Casey High School - Flame Yearbook (Casey, IL)

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 Jarulttj Charlotte Poage, B. S. State Teachers’ College, Missouri Latin “A perfect woman, nobly planned.’' Walter A. Newlin, B. S. University of Illinois Agriculture “When I ope my mouth Let no dog bark.” Mildred Price, A. B. De Pauw University, Ind. English “O! I wish I was in Dixie.” T. C. Tade, M. Acct. Marion Normal College, Ind. Commerce “I know not what course others may take, but as for me, give me liberty, or give me death.” Page Eight

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1322 iFantltij Mary E. Emrich, B. S. Northwestern University History “Good things come in small packages.’’ E. E. McCoy, B. S. Monmouth College, 111. Science His favorite Bible story is the book of Ruth. Gladys C. Brown, A. B. Indiana State Normal Mathematics Gets them early, and treats them rough. The poor Freshman. Glenn D. Brasel Southern Normal University, 111. Manual Training and Athletics Like Gratiano—“He speaks an infinite deal of nothing.” Page Seven

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iFantltij 1022 Helen Fern Black, A. B, University of Illinois French and History “Do you not know I am a woman ? When I think I must speak.” Ruth Briscoe Casey Township High School Librarian “The Faculty’s Secretary”—but she objects. ht Jtyraaea Kean:—“Now folks” Brazel:—“Get into it you BOOGERS.” Newlin;—“I’ll be jiggered.” Poage:—“Now in a course of this kind-” Grant:—“Now when I get my car.” Me Coy:—“Very Well.” Swinehart:—“Exactly so.” Price:—“By George.” Emrich:—“In fact.” Henry:—“Why girls.” Black:—“Pm awfully sorry.” Briscoe:—“Oh! git out.” Brown:—Hurry up, you’re so slow.” Tade:—“I can’t make a speech, but I think the game-' Page Nine