Marion High School - Noiram Yearbook (Marion, NY)

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A. , ,,.., ., A .. WHEN You NEED- DRY GOGDS or GROCERIES CALL ON - THE BAKER STORE CO. 305 W. Main St. Phone 213 Wendell Askew and his mother were taking a ride on a ferryboat when Mrs. Askew said, as she pointed out the Woolworth building. Look, my clear, that is the highest building in the world. Wendell let his gaze wander around for a while and then said, You are right, Mother, it is. Mr. Bratten: Why Webster, what is the matter? Webster Ballance: lVla-s gone and d-drowned all the kittens. Mr. B.: Well, that's too bad. Webster: Y-yes, and she p-promised m-me that l c-could do it. Maurice Atwood had attended the Marion-West Frankfort football game and had become very excited. That night when he said his prayers Mrs. Atwood was very shocked to hear him say, with true football pep: God bless papa! God bless mamag God bless Verna Louise! Rah! Rah! Rah! . Sweet relief the bell is ringing. We go to our doom. Ulysess G.: What l want to know is whether l am an end or a half- back. Mr. Emmert: No, I guess not.' Mr. Touve said that he had some good strong parents at one end and good strong teachers at the other end. When one slacked the others pulled. No wonder he is seven feet ten. 'S funny, ain't it? .We hear that Mr. Emmert missed a good dinner in his anxiety to find out just why he was being held up by the militia. The doctors say that the appendix is found in the right side. Still we find it in the back of our books. II5

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.fdilfixe K . . ,-. ,... , ...., ,I-., A, .-,',. J, ,--., ,.., ,LLL ,..,, .. -'Ar' .- T .-fx .-- .--- A--. .---. J- -x --- .-f-- BE F. SP RKS 8: SON PURE THOUGHT : NOBLE CHARACTER PURE FOOD : HEALTHY BODIES Prompt and Efficient Delivery Service 1709 W. Main St. Phone 454 MAURINE BAKER AND MARY VIRGINIA LEE They sat together, Worked together, All semester long: Strolled together, Played together, Happy as a song. Then -l- Crammed together, Flunked together, We wonder what's wrong? Oh, for a Pied Piper, Oh, for a Pied Piper, Oh, for a coupla' cats, To rid our dear old high school, Of its sleek and tawny rats. II7