Spencer High School - Rupicola Yearbook (Spencer, WV)

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'i ie zijoaen o P 1 COLAA M . L5 - f M -1 ff 1' - IE, f' f K ' - ' ff . .,.1i' -f A Q ' '23, gpyv, . , , fjigzffg - . - V-? 'tf 1'r ,, .,,. . ,,,: f, ' L , . f -1 7-W I-,. f ':, 2: -' beniur 71101161 KNOW ALL PERSONS BY THESE PRESENTS: That we, the Senior Class of 1931, being sound in both mind and body, do hereby, will and bequeath the following as designated: Juanita Shears-Loud Mouth ....se.,i.............,EEoo.issoos.ooss..,,..i,is.i Virginia Brown Doris DeGruyter-Quietness .................. ........i......., K ay Garrett Lester Cottrell-Foolish Laugh .,,,...s..t ....,.,,,.t, R alph Winters Donald Smith-Curly Hair .....,.,,..,,,..,. t...,.,....t. K arl McVay Marie Hudkins-Good Looks .,t..........,..l.,t,ts,.tttt .,t...sstt,ttttttt......itstt. M abel Wyatt John Hersman-Studying Ability ....i .,.,tti,s,,t....,..s,.,.....,..t...,..,.istit,l,,,. B ill Bull Charles Carpenter-Parking Place .,.... Ray Mace and Frances Frail Pearl Cariens-Winning Ways ,....,.,,..........,..,,..,,.i.,....,..... Fern Radabaugh Cormel Dye-Leadership ,..,....i..s....., ...., ...i...,r,.,..,i,..... B o b Maher Olson Warren-Shortness ,.irr,,,,,.. ,........,.....s..,,.s.i, R alph Koon Forrest Parsons-Tallness ....,.,....... ,,..,tt,,,,,i,iee.r.,s,s, L ester Cottle Paul Hall-Asthma .,........,,,........,.,,............i .,.,,.,. M ary Anne Phillips Mary Ellen Crislip-Neatness ...i..,... ,..r.rs..,.....,.. .....i. V e rla Rowe Margaret Rhodes-Long Hair .....,.,..ir... r,..t..........e,rss V elma Oles Mary A. Rhodes-Chewing Gum r.....,,.,.,,......,.r,e,,r,i,r r..,............... I rene Miller James H. Miller-White Hair .s..,r.r......ir,,,.....,,...., ..,..................iis,,.. H illis Cottle Bill Bartlett-Married Life .....,...,,.... George Vandale and Billie Frail Blondena Boggess-Smiles ..,..,... ...i,,,,.i..........,..,......,.er N ellie Opal Lawson Paul Davis-Trombone .......,,,ir,r.,ir..ir,t.,.. ..... ..,.e.,e,,,,. J a mes E. Miller Orville Evans-Quietness ,,.,,.v.........,..,...... ...Lrs..,...,.,srr........,.,,....,, B ob Maher Virginia McKown-Voice ..l,ere.,,.,,,.rr,.,,,..,r,r..,r,,..,,... .,,.e,er, D orothy Cummings Foster Hedges- Red-headed Girl iirrerlrerr,...rr.r,,,.........,. James Lamp, Jr. Pauline Moore- Bookkeeping Tests .....i Next Year's Bkkp. Class Martha Hardman- Childish Ways .rr,.,..rr,r,,,,..rrrrr .rirrr.r,rrr,...,, I ris Sinnett Helen Burdette-Cigarettes ,,.i r.,i.rr,,rr...,i.t ,,,,....,....................,... M a ry K. Rader John Rader-Public Speaking Ability .....,,,.,,.....r, Anna Neal Hardman Gwendolyn Hardman-Love for the Boys .r.,,,......,..... Ma1'y K. Yowell Curly Lawrence--Freshman Girl ....,,........,rrr,,rrrr,rirrrrrr,,. George Vandale Jean Miller-Journalism .C,,...iir,..t,....,.....r,.......r.,.,.,,,,r,.....,...........,.....rrirrr.,,,r, Bob Mace PROVIDED, the above mentioned parties care for the presents as the former owners would have them cared for. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereunto have set their hands and seals this Nineteenth day of March, One Thousand Nine Hundred and Thirty-one. SENIOR CLASS, 1931. Rip Van Winkle CSealJ Salesman Sam fSealJ Tillie, the Toiler fSeaD Santa Claus CSealJ Page fofrty-four

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