Newcastle High School - Yearbook (Newcastle, WY)

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Page Twenty-three Hugh Johnson leaves his art of getting along with the teach- ers to Elmore Wells. 'Ova Yemington wills to Pearlie Roberts, his Ford to use when Little Doc is out of town. Alice Razmge leaves her cooing turtle Dove ways to Charles Kipping. Fred Wegher leaves his shiek like ways to Jimmie Kirk- patrick. Louise Black leaves her chatterbox to Mary Charlotte Wake- man to enable her to hear someone- beside herself. Vina Hathaway leaves her golden locks to Beulah Buchanan. Irma Bacon leaves her popularity with L, A. K. boys to Zoe Musser. Harold Grieves leaves his school girl complexion to Gerald Clinebell. Pearl Pridgeon leaves her teaching ability to Mrs. Graham. Madaline Mas-soglia bequeaths her solemn countenance to Mr. Cooley. Gladys Pridgeon leaves her skill in typing to Fred Jarrett. James Townley leaves his gentle laugh to Rex Burlew. We hereby constitute and appoint said: Superintendent O. C. Kerney executor of this, our last will and testament, and rc- quest that our executor be not required to give bonds for the per- formance of his duty as such. Witness my hand this 2nd day of June, A. D., 1928. SENIOR CLASS A Maurine Pleak. Heard at the Linglr Tournament: Prof. Kerney, sitting on the edge of the bed'Sunday morning, takes out small tin horn, blows it, turns to Frazine and says, Yes sir, Frazine, there's another good toot left in 'er yet. Ruth-You drive awfully fast, don't you? Louis-Yes, I hit sixty yesterday. g Ruth-Did you kill any of them?

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Ila Hathaway Alice Ramge Maurine Pleak Joe Mihalski William Ost Hugh Johnson Louise Black Dena Perino Irma Bacon Vina Hathaway Margaret Brennan Lina Hathaway Beta Jones James Townley Beatrice Bennett Paul and Elizabeth Gaido Page Twenty-five