Carey High School - Caryatid Yearbook (Carey, OH)

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I lx Fw- . I 1-r-.W 1 ,I R7-',W,. ,SA ,,,,,-U- .+'g.,v. Q-V... ,. .- K.. .,,,4 .,f.--...-Jax.-f.5. 2' 1 s X To Alice Ogg, Florence Holden gives her reservation in the Grill. Thoburn Baker leaves to Evelyn Hosafros his gift of gab . Martha Phillips wills to Lucille Montague all that she has- in excess including size and grad-es. Walter Royvnon bequeabhs to Homer England a 'medal -he won at ai hog-calling contest. Valeri-a Nye bequeaths h-er inexplainable desire to pony French and otherwise study her lessons several days in advance to Karl Bame. Josephine Jacobs give-s to '4Peanut Hart her fight in baske-tball. Lorraine Schrading express-es the modest wish that her quietness may be exem- plary to all Freshmen and Sophomores who may be inclined toward freshness. Caroline Baker grants her leadership in 4-H clubs 'to-Ruth Long. Margaret Gaster bequeaths her aggressiveness to Polly Coldiron. Mazie Fleck leaves 'her cotqtage cheese route two Orv-etta Welntling. Reid' Bachar leaves his crooning te-nor voice to Jack Heck. Ruth Lawhead leaves her interest in lher s-ister to Sylvia W-right to be applied in the care of her sister, Ruth. Evelyvn Vaughn leaves her Hello job to Vane Deuble. Anna Llaw'hea.d leaves to Bet-ty Spitler her flery temper. Blanche Mitten bequeaths to Glenn Smiley both t's that she crossed and tue one i that s-he 'dotted since her Freshman year. In witness whereof we, the Senior Class of '30, have hereunto set our hand and seal, this tirst day of April in the last year of our residence in the temple of learn- ing i. e. Carey High School. SIGNED Class of 1930 Witnessed by - Sherlock Holmes. CARYATID 29

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K I 5 X .SENIOR WILL We, the Senior class, being about to depart forever from this institution of higher learning, do make this, our last will and testament. We bequeath to the Junior class our privilege of considering ourselves lord of all we survey in Carey High School. To the Freshmen and' Sophomores we give the right ot feeling duly resentful of all indignation thrust upon them by the aforementioned Juniors when 'they shall have become dignified Seniors. We leave to the sclhool. 721 sets of 'initials carved' on the various desks and chairs scattered hither and yon about the building. Robert McDaniel gives 'to Monroe Crist his look of being about to enter the pulpit. Edward Reister bequeaths to James Mulholland 'his basketball trunks. Avonell Robison leaves her business ability and one set. of bookkeeping to Margaret Brayton. To Robert Perkins, Kenneth Dame b-equeaths his copy of Les Miserable together wl'th one code for deciphering all trans-lations copied therein. Eloise 'Bame -has expressed the wish tha-t Richard Harris shall receive a choice colllectlon of artistic drawings' wihfich she fmade in Sociology class, on condition t-halt he promises to add' to said collection during his classes in said subjects. To Ruth Ruffing., Luella Stombaugh leaves a half bottle of peroxide-just in case gentlemen don't change t-heir preference-s. Oharles Sanner befrueaths -his perseverance and fight in athletics to Frank Grady. Sidney Beebe wants Jack DeWitt to have his splendid physique-jus-t for the good of Carey High. Austin Walter gives to Tommy Stombaugih his Fresh-Air Taxi on condition that a large yellow sign reading School Bus shall be affixed thereto. CARYATID 28 ..-tx

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1 Alilf1Wl'lLL T0 CAREY HIGH Clanssilizntc-s we will soon he lf'1lVlllL!' lligh swlmnl frif-mls :xml sc-mil-s so llvwr, Filleml with hopes and ihigih :xxuliilions limuly fur il ll0W c-:1l'o0l'. Happy hours wo'v0 spent togoitlim' In the gym and L-lalssrooxll, tony Always in our work :xml prxu-tice With the mlistziht goal in view. E'rO wc leaxvo our Alma MIILQEI' Let us give hex' rousing cheers, I-lclwfs to her SLICUCSS :lull prestigv 'I l11'm1gl1m1l :ill the c-wining yC2ll'S. -LORRAINH SUHHADING 30