Cawker City High School - Syllabus Yearbook (Cawker City, KS)

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cha Syllabus m0 Q Q U 9 S ur Story - The Class of nineteen-seventeen, Is very bright and very keen. They study their lessons with great care And give the faculty no hot air. Our Grace is very sweet and fair, She all her money keepeth, She worketh hard, you see, To be a farmer's wife she seeketh. A tall and stately senior, Is Sophia Lutz, our queeng She never growls nor grumbles But takes things as they seem. John is our diligent editor Who worketh hard all day. Then drives his Ford from morn He has no time for play. Charles is a splendid athlete, Who keepeth our record high, He playeth well in basket ball, And in baseball he gets by. Lloyd is our studious classmate, And midnight oil doth burn, To be a High School teacher He tryettrhard to learn. Emanuel is the fastest walker That can be found in school, And would make an excellent talker lf he wasn't such a fool. Now Hazel is very charming, We prophesy she'll be A very great instructor, Unless a wise man she see. And Roy is a four fIusher-- He playeth in the band- But oh! the jolt of that mitten l 3, 1917 ' 'lin 'Rhyme , f night till That his girl to him did hand, And this is the end of our tale of woe, We'll give our place to the Juniors, But just one word before we go - We hope they'll make good Seniors.

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I' U , mx .Y 0- f Ibis Che Syllabus tDol. 3, 1917 Seniors , 1 Glass '17 Charles 11-lungerforci 'lmonroe College Preparatory Basket Ball '16, '17, Senior Play '17 Sport Editor of Syllabus III Manhattan O One can smile and smile and be '1 villain still. ru-un--1.-1 -1-1- , -sou-1-l lloyd valentine 'Russell Normal Course Assistant Joke Editor of Syllabus III Teach J College O Nay! I shall ne'er be aware of mine own wit till I break my shins against it

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'fig DMT Yin? Ghz Syllabus wot. 3, 1917 flirt.. iflxlhk 9 ur last ' ' Bequests 7 .Vf Img the senior class of 1917, 9 being of SOUI1d mind, doth make and publish and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament, as fol- lows: FIRST-It is our will that all due respect and reverence be shown us. SECOND-To the Faculty we bequeath the following: To Mr. Johnson-Our best regards. To Miss Fronk-Roy's ability to chew gum. To Mr. Denman-Permission to referee all the games of marbles, ping-pong, croquet, etc. To Miss I-tyre -Sophia's ability to sing. To Miss Ernst--Wheaton's ability to teach Latin. To Miss Newell-The American History class give their note books Conce in a whilel so that she can keep track of her numerous dates. q THIRD-To the Juniors-Our ability to put out an Annual. FOURTH-To the Sophomores-Our dignity. FIFTH-To the Freshmen-We give a most honored example to strive, SIXTH'-VVS bequeath some of our characteristics to the following students: To Robert-John's ability to run a Ford. ' To Ralph-Lloyd's activity. To Irene Conn-Sophia's place in the H. S. Quartette. To Margaret Cissna-Grace's wisdom. To Lola Hewitt-Hazel's angelic disposition. To Frances H.-Emanuel. To Cecil J --John's position as teacher's pet. To Henry C.-Charles' importance To Dorothy H.-John. To Wheaton-Roy's position as President of the Seniors. SIGNED and SEALED this lst day of April, A. D. 1917. tsau Che Seniors, '17