Caldwell High School - Cougar Yearbook (Caldwell, ID)

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THE POW WOW The facial expressions of one, Victor Ford, Is bestowed upon any student, who with his mug becomes bored, And it is now that Kathryn Bacon, with a farewell kiss Leaves her beloved Bur Thayer to Naoni Bliss. Since all of our ability in the Operetta Play Has been given to the Juniors and sweet Helen Rae We will bequeath our places on the flunk list to the Sophomore But with our Honor Society grades we will be somewhat greedy. Now the space occupied by Jim Stevens goes to Glenn Munn For to cramp the worthies feet would be neither fair nor fun. The Shorthand students give all of their crooked marks To Mrs. Cornell and other O. G. A. sharks. His lady friend he will take , says Donald Cleaver Because his heart is weak and he cannot leave her. So We present to Henry Ford the flirtatious smile of Vella Tolles And we hope it will be of use in the purchase of Muscles Shoals Our note books, pencils, pens, and ink too. W'e will retain until with college we are through. We will present the good natured feelings of our Velma Beck To Miss Sicher, the Spanish teacher who is always on the peck. While a sign in the print shop, for the printers, will be seen, Broadcasting Miss Swanson's by-word, behind the scenef, Inez, says Bonny, with his mamma can board Until such time as he financially a wife can afford. As the names now stand we can write no more rhymes So the handles of some students will be reversed at times And if your last name gets in front of the iirst, You must not think it positively the worst. The continuous flow of chatter bound up in Hampson. Viola ls given to Bud Thayer, to help with his Espanola , Then the excess of energy possessed by Kropp, Nadine We bequeath to Reba Rice to be used on the washing machine. The spectacles worn by LeMaster, Floyd Are gratefully passed on to some other Harold Lloyd. The free flow of gossip handled by Shotly, Ruth We hand down to Ruth Gray ffor the I,ord's sake tell the truthj. Ruth Nicholson's excitement when an attractive man she does see VVc'll give to Emily Gordon, absolutely free. VVhile Mary Madden's excuses and popularity fare Are not easily given over to Frances McNair. Gladys Schas may keep her master mindg For Sherman Brock's inheriting it would be too easy a Hnd. Then Glenn Shaveris way of putting hearts out of commission Is loaned to Billie while for Janet he is fishn'. The industry that most usually accompanies Knowlton, lrene We will to Carl Platt, as sunstroke in the shade will never Now we thank Miss Patton until we can pay her better. For all the stitches and seams in every man's letter. be Bart of the lasting punctuality of Barbara Ulmen We bequeath to the porters on the railroad Pullman. And the book and pencil used by Dorothy Sparks Are left to the '25 secretary for his minute marks. VVe leave the willingness of our beloved clown, Mr, Rae VVho runs his motor car on baled hay And the consent of Mr. Williams, who has a fine disposition So we finish and publish this, our last Composition. lVifnesserI by: f,gfq,,e,U VVALT MARCH. THE C IQATTIIRYN Booxiz needy seen. LAss OF '24

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THE POW WOW Will of the Class of '24 VVe, the Senior class of Caldwell High School '24, Regret that we will not be with you any more So with a firm and exact presentment We publish and declare this our Last Will and Testament. VVith due ceremony and the necessary prudence Vile leave to the industrious Junior students The trowel, insignia, and Senior class slate With instructions that they do the same when they graduate. To our patient, kind and loving teachers We leave the best of our good and bad features, So when half of the assembly students ought to be in bed. They can remember,-The Seniors of '2-14 were not entirely dead. We leave the following class or individual traits in a, list And are sorry if any, especially Seniors are missed. Now, if your name upon this page does not appear, Remember that to get you all would take a whole year. The methods used by one, Brick McCall, When cursing the man who referees football And slugging his opponents, which is quite rough Goes to Dan and Peter who were pronounced rather tough. Marion Fry's and Cliff Mutch's Shiekish ways Including their knowledge of Middleton highways Are left to Earle Jester and Friend Guy Youmian, Who in search of a lady have long' been roamin'. We, as Seniors, are sorry to state That Anna will take Dick along to his fate, Even though John Turner in a mood of utmost glee Leaves his boistrousness to Rosalie Magee. By Emerson Platt and Ruth Plowhead, the flip ls left a book, called, The Broken Friendship. But if upon a close search one should rely He would disclose another, How We the Patch Did Apply. The seats in the printing room where Al Jensen feels at home We bequeath to the Manual Arts boys who from their work do roam Also to Faye Bussard we give Vernon Thompson's angelic grin With the request that George Stovel shave the whiskers off his Maxine ltamsey's 'fine features and unspotted complexion VVe present to Shirley Sheppard with our greatest affection. Then to Patricia Momberg we will Dorothy Sprague's beau With the remark, this gentleman we don't quite know. To the lordly Juniors, our successors we do bequeath The right to trample all Eighth Grade pedestrians beneath And Tommy To the C. H. Walt March's attempts to be the cleverest boy in the school on to Noel Rice the popular Junior foolg Hall's like for dime novels and knowledge of science Loree, who will place upon love stories, no reliance. Farrer gives his Chemistry laboratory fees S. with none too great an amount of ease. Are handed VVhile Nova Goes to Mr. John VValters and Howard Matthews may have our extra credit chin And we warn them not to give a book report until they've read it. Following this Mary Shaw, who is always right W'ills to Francis Pickett her excess height. Since Clyde Rutledge, who to study does refuse Leaves this particular trait ,to Gerry Matthews, The studious ways of one, Bernice Carder Are given to Joe Albertson and we hope he'll work harder. Lily Deitrick, who from the boys is always fleein' Presents her timidity to the needy Eleanore Ean. For the same reason Marjorie Sower, who never does slam Gives her long curls to a Miss, Ada Lamb.

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