Frankfort Community High School - Red Bird Yearbook (West Frankfort, IL)

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 • dan $mi Jmaijinr 1. Mr. Pyatt not blushing? 2. Mr. Gregg away from Walkers? 3 Miss Flora sophisticated? 4. Miss Kreyfogle angry? f 5. Miss Davis flirting? 6. Miss Phoebe with blue eyes? 7. Miss Holbrook not primping? 8. Mr. Wilson smoking a cigarette? 9. Mr. Waller sitting on top of a desk? 10. Mr. Atwood riding a bicycle? 11. Julia dancing? 12. Louise Smith without Vivian? 13. Sylvia Rains without her Buick Six? 14. Thelma Jones not laughing or talking? 15. Ruby Ice six feet tall? 16. Genevieve Horrell a chorus girl ? 17. Conrad Ellis out late at night. 18. Raymond Pittman playing a violin? 19. Bessie Howells washing dishes? 20. Marian without her freckles? 21. Frank being good the fourth hour? 22. Ruth Dillon teaching school? 23. Harriett’s hands dirty? 24. Mae Parker slender? 1

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Senior Will WE, the members of the Senior Class of Nineteen-twenty, of the city of West Frankfort, state of Illinois, being of sound mind, on this, the eighth day of January, Nineteen-twenty, do make our last will and testament. To the Faculty—Ever a Senior Class with the ability of ours. To the Class of ’21—We leave our dignity. To the Sophs—We leave the good will of the faculty. To the Freshies—We leave the hope of becoming Seniors some time in the dim future. PERSONAL BEQUESTS I, Thelma Jones, do give and bequeath my place on the front seat to Helen Burpo. I, Louise Smith, do give and bequeath my powder puff to Ethel Coleman. I, Julia Mikalauckas do give and bequeath my straight hair to Edith Jones. . I, Harriett Jacobs, do give and bequeath my special favor from Mr. Gregg to Opal White. 1, Ruby Ice, do give and bequeath my short stature to Nina McClintock. I, Marian Kelly, do give and bequeath my giggle to Jennie Roe. I, Frank McAuley, do give and bequeath my knack for keeping out of work to Yale Downes. I, Conrad Ellis, do give and bequeath the good will of Thelma Straud to Lloyd Shipp. I, Bessie Howells, do give and bequeath my art in hair-dressing to Luciel Gray. I, Raymond Pittman, do give and bequeath niy wit, in addition to his own, to Eagle Gray, a’so to Gwen Fox. I. Maye Parker, do give and bequeath my ability to write letters to Paul Cox. I, Marian Ke’ly, do give and bequeath my fiddle to Bill Howells. 1, Louise Smith, do give and bequeath my ability to get by and have a good time to Ze ga Pulley. I, Bessie Howe’ls, do give and bequeath Bess Pitct ord to Irene Porritt. We, the Annual Staff, do give and bequeath a very pleasant task to the c’ass of ’21. This will is hereby sworn to and a seal set thereon, this, the eighth day of January, Anno Domini, one thousand nine hundred and twenty.

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Senior Salin a Name Statistics Pet Phrase Occupation Wants to be Likely to he Thelma Jones Louise’s Asst. My stars garters Singing School teacher Famous Sylvia Rains Most conceited Good Night Disagreeing ith Mr. Pyatt. Popular An old Maid Julia Mikalauckas 1 ■ — Best Natured Dear Child Hunting Persimmons An inspiration Hindrance Harriett Jacobs Factulty rusher Shucks Hunting Mr. Gregg Winning person Clerk in 10c store Ruby Ice — Class Runt. Flitter on it Moving upward Dew Drop Icicle Genevieve Horrell Most Modest. Honest to goodness Playing Basket ball An Old Maid —t — A good wife Frank McCauley Worst Tease Second the motion Drawing A cartoonist Fiddler Marian Kelly Most Precise Golly Gosh Taking care of Billy Soloist Croaker Louise Smith Class Giggler My John Car Riding Devlish Preacher’s wife Bessie Howells Prissiest Ye, Gods Writing notes Movie Star Dish Washer Conrad Ellis Biggest Bluffer Well, It says a Reviving Fords M. D. r c. Ruth Dillon Most Dignified You know Entertaining Joe Housewife Won Mae Parker Profoundest Oh. Boy Teaching Sunday School Deaconess One Raymond Pittman Wittiest Everything Telling jokes Electrician Gwen’s husband