Mount Desert High School - Skipper Yearbook (Northeast Harbor, ME)

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The more we study, The more we know. The more we know, The more we forget. The more we forget, The less we know. The less we forget. The less we forget, The more we know. So why study? When you first looked at this, we bet you thought it was a joke. But by now you should know that it isn't. Now isn't it funny the way people keep on reading, even when they know they are only being fooled? PETE: Want to see something swell? TETE: Sure do. What is it? PETE: Put a sponge in water. Father to daughter's boyfriend: She'l1 be right down. Care for a game of chess? JOHN ADAMS: Do you want any thing on your head when I finish? MR. REDMOND: Just two ears, a nose, a mouth and a little hair, please MR. COATES: Now Tommy, don't tell me you don't know Lincoln's Gettysburg Address? TOMMY C. : Shucks, I didn't even know he lived there. GARY T. : Don't you think the cook- book is exciting reading? LANGILL S.: Yes, it has so many stirring events. MISS WOOD: What's the connecting link between the animal and vegetable kingdoms? TONY H.: Hash. CLASS PRESIDENT: Congratulate me: I just won the election! DAD: Honestly? C. P. Oh, why bring that up? MISS DRUMMOND: Give me a sen- tence using the word amphibious, RONNIE P. Most fish stories are amfibious. MR. REDMOND: Now, if you take Z9 from 87, what's the difference? JOEL A. Yeah, that's what I say. Who cares? GILMORE S. If the tiger belongs to the cat family, and the wolf belongs to the dog family, where does the skunk belong? JIMMY S. High on a windy hill. MARILYN M. How did you do in your history exam? JANE B. I did the same thing Napoleon did. MARILYN M. What was that? JANE B. I went down in History. MRS. HERRICK: Lester, your marks are terrible and I don't think you are trying. You need spunk. Do you know what spunk is? LESTER S. Oh, yes, ma'am. It's the past participle of spank. To hit the ceiling is the wrong way to get up in the world. ADVICE: Don't eat crackers in bed: it's a crumrny habit. Here lies the body of Archibald Rummy He tackled the coach instead of the dummy TEACHER: How come your composi- tion entitled, Our Dog is exactly like your brother's? STUDENT: Same Dog. A man living in the Old West enters his house. What ya doing, Ma? he asked. I'm knittin a gun, Pa. How can ya do that, Ma? Easy, Pa, I'm usin steel wool. Perhaps you think these jokes are bad But you'd quickly change your views If you'd compare the jokes we print With those we didn't use.

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SENIIIII HITS An Amateur in Love . , Paul Bell Bottom Polka . , Gerald Oh So in Love .... . Tommy Wonder Is All I Do ........ . Hester Settin The Woods On Fire ....... . . . Pat It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels . . Barbara Why Don't You Believe Me ....... . Vonnie A Full Time Job ......... . Gordon Beautiful Texas . , , Billie I Get Ideas . . , Jeanette True Love . . . . Pop Fire Ball Eight .... . . Langill Wait For Me .... ' . . . Marilyn All By Myself I Get Lonely . . . Pete I Brought It On Myself ....... . . . Hank Honky-Tonking All The Time ..... . . Richard Everyone's Sweetheart and Nobody's Gal . . . Eleanor Older, and Bolder ........ . David My Bright Tomorrow . . Tete Wait For Me Mary . , Ray I'm a Big Girl Now . , Clara Never Been Kissed . , Toot Doin What Comes Naturally . . . Bob Sangier Just In Love ....... . Ronnie Musetti Gotta Get A Man ....... . Judy Hamblen So Long It's Been Good To Know Ya . Senior Class Somebody Stole My Gal ..... . Jim Hooper Oh Happy Day ....... . Teta Hews A Little On The Lonely Side . . . . Gary Tyler Heart Breaker ......... ...... M illie Nothing Can Stop The Army Air Corps ..... Louise Gott There'll Never Be Another You . . . . Varsity Basketball Squad Chewin Chawin Gum .... .... J ane Brown Semper Fidales . . . . Mr. Leeman He's Just My Bill .... . , . . Nancy Hibbard Home Cooking ..... .... C hef's Club Getting Nowhere Very Fast . . Senior Home Ec. Class SOUTHARD OF BANGOR Modern Store Equipment HARMON PIANO COMPANY Boats - Outboard Motors Instruments-Records-Popular Homelite Chain Saws Music and Pianos 195 Exchange St. 58 186 Exchange St. , Bangor