Field Kindley High School - New Direction Yearbook (Coffeyville, KS)

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CT' JHQMJLQG 'Q' Paul Richardson's greatest heighth goes to Jake Stahl. Ralph Cammack bestows upon Stella Schneider his love, and faithfulness for shorthand. Now Stella, we don't mean to in- sinuate you need it. Vernola Fitzgerald leaves her gift of gab to Fern Davenport and Paul Haggard. Elsie Sheehan, with tear stained eyes, turns over her beloved Englishman to Helen Greene, whom she knows she can trust for good care. Elsie is no W giving all her spare time to Winkle, as you perhaps all know. The Senior class wishes to donate to the Salvation Army, Lela Varney's canary like voice. We think it can be preserved by not using it too much in the open. John Young's contagious giggle to Calvert Durand. Fay Bruce's bewitching voice, which has rung out in the Audi- torium many years, to Nellie Davis, Jewel Ferguson and Ruby Ross. It is to be evenly distributed. Billy Tatman is to be left to his beloved Esther Jamison. Esther, take good care of him, he's a good boy. Lawrence Tuttle wishes to leave his dimples to Maudie Schaub. Beryl Sanford's place as the class beauty is left to James An- derson. Hazel Waddell sorrowfully confers her glimmering red hair to Wayne Walton. Robert Hovis, the well known basketball star, wills his great ability to Bruce Nichols. Hazel Ruthraff's dodger habits to Alice Andrews. Minnie McCabe's large wad of ever-lasting chewing gum is to be equally divided between Louise Cross and Alice Marshall. Clem Luce wills his valuable pipe to Robert Kiddoo. The Senior class leaves Virginia Lang, Louella Wills, Olive Hines and Virginia Nelson to Charles Pierce's Midnight Follies. Audrey Merrick's ambition to be a vamp fTheda Bara type? to Doris Owens. F-1 1921

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JIIQPMI-EEG 'l Clays PW!! IQZI We, the most honorable and dignified class that has ever de- parted from C. H. S., this class of 1921, Washington High School, Coffeyville, Kansas, Montgomery County, being of our usual sound mind and gravity, do this memorable day, ordain this our last WILL and TESTAMENT, and desire that these, our most valued possessions, be disposed of in the following manner, and if any one be dissatisfied please make the best of it, as we will earnestly endeavor to do justice unto all. Just what we mean by justice will be determined in the following pages. Friends and Fellow Countrymen: You may now take out your handkerchiefs while we deal out the sad remains. First-We wish to extend our warmest appreciation and hearty thanks to the faculty, who so untiringly have guided us through our High School days. Second-Allow us to leave to Mr. Decker, several of the most accomplished stenographers of next year's advanced shorthand class. Third--To Mr. McMillan, our most honored and beloved principal, we very unselfishly leave a certain dark haired member of the Faculty. Mac is out-growing that embarrassing habit of blushing so deeply. Maybe he isn't as bashful as he looks. Fourth-We bequeath to the Juniors, our places of honor in Chapel, and our Senior dignity. May they carry the good work on. Fifth-By a unanimous vote, we turn over to the Sophomores our pep. Oh! Sophomores take it. God only knows you need it. Sixth--To the Freshmen we wish to say that we have bought a large supply of Eagle Brand Condensed Milk with our surplus treasury money so we hope this will at least keep you quiet next year, so the other classes may Work. Aubrey Neale wills his loud mouth to Bob Sticelber and Thelma Miller. fLet's have no quarrelingj. 1991 l2l ,. -,

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'fjhe urple Q 1l - We wish to give Babe Heavy Weight Maloney to the Mack Sennett Bathing Beauties. Before leaving to take up this life's occupation, Eva wishes to leave all her slang phrases and witty sayings to Geraldine Peterson. Jerry really don't need these but we will abide by Eva's wishes. Clyde Kiddoo, better known as Purity, wills his famous nick- name to Dorothy Tew and Hulda Tyler. Now don't you think this name fitting? Carl Hudson bestows upon Herthel Crum his unexpiring knowledge. We give Betty Morgan to Barnum and Bailey Circus to be used as a pole to hold up the main tent. Hilton Douglass' ability to sell rah! rah! caps, to Gerald Mason. Helen Lambe's childish talk to the honorable Fay Russell. Charles Long wills his bald dome to Harry lsham and Harlan George to be used on the bald-headed row. You all know Bob Belt is fond of dancing. Bob feels that flate hours and all suchl must be stopped as he advances in the world, and therefore leaves his hobby to George McGuire. George too is quite fond of this sport, especially when he has a certain Junior girl for a partner. Lucille Renner leaves her sparkling and dazzling eyes to Adeline Robey, with the hope that she will make them behave. Burton Gamble's wide known popularity will go to Marie Workman, Alfred Bayless and Billy Carroll. Olive Hines wishes that her fancy hair dress be willed to Beatrice Griffith. Rosella Johnson wills her light curly locks to Olga Dalrymple. rymple. Edwin Whitehead's heighth goes to Ellen Penn. We bequeath Lucille Gise's beautiful black hair to Garnet LeClare. Helen Miller wills her pink and white complexion to Irene Maxwell. FW it or 1921 C