Fort Wayne Art School - Art Lights Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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175, 3.l,' - ., Um LUf0U 0 'A Pete How s the Glee Club gettmg along7 Mary K Oh 1ts a howlm success How about the Uke Club7 Pete All played out OUR ADVICE If a youth would be dlstlgulshed m hrs art art art He must keep llttle g1rl1es from hxs heart heart heart F F F Say Betty I ve got somethin that belongs to you Betty Wharzat7 F F F A cold Kane W Ive notlced somethmg funny about you lately V1r 1n1a V Pollock What 1S 1t7 Katle I don t know dear but xt smokes clgarettes IS bow leg ed and dr1ves a Bulck Dot VN ell poppa now that Ive finlshed my Art course I ve declded to enter the battle of hfe Mr Kahle Shucks' youre too youn yet to be thlnkln of gettmg marrled' HEARD AT THE ZOO ohn Snea le d Snota eagle snork Bob R Snotasnork snowl M umr' Snoneofem snostnch Rack I have got some blrd dog When I reach for my shotgun he fetches my huntm Jacket ohnny Hum when I reach for my fishln rod my do goes back of the barn and d1gs flshworms OQYOIKUV. 0-1. 0.1K N0 , so 9 - so I . . . I Cl ' 9 ' J I , g . if . . , cc n , . . . . . . . I 2 1 9 . D 9 ' KC 1 ' . . : , f, g 31 . , cc as . . , as n . I I 4 4 f 4 ' . . . . ,, 0 Q D P: ' , as - - an . . ,, , . . . , , . Q . . . ,,, 4 ' g ' ' E . ' , . . , CK I' 3 ' ' ! Y 1 ' ' D , ' P KC 3 I . : . g . O I U ' QQ . . . C' a , CC? !3 Q' J : g . , CK i I Q! Ju : n , . ' . , sc 1 7 as - . , . - cc s 1 ' 4 r. Q .: , . . u , - a . . . . ,, g g - I GK ' , I J 'I , - 3 Q ' 1 S . -'

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Mr. Hull in History -of ,Art class call that period thedark age2 ' , Voice down infront: Because: there knights. , f V F.F.F. telephoning a garage: You'll l1ave'tof' and get me, I've just turned turtle? In y ' V f ' y lu 7' Voice : This is a garage-youwaht theyaquariuigngifll I ,, .s,,, y can - yr .'x1 Martha Ellen: How can I keep the chaps OHL -:ny lips? - i Q Pete: Eat onions. 2 ,H aan '. ...-34 J . ,R Mr. Bolander: Ralph, you were absent yesterday, and haven't a good excuse for staying away. .L , , Rack : Well, it isn't my fault. ' U Mr. B: Why? ' W Rack: I tried my darndest to think of a good one. aan Dot: Marion, is the clock running? Marian: No, Dot, it's 'ust standing still and wa - . . Q1 J g gmg its tau. L41 A A -. Judd: They buried the poor little dog three feet underground. A' ' John: What did they do with the other,lfoot? vpn 1 Golden, at Sebold's: Norm, this plate is clamp. Norm: That's your soup. A ana W - - Bonnie: What's the name of that book you're reading? '- Zoe: When His Love Grew Cold. ' y X 'V Bonnie: When his love grew cold, eh? Why ,did- n't he adjust her coat for her? y W 3 I '!,:., , 1 . fa, 'L Y' J 515'- . 4 -, ,. J , . . , ,Y Q, - ,VL 'x V, . iff! ,i j ' 14,-. A .. .. .I-Auizglxii' Q.r. .1n 1.-.1i15v!Mui,,..:.M,

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- Y ' '+:v1v'rW. ' .1 ,gy RECENTLY Pliptogragherz Say, do you want a large picture or a sma one. Quinn: A small one, please. Photographer: Well, then, please close your mouth. sEN1o1i's l3RAYER Now I get me up to work I pray the Lord I may not shirk. And if I die before its night, I pray the Lord my work's alright. var Salesman: Can I sell you a vacuum sweeper? Evea: No, we have no ,vacuum to clean. Rack had been looking over the Christmas cards on the counter for some time, when the saleswoman sug- gested: I-Iere's a lovely sentiment: 'To the only girl I ever loved. Rack, brightening: 'I'hat's fine, I'll take five-no six of those, please. D!! nun Judd to Martha: Now, dear, I don't want to butt into your affairs at all, but what' am I to do this even- ing? e Mrs. Prine: Didn't you stand out on the porch quite a while with Louis last night? Violet: Oh, I just stood there for a second. Mrs. Prine: That may be, but I'm surel heard a third or fourth. Mrs. McNatt: I want a piece of meat Without any gristle, bone, or fat. . Butcher: Lady, you don't want any meat --- you want an egg. w, .. 5. , df: A ar ' ' ,fi ' 2 'fa