Meadville Area High School - Red and Black Yearbook (Meadville, PA)

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Srninx' 0115155 will We, the class of 1921, Meadfville High School, the city of Meadville, county of Crawford, and state of Pennsyl- vania, being of sound mind and disposing memories, do hereby make, publish and declare this our last will and testament, hereby revoking all former wills, bequests and devices of whatever nature by us made. We do hereby bequeath: The Old High, School Building to the Crematory tif they can make any use of it, because nobody else canj. To the Bilology Department of Allegheny College We leave any Mice, dead or alive, Whielh may be found in this building Cor in the immediate Vicinityl after we leave. Hynnns No. 252, 258, 262 to a deaf and dumb asylum. lThese hymns are much worn by the daily usage, but might be used by inmates of such an institution. 'The dances which we did not enjoy after Basket Ball games we leave to the class of 1932. David Swaney's ideas of a gentleman to Joe Peiftley. Cln case Joe feels he does not need them, he is free to re-turn them to said Davidj. The pieces which Peg Prather cut from the bottom of her skirt from time to time to the Odd Fellbwvs Home. Tootie Steelc's goloshes Owith the polkadot liningj to the vaudeville stars at the Academy. From Tootie's eX- perience we feel they cannot be worn in High School again. Kenneth Landon 's selflorpinion to Donald Kightlinger. Inez Miller-'s slimness to Katherine Cook. John Brook's ability in French to Adelaide Dellaison. She will not feel the extra burden. John Bate's devotion to Floyd Smith. In case Mr. Sfmith finds his duties too heavy he may call on Major MieCluer who is experienced in this line. The Steele-Kent mail line to First and Beers. George Sigendall's 'tstand-inn with Miss H. Carroll to Charlotte Johns. t'She needs itb. Francis Flonbes' Padereviski hair to Jerome Hcssler. Ed Snyder's ability to shoot pennies and still look in- nocent to lvan Davenport. Laurence Green's girl to Roland Mahany, as we feel she will be lonesome now. Wayne Luees oratorial ability to John Henrietta. fttflood Lord, etc.D. John Brooks' excuses to Donald Betts CDon evidently ineed-s help, .as so far he has not been able to wget his acrosswj. Adelaide Thurston 's Hterpisclioreaii art to Margaret Heckler, on condition that she uses judigment as to Htime and place. Ruth Elliott's gift of gab to Margaret Arick with hope that she will make good use of it. C'SignedD Hesa Conps Bury M. Deep Ina Casket. Page twenty-two

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drying of Mahelle's clothes over our wood tire. Thus ended our Junior year. Our Senio-r year we started with 21 wiener roast ot Veithk cottage at Conneaut Lake in the fall. Some of the girls and fe-llows ev-en hroke the ive to take an evening dip and those hot-clogs surely tasted good that night. Our Hallowe'en we had 21 party at llll11I1lI1g2'll?lHl7S where everyone had a fine time. Then 1-time our Senior--Iunior party at the LTH1, with at High S1-liowl orchestra and t1Vt'l'Yll0lly. The Freshman-'Sophomore Dzuiee was held at Library Hull, Friday Evening, May 20. It was a most enjoyable affair and muelh credit is dlue the 1-ommitteo. Next will 001116 our llilgh School fllVCllS :md tlhen our llillltlllvl, and connnencement and then our High School days wil-l She over and we will go for-th on our different roads to vonquer the world. -3I2l1'g'El1'Ct l'rz1ther, Class Historian. l 'i A -mo? . W ,A V 5 o .,... 1?-'+L . -i 1: . Q f M ...... 41- - 7. , l -. lg, .I ..gif 'Yf?f. .fi ,. . ,MF .af-,I-4,'.'kj,1-f ev. '. ' ' ' -1 . 5 ' ' E' .Reg Pa- ' ff- , ,,ff m1,.?1.f1',j' ' l f P. 5' . .'i.-'vw l.icfzaiL2i-u Q Page twcnty-one

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Page twenty-th ree Ihr Glrg nf Biatrvun If you look into our lligh School On swine busy week-day ll101'11, Just as we are changing classes, All our liall-ways you will scorn. For were packed into thcni tighter Than the sardines in a tin. And the stairways are so Crowded That youll surely hump your shin. lf you peek into sofnue class-rooni Wliezi we're busy iwith our work, You'll find us all so very hot That we'd really like to shirk. If we werent such little angels NVQ would surely all relmel, VVhen we're crowded and were roasted- VVell, some day we will rebel! O kind citizens of M1-adville! NVon't you heed our tearful ery, VVhen we're all so very anxious For a brand new Meadville High? For a 'building large and roomy, VVith broad halls and stairiways too, VVhere we never will he roasted 5'- VVe will ibless you if you do! 4Rfuth A. Elliott, '21.