Biggs High School - Rice Blade Yearbook (Biggs, CA)

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THE IMPOSSIBLE Imagine Chet Carlson without hls books: Tweety Brink without his good looks: George McLean with a head full of brainsg Cutter Baker chasing the Janes : Rusty Allan wlthout hair of red: A study period quiet and dead: Ole Lindberg just awful neat: Tnrky King without his big feet: Fremont Bohannon without all his gall: And Stanley Miller broad-shoul- dered and tall! +++ FARMER-Now come along and I'll teach you how to milk a cow. TACTFUL FRESHMAN - Seein' as I'm new to it, mister, hadn't I better learn on a calf? +++ XVAHOO!!! Can I get a room for three? Have you a reservation? What do you thlnk I am, an In- dlan? +++ SENIOR-In my exam I expect to make a. hundred per. FRESHMAN-Per what? SENIOR-Perhaps? +++ ONE OF THE OLDEST In the parlor there were three- She, the parlor lamp, and he: Two is company, no doubt- So the llttle lamp went out. +++ I'm not very fond of the stage, dear, but 1 hear your father coming and I think I had better go before the footllghts! +++ 'I'hats' me all over, Folks, said Punk Waugh as the steam rol'ler ran over hlm. The The The But EXPLAINED nite was dark-as nights should beg park was full-as parks wlll be: bench was vacant-as benches ain't: there was a reason-the slgu, Fresh Paint. +++ Here. take this rlfle! crled the excited showman. The prize leopard has escaped. If you find him shoot him on the spot. Which s-spot, sir? gasped the green employee. +++ CALLIE FAWNS--Do you mean to tell me that clock wlll' run 8 days without winding? JEWELER-Absolutely. CALLII-' I-'AWNS-Well, how long will lt run if you wind lt? +++ ANY WOMAN-My dear, these cakes arc hard as stone! ANOTHER WOMAN - I know. Didn't you hear her say, Take your pick, when she handed them around? +++ ORA CHARLTON - Got any money? DOROTHY MAWHINNEY- Heck DO! I'm as broke as a pick-pocket ln a nudist colony. +++ GENEVA HUDSON- Don't you think George dresses nattily? JANET HIXSON - Natalie Who? +++ He slipped his arm around her waist, The But color left her cheek, on the shoulder of his coat It stayed for 'bout a week. +++ SHEP --I always go to bed be- tween eleven and twelve. BABS -Wow! That's too many ln a. bed for me!