Adamson High School - Oak Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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. ii x x -an ' i ' - ' " in si sa., . ff' ,: Y 1-, Sepfomber c aber ovsmbw- December Cznnunry J.T Qggirtzlp .- Aa i I X 6 ' 1 ,Sf 2 W6 V, ' it I l F Ji l' ' jv tt e tr O 1 IV Stfffflllbffi A month of red hot weatherg thermometer riding the moon. All present at roll call Sept. 20. L-O-C-K-lf-R-Sl Oh such fung 'l'IiACHIiRS! which shall it be? Be just as we vvish. All ready for work. S-li-N-l-O-R-S Oh! how important. Offnber: Polls opened and closed. livery class pleased with its oflicers, sponsors, teach- ers+l mean maybe. Assemblies galore-Crack Company VVinner, .-Xeorn and Ualq sltrimmishing' for subscriptions'-Still hot. Antique elulw springN into laeing. Av0f't3l1lL."l'.' Football in the airl Turkey on the tahle-Leopards panting to go to top. Acorn outl .-Xllie happy. Report Cards in for another six weelqsl l'lverj'hodj' happy. lJrfr111L.f'1'.' Oak Cliff spirit red as a cranherryl Holidays npproachingl .-Xsseinlwlv? Scholarship Club presiding. Parties to celebrate the Christmas spirit- Snoxv our guest, Santa Clause comes and goes-lflda watching for Santie. Jcllllltlfy : New Year dawnsfgood resolutions, class spirit high. lVIr. Adamson happy. Basket hall above the horizonflfxaminations at hand-Crain! Craml Craml Bill and Sztphioma and all their kind in tears for their failures, FELi'llr1I':V : 4B's meeting still. 4.-Vs quit meetingfgo out. One-Act Play contest. Girl Reserves and Hi-Y still meeting. Faculty stunt the inonth's surprise. Girl Reserve stunt-a success. That Never-lfnding .-Xtlair the lf. A. with us.

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, CTT ' A - v gp I 11 ag O A ig, g NEGATION "Please, now, honey, just one more." UNO ,I "Why not? Don't hold off just to be meanf' Cl-NO ,Y "It means so much to me, dearest. Please now, just one more and then I'll prom- ise-l' ccNo!n "Most girls would be flattered to death to have me urging them like this-know that?U Still she shakes her head. "Don't you want me to even like you any more?" K'Ye-esf, 'fWell, then, you might be a little more agreeable about such a small matter, dear." UNO ,Y "Come on now be a ood s ort dear. 9 J P 3 just shut your eyes and-U ALNOUJ "Open those red lips, just a tiny bit- "Nol,' Silly, isn't itf But just how do you get that last spoonful of cereal inside your own little girl? 5-9.- TWICE-TOLD TALES Once upon a time there was a king who had twelve snappy-looking daughters. They slept in twelve beds all in one room, and when they went to bed their door was locked, but every morning their shoes were worn through, as though they had been dancing all night, their pocket flasks and cigarette cases were empty. Nobody could find out how it all happened. The king got disgusted trying to solve this mystery, it took away too much time from his golf and crap-shooting, so he broadcasted our B-L-A-W that whoever got to the bottom of the affair could have his cellar and the crown when he died. Who- V 5' ever failed, after three trials would be forced to crank the king,s Hivver the ICSI of his life. After about six princes threw away their lives in the reckless manner an old pugilist came to court. He had been told by an old Gypsy fortune teller that if he'd wear a derby she gave him he'd be invisible, and if he wouldn't drink the king's home brew the Happers offered him heid be O. K. Well, he followed the instructions and as soon as he started snoring the Happers hopped out of bed and into their glad rags. And then the worthy pugilist learned one of the eight great truthsqit isnit the dress- ing that takes the time, it's the application of war paint. The war paint applied, the fiapper with the shortest skirt and longest ear rings blew six smoke rings under the bed and knocked three times on her Hask and a trap door opened in a wardrobe trunk. They all descended, the ex-pugilist acquired his derby and followed. At the bottom they found twelve princes, twelve canoes, and twelve ukeleles. After a sere- nade of '4Bye Bye Blackbird" they proceed- ed across a lake and Charlestoned and drank and smoked till the orchestra wore out and they ran out of booze and weeds. Where- upon they returned home. The pugilist had a red hot time, so he decided to hold out on the king and go again. Everything went off fine until, when stooped over to pick up some dice the Happer with the shortest skirt had dropped his derby fell off. The twelve sheiks mobbed him, bound him with ukelele strings and gagged him with their neckties and tossed him in the lake. After that the flappers got conscientious and told their ole' man all about it. Where- upon he sighed, gave them all a new Pack- ard roadster and the Princes all a wife, and went down to see about his latest batch of wine. Moral: Derbies should be treated with carel --fg-ff5?'9pjx X -ea, . , ,. ,, 1 , , iw md, V' I -JY--,,,ww , A A V 52 4' 1, es. ...-, W . - -Y - N 8, - ,,...a,.,......,.-....,....,-.:...-............-....... li' V- N is ..... - r , 1 1 Xe, 1 I L, 1 j

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