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

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164351 EDITORIAL STAFF The Senior Chinwiggle Sophomores- A Paper for People Who Can't Think V -- M kim Page Two Vol. I Covert, Michigan, june, i930 No. I ELECTION DRAWS NEAR ELECTION! ! VOTE FOR VERNON JOHNSTON May Queen Student Government Press: Isadore Onofrio, a Junior of the Covert Con' solidated School, is running for Mayor of the Student Council. At one time Mr. Onofrio had the honor to appear on the stage with the famous dancer, Miss Dora Robinson. Mr. Onofrio has shown a great deal of interest in the work and politics of the Covert School. Mr. Onofrio's only opponent was Mr. Vernon Johnston, who resigned when he woke to the fact that he would graduate this year. .i.1-1. INJURED Feb. 4-Mr. Arba Austin, a Junior of the Covert Consolidated School, was ser- iously injured this morning when he re- ceived his Latin paper. His mark shot out and pierced his heart strings. Mr. Austin was in a serious condition for a few days but is slowly recovering. ?, Then there is the newlywed who cried all day because at breakfast that morning her hubby set the coffee pot down on one of her waffles thinking it was an asbestos pad. MURDERED A gang of Seniors gathered in the as- sembly with brilliantly colored fly swat- ters and cruelly killed many flies. These same murderers were called before the Student Council and charged with mur- der in the First degree. After much dis- cussion, however, the court was dis- missed, stating that killing flies was not only necessary, but helpful to the school. .NOTED SOCIETY LEADERS FORCED TO MAKE MOVE Mr. Byron Lindberg, who has made his home in nrst row street for a few months, and Mr. Edgar Olson, who has resided in his home in the front of the assembly room for a short time have both moved. Reasons were not given. The Messrs. Lindberg and Olson are now living in a very prominent district, namely among the Juniors and Seniors. These prominent society leaders of the seventh and eighth grade classes will be greatly missed by their many friends. . -.-...li During Horticulture Class this A. M. the Hon. P. J. Bates leaned so far back in his chair that the center of weight was not over the center of gravity which caused him to lose his stability. A tre- mendous crash was the result. l. Clara-Do you want to copy my Latin? Adeline--Thanks. I'd rather work my own.