Winter Haven High School - Wha Hwa Hta See Yearbook (Winter Haven, FL)

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WaHwaHt See Raymond Way, who likes a good time and then some, To Africa dark will travel, And there to the natives will unravel The uses of Spearmint gum. In a far away town on a hill. Amidst a grove of beautiful trees, Helen Arbuthnot, by her power of will, l eaches the Golden Rule, if you please. Harold Hills, who isn't a bit funny, May be seen any day in a hank. You can't steal there any money. For he is a detective of very great rank. Ethel Smith will own a book store. And will sell books by the score; She will satisfy all of your whims. Rut her specialty will he in “hints.” Lorin Bice, that studious chap, A great inventor will be; ITis fame will travel across the sea, By the marvelous “pony trap.” As a second Burtank, Nelson dreams, Of a hot house of very great size; With tomatoes, celery, lettuce and beans. Which will secure for him the first prize. Then the old man’s voice weaker grew. And I asked what lie knew about me. Rut he sighed and said, as he shook his head. You'll know in a year or two. Ruth Flanigan. ’22. Twenty-seven

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WaH W A Hta See CLASS PROP! 1ECY—Continued Yvhen the Seventy-fifth Congress meets In the city of Washington, Helen Kirkland will he there in the senate. And great fame by her will he won. Charles Anderson will be a physician. And cure all disease of the heart: Seek him out if you are in need. And your recovery will be final, if only you do your part. A somber and bashful young girl. Is May Marshall with hair so divine. But before many years have passed. She’ll elope with an English Earl. Raymond Kyle, one of the adventurous kind. Will live in the wild, wild west: And if you ever go there you will find His ranch will be one of the best. In the 1925 Follies, two new stars Will twinkle and sway. With their dancing they’ll be quite entrancing. Will Bertha Harrington, and her partner. Miss Ray. Soon all our Russian worries Will vanish awav like the dew. For Iceland Jeffries, an ambassador there will be. vvdtere he’ll settle all troubles, old and new. Velee Martin, the chapel pianist. A Paderewski will be: She will play in a dime museum. That is owned hv James Marshall, you see. Otis Marshall will conduct a dress making shop. And to him all the ladies will flock: Thev’ll be met at the door by a smart little maid. Who opens it ere they knock. If any voung lady or man desires a husband or wife. And hasn’t the courage to ask it, lie needn’t be lonelv through life Just seek Florence Willard with her “Matrimonial Dove And she’ll find you a mate you can love. Newell Thornhill wiM iournev to Egvnt far. Where he’ll study the art of embalming. An undertaker of great renown he’ll be. And travel about in a car. Margaret Leps will cross the wide sea. And in far-away “New' Guinea” Will he a missionary brave and bold. And her tame will never grow old. Twenty-six

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WaH waHt See 192a Seniors, as the Poet Sees Them Behind her ear, in French class dear. “Chuck’ always tried to hide. But teacher said, with sigh and tear, “I hear the noise, and drew him near. Oh, Helen A. is a gentle lass. She likes to draw cartoons; She is so silent in the class She must he dreaming of the moon. Lorin’s sweetie went away, In spite of all that he could say; And then when she came back one day. She wiped his tears away. Oh! here an Irish lass so calm and cool. Her name they call it Flan-i-gan, Last Fall her Tom went off to school. But soon she’ll see her man again. Oh, dear, why does Bill always blush? W hat makes him jump, and look so shy When he hears the kids all whisp’ring hush. And his best girl comes walking by? Gladys makes friends by the score, And is kind to all she meets; For the knowledge which she has in store Is surely hard to heat. Oh. a scholar have we here. Harold’s a well behaving lad ; Of Prof’s and teachers he has no fear Because, you see, lie’s never bad. Twenty-eight