Covert High School - In Flight Yearbook (Covert, MI)

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XVhy be sorry, why he sad, VVe have a girl who's always glad. She knows a lot. and says what she means, And wills her honors to Mr. Bruce Reams.-fliheodora Tiedebohl Cahn and serious-bashful and slow, All describe this certain beau. Always ready-never tardy, Vlfills his qualities to Ruth Mc Cillly.-:klf1'Gtl Pinyard. Pete DeLano has many friends, Not so many of them are men. Students and teachers he likes the same Zygmunt is the one who inherits his fame.-'l'heodore De Lano. A tiny girl with dark complexion, Not a thing she does needs correction, She's very alert in English Ill Bequeaths her greatness to l.Zlk'vC1'11C Harvey.--Adelille l.autenbach One in this class has pretty blonde hair Itls always so curly-and oh! it's so rare. Harold does everything just the right way , And wills his attraction to Louise Yolay.--l larold Walmer. A girl who always has something to say Her name is Elizabeth by the way. She'll talk and talk till she has won, And wills her ability to Ruth ,Ilurton.seeelilizabetli XYine. Earl Overton the tiny man, ls Covert's best basketball fan. He can sneak in through a crack: His ability like this he wills to black.-liarlc Overton. A girl who is known to one and all Is ready in Covert when the busses Call. One might think the little rascal VVould will them all to Margaret Haskell.-Edith 'l'urner. The Senior Class was blest with a joker XYho should he called the Silly Croakerf' He served his term as High School Mayor. His blessings rare he wills to Claire.--Spencer Kenney. 18

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CLASS WILL This Senior Class of Covert High Expects that someday it shall die. Many yet must climb the hill: Therefore now we make our will. I have many feminine affections, Some of them might need correctionsg But nevertheless I must confess I will them all to Harold Davis.--Vernon Johnston. VVillis Hunting on the Famous Team, Played jumping center like a sunbeam. He played very well, as we all know, ' And wills his place to Joe Distefano.-XN'illis Hunting. Caroline Howe, as everyone knows, VV ill always be found where the bookreader goes. As Chief Librarian I hereby will My beloved place to Neomi Milne.-Caroline Howe. Une has ability to make teacher mad: ' This is his high school fad. All of my best rubber bands L I hereby will to Helping Handsf,-Donald McConnohie. She has wonderful ability in making loyeg All of us she goes above. , This is what she knows the most ing So she wills it to Vella Austin.-Ruth Peterson. Have you ever heard of a famous bluffer? You must admit he isn't a dufferg He's always ready to answer the question: His ability he wills to Margaret Sebestyen-Bernard Houston Adena, who is always smiling, ' Wlith a grin tbat's so beguiling, p VVills this gift, a disposition gay, I To quiet little Margaret Volay.-Adena Olson. There is one boy who isn't bashfulg He always does his work real carefulg Not one of his subjects did he ever hate, And wills his luck to Honorable Bates.--Harry Spaulding. 17

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A girl who stu-dies from morning till night, Who never does anything except what's right, Her ambition she wills without a sigh ' To a person in need-Marion VVine.-Clara Calabrese. This Senior Class has done its best, The other classes must do the rest. As we leave our school on the old sand hill . VVe sign and seal our beloved will.-Class of 1930. -Adena Olson CLASS HISTORY Listen, my readers, and you shall hear, Of the class of 1930 year: The class whose work, as everyone knows, i Has raised Covert's standard, as each record shows. XYhen we entered school as Freshies green, we were twice as many as seventeen. Everyone laughed at and teased us so, ' How they made life hard for us, you already know. . As Sophomores gay we next started out g ' Our number was smaller, without a doubt, i But we gave those little Freshies smart A deserved 'nitiation, a la carte. VVhen as Juniors bright we entered school, I Our spirit of newness was much more cool. The result of our efforts that year, you bet, l XVas a little red school house for the Senior Banquet. As dignilied Seniors in 1930 we began The year as nicely as any Senior can. In September our number was seventeen, ,' Until Harold VValmer came and made it eighteen. During all these years we have made a name In class work, brilliance, in athletics, fame, Our social accomplishments have been many, V Our banquet and play not equaled by any. 1 I And our wish for the school as we go on our! ways, The school where we've spent our happiest days, ls fame in athletics, in class work the same, To preserve as of old its gloriousname.. T -Clara M. Calabresle. I9