Casey High School - Flame Yearbook (Casey, IL)

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= Nantes (if i tatf Edi tor-in-Chie f.......... Assistant Editor—in—Chief.. Business Manager........... Assistant Business Manager. Literary Editor............ 1st. Assistant Editor ..... 2nd. Assistant Editor ..... A thletic Editor........... Joke Editor................ Art Editor................. Cartoon Editor............. Assistant Cartoon Editor... ...Evelyn Turner ......Helen Grant ....Stanley Boles ......Orville King .....John Emrich Berenice Freeland ......Frieda Dyer ....Clinton Green . ...Gallais Matheny ...Mildred Ruffner ...Dana Hudelson .Linden Lippincott taff iEtotnrial May the following pages unfold to each of you many pleasant memories of our studious years in the C. T. H. S. The days to come will fade into years but we trust tender thoughts of our association here together will be nourished. We have endeavored to express the loyal spirit of our class mates who have here received training of the highest standard. To our parents, the faculty and board we owe much of our success and ask that this be accepted as our expression of appreciation. As you read these pages in the years to come may the school-day spirit again awaken in you a real love and may you say that it is a dear, true story of you and me in our school days here. Could we paint a picture on the minds cf each member of our school and indelibly bum on the memory thoughts of love, hope, and appreciation for each other then would the staff have accomplished their desire. THE EDITOR Page Eleven

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 lOnnt (Kraut $aiuu memorial Cibranj The Leon Grant Yager Memorial Library was established this year through the kindness of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Yager, as a memorial to their son Leon Grant Yager. As this has been one of the poorest equipped departments in our High School the gift was highly appreciated by the students and faculty. The board of education also showed its appreciation by employing a librarian. All books have been classified according to the Dewey decimal system. This has placed the library in such shape that a student may call for the book he wishes and get it with very little loss of time. Our library now contains about eleven hundred volumes, two hundred seventy-five of which are fiction, the balance, reference books. The average number of books taken out by the students is four hundred fifty per month. The official work of the library is in charge of a library board; namely, Mr. A. L. Ruffner, W. C. Chenoweth, T. N. Wright, and the Superintendent of the Casey High School. Page Twelve