Goshen Central High School - Yearbook (Goshen, NY)

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THE PIONEER 29 NONSENSE. WANTED:—A little ‘Pep. AMERICAN HISTORY CLASS. LOST:—One pound of fat; finder need not return. HANK JACKSON. LOST:—My dog. Answers to the name of Flor ence. LUCIE WALLACE. WANTED:—Someone to remove the squeak from ray shoes. HARRY THURNBURG. IMAGINE— Howard Manchester climbing through a knot hole. Mr. Smith:—Why were you late this morning, Kingland? Kingsland:—The bell rang too soon. I hear you little boy is taking lessons on the flute. “Yes, he is studying with a private footer. WANTED:—Someone to fill the position of Faculty Pet. Must be handsme, intelligent and honest. No girls need apply. FACULTY. Miss Mould: Harold, what is water? Harold:— A colorless fluid that turns black when you wash your hands. Breathes there a boy with soul so dead Who never to himself hath said: I hope my teacher’s sick in bed. Mother: — (To son who is still in bed, though it is after ten o’clock) John, why don't you get up? John:— I haven’t got time. WANTED:—Someone to listen to me while I explain my virtues. None with a limited amount of spare time need apply. W. J. KINGSLAND, JR. The Sophmore Class with some boys. lbs Phillips throwing a spit-ball. Junior Kingsland with a hair cut. Library paste struck on Janet Coates instead of glue. 19 16

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