Post-Graduate VENE GRAY Gray as he is familiarly known to the students has been with the school for two years. He is a faith- ful janitor who keeps it hot when its cold and cold when its hot, and thus makes it possible for us, the Senior Class of '27, to dedicate this place to him. Mother says l'm a good boy-Floyd is

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Uh: Mammalian Our personal belongings we bequeath as follows:- I, Holland Seybert, leave my honored position as class president to Ormand Wooten. I, Virgil Linder, leave my pull with the teachers to George Storey. I, Margaret LaCharite, leave my ability to tell jokes to Agnes Storey. 1, Helen Clark, leave my ability to concentrate to Ora Potter. I, Hershel Picker, leave my tin ear , and the second love scene in The Thirteenth Chair, to Byron Jacobs. I, Charles LaCharite, leave my chicken dip to Loyal Mull, Lit Oborn and T. J. Attaberry. If assistance is needed they may call on me. I, Bill Lash, leave my independence to 'tlkeyl' Hight. I, Evelyn Long, leave the gum under my desk to Wilma Storey. I, Gwendolyn Pedrette, leave my sunny disposition to Regina LaCharite. I, Philip Vilmure, leave my ability to grow to my' brother, Tubby . I, Juanita Haverfield, leave my bashfulness to Ruth Kuhle. I, Willoween Snell, leave my talent of reading to Delsie Lambdin. I, Leonard Brown, leave my popularity with the opposite sex to F1'edFoster. I, Edward DeLong, leave my part in the Senior Class Play to Russell Barry. I, Paul Schahrer, leave my hit with Miss Ryman to anybody who will appreciate it. I, Everett Jacobs, leave my knack of tickling the ivories to Virginia Benepe. I, George Vilmure, leave my Usheikish ways to Gerald Bantner. I, Happy Garvin, leave my cleverness and wittiuess to Peachy Long.. I, Evelyn Eversole, leave my ability to concentrate to Edna Eastep. I, Harold Long, leave my ? 'Q ? with Marie French to the most responsi- ble person I know-Raymond Wikowsky. I. Wayne Stewart, leave my high speed typewriter to Lynn Gidel. I. Paul Riley, leave my ability to flirt to Hattie Dc-Brun. I. Eleanor Reuleeke, leave my giggle to Liz Owens. We 'five and bequeath unto all the classes that come after us our part and lot in the High School building and may they strive towards its greater growth, and future attainments as we have striveu to make the school as a whole a success. Lastly we appoint Helen Johnson to be the Executor of this, our last will and testament revoking all previous ones made. In witness thereof we have hereunto subscribed our name and affixed our seal, this 18th dav of February in the year of our Lord One Thousand Nine llunflred Twenty-Seven. Senior Class of 1927. Witnessed bv. fMr.l Ed. Il. Cation. fMr.l A. S. Sumption. CSeall A good motherly soul--Gwen. 15

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lily: lllarusahan juninrz Class Colors - - Class Flower President - - Vicre-President - - Secretary-Treasurer - Sponsor - - - Advisor - - - Virginia Anderson Blanche Baker Virginia Benepe Halden Bugg Hilda Cheshire Helen Christman Mary Clark Goldie Cole Leaverette Craig Charles Craft Mary Creamer Leona Curry Ervil Cunningham Thomas Duggan Edna Eastep Fred Foster Glen Friend Lynn Gidel Paul Hight Lucille Hodges Hazel Huffman Helen Huffman Mae Huifman - - Pink and Lavender Rose Helen Johnson Byron Jacobs - Paul Hight Miss Gebhart - Mr. Cogdal Byron Jacobs Helen Johnson Ruth Kuhle Regina LaCharite Charles Mathias Loyal Mull David Myers Helen Myers Sheila Myers Glen Obourn Ora Potter Bertha Roberts Helen Ryan Paul Ryan Myrtle Schrader Alta Smith Evelyn Stoops Agnes Storey George Storey NVilmah Storey Beatrice Tryon Sylvia Vollmer Ormand Wooten The class has had numerous sales for means of bettering the financial condl- tion. During the football season they sold candy. Every other week at the A. T. H. S., they have sandwich sales. The class cleared 3550.00 on a movie, Desert Gold. They presented the class play, Billie Following this they royally entertained the Seniors at the Junior-Senior banquet. The class does not work all the time, but have social events. They had a weincr roast at the home of Byron Jacobs, a classmate. Besides this they have had numerous other entertainments and parties. Now the class is planning for the time in the future. Next year they will be or expect to be dignified Seniors. The year after they will part with the dear old HA. T. H. S. How we will long to come back in days to come and to remember our joyous time with the Junior classmates where our friends were friends. No memories will stand out as clearly as those when we worked so hard in the Junior class to show we were true blue enough to be Seniors. We. the class. hone we have nleased the fa Oulty and friends with our work as Juniors and are worthy of vnur credit. The study hall star-George Vilmure. 17