Casey High School - Flame Yearbook (Casey, IL)

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THE FLAME SENIORS Ruth Curry My heart is like a singing bird. Catherine Carr Hat. drink, and be merry for tomorrow we go to school. Jane Alkire My true-love hath my heart, and I have his. Cecil Ryan A liberal mouth with happy corners. Carl McCandlish A studious person ivith fine ability. Mary Frances Sluss It isn’t raining rain, it’s raining violets. Ross Funk He feels like a spring onion, strong enough for anything. Juanita Whitling “Laugh till the game is played, And be you merry, my friends.” George Grant “Handsome is as handsome does.” Mary Francis What shall, alas, become of me! Rosemary Kennedy “My aunt has one just like it.” Grace Hawker As likeable as the days are long Pauline Freeman “She’s a regular tea-kettle, always bubbling over.” Boyd Davis “Timing hopefully my dashes from class to class.” Marjorie Ruffner “I always get in the basketball games free.” Edna Mills “Her talents are many and her ambitions great.” Margaret Kirkpatrick “Small but mighty — especially in debate.” Gene Bishop “Silence is golden!” 19 3 5 Page 22

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THE FLAME SENIORS First row: Darrell Carper “A golden character his entire fortune Ferrell Abraham “Success should crown his ambitions and talents ' Phillip Emrich “He could always keep the girls guessing. And no doubt—yessing. Robert Fuson “Where ladies are concerned. I am strictly a lady's man. Evelyn Meeker “Give crowns and pounds and guineas, But not your heart away. Second row: Helen Tripplehorn “A student too—one might say a scholar and a lady. Dorothy Bell “A charming character, cultured and reserved Gilbert Gross His brilliance shines through his hair. Grace Weigel “Hair blacker than a yard up the chimney. Margaret Brewer “Can she tickle those keys! No picture: Durwood Kuhn “He moves with a faint drawl. 19 3 5 Page 21

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—THE FLAME Margaret McCash “A fair and square shooter day in and day out Don Floyd “Men of few words are the best men” Lois Ellen Jones ‘‘But this I know—I’ve got my man.” Chester Garrett “He leas a self-made man and worshipped his creator” Mary Bower “IVhat is this life if full of care, We have no time to stand and stare I” Helen Gardner “Tche hehe! Line gave it to me.” Betty Shiels “Still waters run deep” Eugene Henderson “Worry kills men; I’m in the best of health” Meredith Morton “As informal as a sneeze” John Hudson “He lost the thread of his discourse while looking for pearls of speech to string it on.” Leland Henderson “He tripped over his premise and sprawled to his conclusion.” Katherine Barkley “A smile for every girl and two for every boy” June Conel “Her voice seems to fit into the silence, rather than break it.” Richard Ewing “He puts some elastic into his truth telling” Edwin Smith “Some day a great chemist I’ll be. You just wait and see..” Virginia Troughton “Don’t faint if I get to history class on time.” Laura Kelly “My heart’s at ease.” Harold Connelly “Four long years I zeorked galore, and now—nevermore.” Gladys Hill (no picture) “A dancing devil in her eye attests to a lively sense of humor.” 19 3 5 Page 23