Middletown Township High School - Odranoel Yearbook (Middletown, NJ)

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THF. 1925 ODRANOEL Sputum VIVIAN OSBORN Vw Belforcl, N. I. Newark Normal Fm thc only one my mother l1as. A. A. 2, 2, 3, 43 Junior Revueg Local May Day Fete l, 2, 33 Glee Club 33 Chapel Pianistg Executive Committee. ' - ' MYRTLE PAPE MYR1 ' Navesink, N. J. Newark Nonnal 1-I sunny d1'.vfm.vilior1 not foo .Yt'l'10IlX, yet not too grow .-X. A. 1, 2, 3,513 junior Rcvueg Local May Day Fetc 1, 2, 3, 43 County May Day Fete 23 Glee Club 2, -lg Typing Contest 33 Music Festival 2. RALPH PIXLEY Sl'UD Fort Hancock, N. I. Ohio State University .f'l.v 0 man flzinkvllzt -in his heart .vo is lm. -Allwz. Entered from Xklilmiiiton, Delaware, September, 1922. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 President Class 3, 4g Debat- ing Team 33 Football Manager 43 Reiiector 3, 43 liditor-in-Chief Odranoelg Fire Chief 43 Junior Rc- vnc3 Senior Play3 Physical Training Leader 2, 33 Basketball 43 Colgate University Extemporaneous Speaking Contest 33 Spanish Club 23 Student Coun- cilg Chairman of Executive Committee, Alumni Medal Qawarded annually to the student who has clone the most for the schoolb. ' EVELYN POST Evi ' Belford, N. I. Newark Normal Fur .thc had a tongue with a tang. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4g junior Revueg Local May Day Fete 1, 3, 43 Basketball 43 Glee Club 3, 43 Clfiapel Pianist. 22

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THE 1925 ODRANOEL Gllasu will E, THE CLASS OF 1925, of the Township of Middletown, County of Monmouth, L 1, State of New jersey, being of particularly sound mind and conliicting memories, f 5 and reahvmg that the pleasant days of old M '1 H S are rapidly grovxmg to a fl P . 2 close do make this out ultimate vtlll and testament hereby I'CXOkll1g any and all former wills, testaments and other codicils heretofore enacted by us. Article I. Wie direct that all our debts and funeral expenses he paid. Article ll. We direct that kind and considerate care be given unto the faculty whose nerves have been considerably jarred by the Herculean task of inculcating knowledge and wisdom in the minds of the members of the Class of 1925. I Article Ill. To Miss Johnson and Mr. Rcdcay, we give our sincere thanks for their faithful and untiring service and aid as friends and advisors. Article IV. To the Board of Education of Middletown Township we give a steel Hag pole, that the Class ot 1925 may be remembered by posterity by some permanent mark on the campus. Article V. We give, devise and bequeath the following to wit: I. To the Junior class we give: Firstly. Our dignity and responsibility of position in the Student Body. Secondly. Our place of honor in the front center section of Chapel, with the ad- monition that they so conduct themselves as to set an example for the rest of the Student Body. Thirdly. Our United States History Books and Problems of American Democracy Books along with the gentle hint to take a dose oft same daily to avoid a crash at tlte end of the marking period. Fourthly. To your class officers, the business acumen of the members of our or- ganization. Flfthly. The right to sell candy, also the good will of the Student Body. -II. To the Sophomore Class we give and devise our athletic prowess and physical per- fection. Over and above the aforesaid we bestow upon this our brother class the right to boast that they, as we before them, have the acme of feminine beauty in their midst. III. To the Class of 1928 we devise our superiority in scholarship and' our great in- tellectual supremacy, upon one condition, that their honor roll contain at least five boys for the First two months. Article VI. To the following individuals we give, devise and bequeath the following, to wit: To Mathew Mullin some of Albert lfVoodrulf's surplus height. To Margaret Gould some of Florence Ullrich's surplus weight. To Minnie Phraner and Tuggy Leonard a useful book, How to Grow Thin on Senior Candy. r To Mildred Donaldson an enlarged copy of the 1923-24 Agriculture Judging Team. To Norbert Simpson a set of Weed Skid chains to become a part of his athletic equip- ment. To Ida Hildebrand, Pixley's sagacity and gift of guff and gab to be used on the class only. To Mr. Redcay, a small portable phonograph with several copies of two records, Have you got your excuse? to relieve him in the mornings and Uncle VViggily's Bedtime Stories No. 7 to be played for the benefit of the Rogues' Gallery after school nights in Room D. To Miss Zancs a large picture of Phyllis Smith and Clerihew Conover that she may not pine away after june 5th. To Walter' Kaiser a large sized muffler to be worn from 7:00 A. M. to 4:00 P. M. To Alfred Labreque a book, Personal Cleanliness is Next to Godlinessf' To Miss Lacey two dozen strap hangers to be installed directly over the lunch counter. To Mr. Halsey two three-inch guns with equipage and personnel to man same for his protection from the wild mob of incoming Freshmen due in September. To Roy Schaefer a beauty kit so that he may retain that school girl complexion. To Louis Liming a pair of suspenders to avert the disaster imminent at all times when he is wearing those gray pants. ' To Mary Lang a can of toning paint to be used as a shampoo. To Louise Palmer three yards of very bright ribbon. To Edith Horner a receipt book, Dainty Menus For Two. VVe appoint the members of the Faculty of the Middletown Township High School Ex- ecutors of this our last will and testament. In witness whereof, we hereunto set our hands this :th fl'-v of ,Tv-ne. 1025. RALPH E. PIXLEY, President. 21

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THE 1925 ODRANOEL POSING 23