Farrell High School - Reflector Yearbook (Farrell, PA)

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Page 28 THE REFLECTOR 1921 XI. Our little Constance tended office for her dad, Merril and Pearl saner duets so awfully sweet and sad. XII. Allador and Arapad now run their father’s stores. While Ed. Crivello, the carpenter, made money hanging doors. XIII Sam Chiccarino was a lawyer with an office on Wall Street, To hear Herb Bhe, the politician, people said was a treat. XIV. Said the signs of all the movies, “Money made by the Pile,” Starring Joe Neely and the demure Julia Kyle, XV. Our girls are still vamping men, but hadn’t joined an alliance, In Prof. McCullough’s school for girls Clara taught domestic Science. XVI. A Prof, stern was E. C. Stillings, the kids all thought him cruel. While I an old confirmed bachelor, was teaching in his school. i

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1921 THE REFLECTOR Page 27 Class Prophecy i. Last night as I lay dreaming a vision came to me, Of my old classmaes of 1921, what in the future they’d be. II. Teachers, poets and artists—all had won much fame Preachers, actors, and nurses—some had even changed a name. III. First, I saw Isabelle a little eighth grade teacher All the little tots had fallen in love with this adorable creature. IV. In the circus I saw Minnie K. doing trapeze work. While on the ground as a clown Russel Sayres did lurk. V. Gertrude, a nurse in a ward, with a doctor had fallen in love, E en our Robert Lee Christman had become a turtle dove. VI. Gwen Thomas led an orchestra and married a man named Hughes, While John Gatzy was a doctor who always cured the blues. VII. Jack Laurrell owned a garage and let Abie sell the cars, And Julius Roux furnished enough gas to send them all to Mars. VIII. Grace, Helen and Minnie were running a private school, Arthur declared that Pearl, his secretary, was a perfect jewell. IX. VV illie Mae Johnson was married to a guy whose name was Hill, And Roy, the grocer, kept sending up his bill. X. Dorthy, Ruth, and Florence taught in a country school, Tony Coneze was a traveling salesman just now in Liverpool.

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1921 THE REFLECTOR P.ge 29 Class Poem i. There have been many classes, That from Farrell High School have gone; But you do not need your glasses To see the Class of ’21. II. In every corner and every nook, Where success is to be won; You need not search a single book To find the Class of ’21. III. The Blue and Gold has never made A better specimen of work and fun Which after years can not fade Than the Class of ’21. IV. Happy, happy were those days; When we just began To sing, and romp and learn new plays: But now, we’re the Class of ’21. V. You need not search far and wide To find! a Class with a sunnyside For there really is none Except the Class of ’21. —R. L. C. ’21