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

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THE JUNIOR CLASS The Juniors were all once Freshies gay, Of the greenless kind that are so rareg But.how we did delight to play, In time of school, but still that was fair. We always had our lessons well. And our conduct too was simply fineg But once in a while a member fell On the ice, or somewhere and dropped out of line. We always have been the largest class Since we entered Cecil Township High And majority rules over lad and lass, If in a decision it was voted a tie. The teachers so loved every one of us That what ever we'd .say would gog Then the three other classes had a fuss And said, they did't have any show. Of this wonderful class I must give the names Of each member who is loyal and trueg Tell of their pranks in school. and their aims While in our High School, they never get blue. First, I will mention Stella, who is small. She is very studious and likes to read a book: As for poetry she can write about one and all And likes to gather Botany Howers by the brook, Then Naomi comes stepping right up-to-date When it's getting subscriptions or talking in the hallg But That Algebra, I know she really does hate: And says, The wiser you are the harder the fall. Tell, Loyal the Brown boy, likes to get checks, He is always teasing' girls such as Tu'ke and Speaks While in Physics he'd talk and in History he'd playg And plays baseball to while away the day. , Alberta's a fine young sport and a worker. She plays, .studies and is pleasant to ally As yet we'Ve never found her a shirker, But is our star player in Girls' Basket Ball. There's Ray, a funny sort of a happy lad, Who is always joking and talking in school, If asked the time he says, That's just what I had. And away he'd go to his Ford with a tool. One of our boys is a basket ball star. He is great for athletics, but studies hard toog Excels others in keeping the teachers going, by far, But as Tom says, One year yet and then I'll be through Idella is fair, and nice and tall, With pretty brown hair which is in a mass About her head, and blue eyes and all. Some one 'thinks her the most beautiful looking lass. One staunch young man in our class Tflas real brown eyes and curly black hairg He is so fond of work and books That life for Sam will be quite fair. There's still one boy We call Bill V7ho's seldom on time-but often late. Before he comes it's dreadfully still For talking seems to be Bill's fate. There is yet one other lively lass Whom we always term Edna, by nameg She's the liveliest girl in the Junior class And always hopes to be the same. 'vi-11 .5a. l - E. I. S.

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JU WILLIAM THOMPSON William, born 'tired and never lost his birth- right, is never on time for school. but when he is it always storms. Ever since his Freshman year he has always been known to oppose everything in Parliamentary drill. He really has been the one in whom the success of the Parliamentary Drill lies. He is a fine worker and is always ready with some sort of an answer whether sensible or not. Questions are never lacking. He is very good in drawing pictures and especially cartoons, thus receiving the oilice of cartoonist for 'the Cetojuan. He is always teasing some one, pulling the girls' hair or making a noise of some kind. We all well know, When William won't he surely won't, For William must do what others don'tg But when he will you all well know, What William does will surely go. NAOMI SCHNUTH Whose temper is generous, open, sincere, A stranger to flattery. a stranger to fear. This tiny little Junior who is so quiet and unobtrusive we often forget she is around, changes all her tactics and makes 'things hum when it comes to soliciting Cetojuan subscript- ions, not even doors, windows, barbed wire, creeks, frowns and refusals impede her pro- gress. Naomi's musical talent has been added to the orchestra this year, she also sings nicely, studies hard, advocates promptness, neatness, and frankness.. so we predict for her a bright, and happy future in a busy world. STELLA CHECCA Stella, who is the most studious of the Jun- ior class, who never worries over anything, but lets it slip past. She's very quiet in all her ways only when she laughs and then everyone knows she is around. It is plain to be seen that she likes to read because, when you can't find Stella she is reading a book. In French class she excels all others save one, a senior, but we do not know how she does it for she never opens her book until recitation period. NIOR CLASS EDNA SHEPHARD She's the fairest of the rural maids Thai ever hailed from Brush Run glades, Whether it rains or yet has snowed C. T. H. S. is her daily abode. Edna means fun as everyone knows In for every single sport that goes. She herself is a sport right through For in even the tiniest things she's true. This truth is a thing we all admire And praise those who such talents acquire, So here's to Edna, our editor-in-chief We trust she may never come to grief. IDELLA PATTERSON Her eyes are bright as the living slars. As they shine on the earth below, Her hair like the autumn-golden brown, Which later turns to snow. Her smiling charms, her voice so sweet She is faithful, kind and true, And if a secret's given her to keep It's never revealed for her word is true. She's very quiet in time of school Except when the teacher's don't look, Then she pulls Naomi's sweater and hair, Or quickly hides Sam's book. ALBERTA POWERS Bert takes great interest in her school work. She, like all the other Juniors, is always ready to answer any question asked by any of the teachers or anybody else in fact. She al- v'ay-s studies her lessons and has ranked high in class since entering High School. She is also a great girl for sports, especially basket ball. She is a helper in all things from taking an active part in a play to carrying a bottle of milk to school for Brownie, We have never known her to be a slaeker in anything, but when she gets to giggling no one can szop her: not even the Faculty. So if you want ai thing well done. and quickly done give it to Alberta.

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SOPHOMORE CLASS Left to right-Mary Walker, Jules Beaumariage, Mary Wallace, John Bolte, Katherine Richert Leon Clayton, Ethel Scott, David Thompson. Class Colors Class Flower Blue and Gold Iris Class Motto United we stand, Divided we fall. 19.