Conneaut High School - Tattler Yearbook (Conneaut, OH)

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Lass Officers C CLASS MOTTO: Hit the Line of Life Hard! CLASS COLORS: Cardinal and White CLASS FLOWERS: Red Rose and Lily of the Valley

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Mrs. Irma Phillips Porter, Bookkeeping and Arithmetic Conneaut Business, Ashtabula Business, and Gregg. Chicago. (Mrs. Porter taught in C. H. S. in 1922, following resignation of Miss Repp and stayed to teach last y ear, when Miss Beard was forced to leave school because of ill health, we were fortunate enough to obtain Mrs. Porter’s services.) ’ ou ought to take Arithmetic in mv class.’’ Mr. Edward Ilarriman, Mathematics Bates College, Lewiston, Maine, A. B. “Say!!?” Miss Elina Beard, Bookkeeping Ohio L niversitv. “Why, girls!!!”

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XLb e Glass of 1924 DOWN WHERE C. H. S. BEGINS (With Apologies to Chapman) Down where a classmate’s a little dearer, Down where the smile’s a little cheerier, That's where ( II. S. begins. Down where the halls are a little dustier, Down where the rooms are a little mustier, And the wads of gum a wee hit stickier, 'That's where (’. II. S. begins. Down where the lessons are a little longer, Where the tests are a little bit stronger, That's where C. H. S. begins. Down where a sophomore girl is sewing, Where there’s gay laughter from every side flowing, Where there’s more of reaping and less of sowing, That’s where (’. IT. S. begins. Down where a citizen is still in the making, Where lots of folks in despair are quaking, That’s where 0. II. S. begins. Where there’s more of mingling and less of singling, Where there’s more of giving and less of guying, And a boy makes dates without half trying. That’s where C. II. S. begins. Maxine Morgan