Adamson High School - Oak Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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' 1gj2'25'W gf A Q A it 3 We-1f1fef,ue 5 111 N ..., ui.,.m1Qf YDO0 Dad 5 LIFE'S LITTLE JOKE She passed. X I saw i And smiled. She turned And smiled An answer to my smile. I wonder If she too could know Her npetticoatv Hung down a mile. 191 f 0.0 l've quit the hold up gang, Illl hang around the joint no more. With a little sigh and a little cry The garter stretched out upon the floor. fffemoredj 11,:,1-- INSPIRATION A maiden passed with silken hose, Well suited for display, A spinster puckerecl up her nose, And turned her head away. The maiden went her way content, I The men all stopped to stare, And then the spinster up and went 7 "Life is just one damp thing after an other," said the Clothcsline to the Under shirt. Q 11 ,311 S1mol'ie: "Oh, llm losing my equili briumf, Jack: "I'll turn my headf' 11.:.11 The fireman's song, "Roll up your hose.' fCem0redj If all chauffeurs who snooze and sit Would use their time and sew or knit, They could supply all refugees With sweaters, sock and . . . Pear's Soap 1.91 Janet: "How was your new slip-on? U Janine: "It went over bigf, -Brouvz Jug. 1.31. You may not lllllzjdllffdllrf our joker, They miglzf mem old ami dead, But ilzey do, if: juxt Lemuxe V And bought herself a pair. T fwy'f'e 'fray above your head. 1 +'I"- 5 1 Cop: "What's the matter with youl Why don't you blow your horn at l crossings? " ,i Fay: "Sorry sir, but every time I do, all the girls step out to the curbfl I . . E 114:911- ll -1 , Dreamy music, Q Balmy air, , Teasing eyes, t Wavy hair, A seat on the porch I Just built for twog , Cherry lips, X What else could I do? "., . :Tix- , A-,gf L,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,..,,,..,,...-,,.1,-.s,1...,1.n--11 my iiii 1:1 1 ,. .A Yfffff , ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,, Tie 'J' ' i '-T-1--A-4-MNTAM-'-I V qi T Ti-.,

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Li, fl The. . O h give me an idea and I'll try to Write something. "Snookie" A h I canit do any Writing if I'm art editor. Jack K ey Where is it? Mrs. Taylor S end that material to the engraver. Eloise E. T he typing is finished. hlarguerite A m I supposed to Write up track, too? Eloise H. If illers is Where I shine. Evelyn A. F ixing up athletic notes is no easy job. Estelle Favorite Sayings Senior: "Have you ordered your invitations yet?" Aflom.voii: "Are you on the scholarship club this month?" Eloise UI have to go to the printer's this afternoon." A llie A.: "All Acorn material must be in by .... " Aleeiie R.: "Mr, Cunyus, what's that purple stuff in that jarfn Bill .MeC: f'Es im are . . . ,Mia Ciiiiyus: "Forever and anon." Snookie: "I can't live." Eloise "I must get a tennis game? Morg'uei'ile.' "Give me that Oak material to type." .. 1 ' V ra ' ,,.-if YJ,

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p i Q K The oak it 'M M Mr. Cunyus: "There is a man in town who has such a wonderful power of concentration that you can see the blood rush to his head. Most of you Juniors' blood is in your feet." lqgi A PUNCTUATED PUN Music comma voluptuous music comma was wafted leisurely through the am- bient aii' period The melancholy sweetness of the soporific night comma the alluring aroma of a Turkish cigarette comma the mellow radiance of the celestial orb comma begat a sensuality unparalleled in the annals of annuals period A de- gage assemblage of June iilles were yielding to their own artistic desires period Here and there across the dreamy moonlit pathway comma in and out among the milky moon Vines comma amid theiscarlet poppies comma and the lotus comma the sylphlike Terpisichoreans glide period In brighter corners of the garden comma billet doux with signs were written period Among the flowers there was one whose mien bespoke the thinking mind period Often times she tore her hair and in a frenzy relapsed period Her sister nymphs had left her quite alone ex- cept when mischief claimed them for her own comma for she was busy and her mind severe period Long did she labor with musty volumes pressed conjunction glancing about at her lithesome sorores triumphantly she cries comma and quota- tion marks Here comma is just one more crazy story for the annual period and quotation marks upside down. .-..:,,.. FIRE DRILL RULFS FOR OAK CLIFF HIGH SCHOOL I. When fire alarms are given, students should depart on a dog trot, leaving teachers to their fate. 2. Students are requested not to stop to get their books, as they are not worth the trouble. 3. Donlt allow other people to step on you-unless they are bigger than you. 4. If the stairway assigned to your section of the building happens to be in flames, do not s oil the system of rocedure bv usin anotherg 'um from l P . 1 . .P. . 8 n J P the window or stay inside the building. They may put it out, anyway. 5. Anyone smelling smoke is requested to report same to principal's ol'I'ice. Failing to lind him in ollice, it is necessary for one to sit down and wait until he comes. Upon returning to recitation room he must present a tardy card duly signed. 6. Any person catching tire will be immediately put out. Us .,," Z' ima QQ, ..