Bristol High School - Green and White Yearbook (Bristol, RI)

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C. M. H. S. GIRLS' BASKET BALL TEAM Back Row, left to right—D. Wall, E. Holt. E. Moore, V. LeClair, A. Holm, Mr. Condon. Front Row, left to right—E. Robinson. C. Fay, J. Ezikovich. H. Hoyle, C. Suzman, G. McGovern.

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hi l 4 C. M. H. S. BASE BALL TEAM Seated, left to right—J. Andrade, E. Menard, L. Rinaldi, E. Rinaldi, J. Romano, E. Walsh. Standing, left to right—R. Balfour, T. Morris. J. Burns, J .Maher, J. Gangeme, V. Leahy, T. McGrath. J. Gallagher, Mr. Condon. C. Belmore. H 3 m o 73 m m z z o H m

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24 THE GREEN AND WHITE Arch Duke: “Sav, Sr. Thurston is getting pretty wild lately.” Prime Minister: “How come?” Arch Duke: “I saw her shaking Bones the other night.” Arch Duke: Can t you feel graduation coming on?” Prime Minister: “Yep. and I feel I’m not in on it.” Miss King: “Has anyone here ‘Lamb's lales? Miss Sisson: “If someone is born at sea what is it?” Serbst: “A fish.” Miss Sisson: “Write all vou can about hieroglyphics.” Walsh hands in his paper. Miss Sisson: W alsh. I told vou to write not to illustrate.” Wise Cracks by Our Debaters Serbst (on Ruhr question): “Thev supplied Turkey with arms.” Nussenfeld (on Ruhr question): “The Germans flooded the water supply.” Kenney (on Ruhr question): “You can’t strangle it by grabbing its skirts.” Makowskv (on Ruhr question): “Mv worthy opponents have said this: therefore it is wrong.” Miss Campagna (English): “He drove the team up the left side of the street which was the right side in England.” Cornell (English): “The diver heard a gurgling sound in his suit which he thought was his nervous system.” Hobbs (English): “When is the date of our next book report?” Mrs. Clark: “I haven’t made any date as yet.” Mrs. Clark (after explaining derivation of words): Can anyone tell me where ‘trolley’ comes from?” Miss Matheson: “Warren.” Mr. Condon: What is platinum used for?” Miss Horton: “To make sauce pans.” Benard to Marz: “If someone gave vou a counterfeit dollar, what would you do with it?” Marz: “I would spend it before the cops got it. Mr. Condon (Physics): “Turn around. Evans.” ' Evans : “I am around.” Mr. Condon: “If vou don't turn around you won’t be around long.” Miss Leach in Goemetrv: “Southwick, put that gum in the basket without swallowing it.” Serbst in French: “I approached the excellent man to talk to him on a flower.” Heard in Latin Keating: “Feminine howls of women were heard within the cave. Makowskv: “Trembling with age, he put on his arms.” DeChristofaro: “Bear arms, men!” Miss Horton: “They stopped up their ears so they could hear better.” Keating: “He pulled down the door with an everlasting ram.” Kenney: “He ran and hid under the goddess’s feet.” Miss Grice: “They threw weapons with their left hands, grasped the roof with their right hand, and with the other hand they carried their shields.” Makowskv (at class meeting): “A member of the executive committee is no longer in this class, so it is necessary to elect another member, because we want to keep the committee full.” Mr. Condon: “Now, for instance, I carry in my hands a ton of coal up the incline.” Serbst (interrupting): “Staples Coal Co. is looking for men like you.” Cornell (referring to Miss Beavis’ hair):