Conneaut High School - Tattler Yearbook (Conneaut, OH)

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CONTENTS OF THIS NUMBER Pages LITERARY ............................................. 5-15 Rivals More Wireless Dope If It Always Did Come True The, Last Game “Cheesit de Cop” The Vision Dick’s First Hundred IN MEMORIAM ............................... 16 EDITORIALS ..............................17-19 SOCIETY .................................20-25 ALUMNI NOTES ............................26-28 ATHLETICS ...............................30-36 EXCHANGES ...............................37-40 JOKES ...................................42-56

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THE TATTLER VALENTINE NUMBER :: :: 1921 PUBLISHED BY THE TATTLER BOARD CONNEAUT HIGH SCHOOL

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RIVALS The two boys nominated will please leave the room. “Bob Martin arose slowly from his seat and saw his rival for the first time. Jimmy Connels sprang up impulsively from his seat on the other side of the room and returned the gaze of his classmate. It would have been hard to find two boys in Glenville High School who were more unlike. “Bob” Martin was serious minded and business-like, he was never seen to indulge in practical jokes which are so common among High School freshmen. Jimmy Connels was of the exactly opposite type. Red hair, blue eyes and a witty tongue set him off at first glance as a “happy go lucky Irish- man.” . „ . As the two boys walked into the Hall Jimmy pulled a quarter out of his pocket and flipped it into the air, “Heads I win, tails I lose,” he said with a grin. Bob Martin looked at him seriously without saving a word and Jimmy put the coin back into his pocket without saying a word. “James Connels was elected.” The G. M. Whitney Co —5— WHAT YOU BUY-WE STAND BY.