Bowdon High School - Bowdonian Yearbook (Bowdon, ND)

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Soldier: HD1d ymllnarabout theWAC that jumped offa. bridge? Arlo: nNo, how come?H Soldier: nShe wanted to join the WAVES.U Jim: can you te-11 me if this ls the other side of the street? Mr. Lindstrom: UNO, 1t's over there.H Jim: NThat's funny they told me over there that is was over here.H An embarrassed and blushing June handed the clerk at thesna- tion a telegram containing only one word, HYesH. Trying to be helpful the clerk said, HDo you know you can send nine more words for the same price?H HI know I can,n answered June, but I think I'd look too anxious 1fI said it ten thmes.H A lot of people might be able to help their friends if all their time weren't taken trying to injure their enemies. I Policeman: HHave you a warning signal on the front of 'your car?N Darlene: nYes, my little sign reads nDcdge Brothers.n Another good way to HSave Facen is to keep the lower end of it closed. Marvin: HFather do you know why the price of eggs has gone il Father: UNO, son. Why?H Marvin: uBecause the hens are so busy making shells for Un- cle Sam.H You're angry 'cause I stole a kiss? 'Twas such a little smack: But just to prove I'm honest, Miss, I'll let you take it back. You never learn much from the mistakes of others. It seems that to profit by mistakes you must have a pride of owner- ship. Why d1dn't LaVerne go roller skating during the g1rl'stour- nament? It isn't because some tall, dark, and handsome boy asked her to go to the show instead. Marvin can tell you. Marie: UDO you let the boys kiss you?H June: UNO, but you can see I'm not very strong.N Where did Ramona get that white scarf? We want to know. Miss Huss: HUse the word, boycott, in a sentence, Dallas.H Dallas: HIt rained last night and the boy-cott a cold.H Dalezidown on his kneesl Phyllis I'm going to ask you to marry me.u Phyllis: nwell hurry, I want to listen to Frank Slnatra.H

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Ardyce: Cto sister Berny's boyfrlendb Excuse me for staring at you: but I'm looking for the word.H LeRoy: nwhat word?n Ardyce: HBerny said at dinner that if ever a boy had idiot written all over his faceg it was you.H Edna: HWon't you join me in a cup of tea?n Mary Ellen: Nwell you get in and I'll see if there's any room left. Norman: NL1sten, I'm right. I ought to know, don't I go to school?H LeRoy: nYes, and you come home the same way.n Some people have tact, and others tell the truth. There are two reasons why some people don't mind their own business--one is that they don't have a mind, and the other is that they don't have any business. The only one who should put faith in a rabb1t's foot..is the rabbit. Mother: nLaVerne, who was that young man I saw you hugging last n1ght?u LaVerne: Hwhat time was 1t?H Norman was telling DeLores about the basketball team. nNow, there's Russel1,H he said, Hin a few weeks he will be our best man.H NOh, Norman,n she said, Hthis is so sudden.N Bob parked beside the roadway and Margie snuggled happily in- to his arms. HFlat tire?H quered a passing farmer. 7 Ulf she was,n snapped Bob, 'I wouldn't have stopped.' Edna: nLyle told me I was the only girl he ever loved.H Joanne: HAnd doesn't he say it beaut1fully.H The automobile motor pounded and suddenly wheezed to a stop on a lonely road. HI wonder,n mused Loren, Hwhat that knock 1s?H I HMaybe,n suggested Alette, n1t's opportun1ty.H Farmer: Chailing neighbor in carl HGo1ng into town, Bob?H Bob Johnson: HYQSQH Farmer: nwill you take my coat with you?H Bob: HSure, where shall I drop 1t?N Farmer: nDon't worry about that. I'll be inside of it.H Be careful Miss Huss or a certain little girl from Chaseley will be angry. June: HClarence, if I cook a meal like this for you every day what will I get?n Clarence: HYou'll get my life 1nsuranoe.H