Cecil Township High School - Codicil Yearbook (McDonald, PA)

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JUNIOR CLASS Back rowg left to right-Loyal Brown, Ray Hull, Thomas Smith, Samuel Hissom, William Thompson Front row, left to right-Naomi Schnuth, Stella Checca, Edna Shephard, Idclla Patterson. Alberta Powers Clrss Colors Class Flower Cherry and Black Red Rose Class Motto They conquor who think they can. 15-

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SENIOIRS Among the pupils of our school Are four so bright and gay, Who study hard from morn 'till night, But sometimes like to play. I guess I'll tell you who they areg They're the Seniors, to us so dearg But sometimes if they get real cross We're really afraid, I fear. The first in height is Thede, Who is thin, but very tall. He likes to study. tease and talk, And sometimes likes a doll. The next i.s the quiet Sylvan, Who's as quiet as can beg Except when he talks and teases And this you should really see. Third in the row is Tuggy, Who's the quietest of the class. She studies hard and never talksg Like her, there is no lass. The fourth and last is Martha, Who is small but very wise. A greater chemist We'll never get Who marble, can pulverize. This is the last of the Seniors Who soon will be going away. How they really hate to leave us, Is more than I can say. 14. 4..- . Y -.....1--......--.-H . . v. -. ,,, .. ..--Y . -' 4:1 1 1 the girls

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JUNIOR CLASS LOYAL BROWN Let 'the world ask O, What's in a name? You'll all agree As we all see Loyal now means fame. Brownie's name suits O. K. We have found him a loyal supporter of illustrious '20. There are many things this youthful Junior can do. Aside from orating for the Philos and corneting for the orchestra hefs always willing to take charge of his room during a teacher's absense and can convertorder with chaos in an incredible short time. The teazhers fail to appreciate this acquirement and have hinted to 'tBrownie several times that he change his tactics. We must say, however that he is a Grace - ful conscientious worker who daily grows more attached to his booksg a good athlete, manager of the 'team and any old day would walk ten miles for a good game. RAY HULL But he has a large heart so he has. We need say little of Ray-he always speaks for himself, in fact when the time comes when Ray can't speak for himself his career will be about ended. Ray often says he Won't when he means he will and knows that we know he will. To Ray has been accorded one distinction never granted to any other individual, president of the Junior class. He has performed this so well we have never desired another. He is always ready to do a kindness in any way he can, from carrying us anywhere in the bus to carrying a lady's powder puff which he hap- pens to find. Just hurry, flurry, skurry-then he's gone. THOMAS SMITH They say 'Tom' is a heart-smasherf' Altho this may not be true, Yet he approaches each pretty lass With a welcome, O, how I love you. Of fun he's an ardent promoter And can keep a whole room astir, But when a 'teacher calmly advances He looks up so kindly at her- That she doubts in her heart, Tho she has seen all the fun, That this innocent youth Can really be the guilty one. And then he is an athlete Of unusual renown, And when he's determined on a goal Thru the basket the ball comes down. He also greatly loves his books Of which there is no endg Just keep things going smoothly And on Smittyl' you can depend. SAMUEL HISSOM One member of the Junior Class we've had Ranking first from his freshman yearg Who studies hard and is a quiet lad ' And who is always ready to give a cheer. Some argue he is the most handsome boy While others say he is not, And in Prepared Discussion, O! joy, He always ju-st says what he ought. He's a very good fellow in athletics And stands very high in the teams, But when it comes to getting Physics He's right there with the goods it seems When he graduates and to college goes Then C. T. H. S. will lose Sam Hissom. He has many friends and very few foes, And in all lines of work we'll surely miss him