Adena High School - Adenian Yearbook (Adena, OH)

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Lois lfl.-Hlnnocense is bliss. -gg--v f Q u , 15.1, V 125-,1-x.. f -, -- Z- I ,X - its Y -f.'.-.2-zo, . , f' ,-2-s, f ' ' - f he .ri tv lu f X e':-.gp H -.r5.g:.,,,.-. ' ' 1 N Q ' 2 Wrox N. Xxx H n KQV-. .. , nf' Y' .' .- Lf all ' ' -....-.-.. if Q - AC .if ll li , Q 'ill I li Il Il' v i l ll il 1 .l , 1. Wah A HOT GAME AND THEY PLAYED BALL There lay the diamond, the game opened, Molasses at the stick, Smallpox was catching, Cigar was in the box with plenty of smoke. Horn was playing at first base, Fiddle was playing at second, Corn was in the field, Apple was umpire. When Ax came to bat he chopped, but Cigar let Brick walk, Sawdust touched all bases. Song made a hit and Twenty made a score. Every foot of ground kicked and said Apple was rotten. Balloon started- to pitch and went straight up. Cherry tried but was a wild one. When Spider caught the fly the crowd went wild. Old Ice cool as the game proceeded, until hit by a pitched ball, then you ought to of heard Ice Cream. Cabbage had a good head and kept quiet. Greens covered lots of field. Organ refused to play. Bread loafed and was put out in the fifth inning. Wind began to blow and what he could do. Hammer began knocking. The trees began to leave, knife was out for cutting first base. There was lots of betting on the game, when Glass fell they all went broke, but Soap cleaned up. They all kicked when Fight was put out. The way they roasted Peanuts was a crime. Balloon went up in the air when Pigs began to root. The score was C1-Ol when .Apple told Fiddle to his base, this shocked Oats in center field. Song made a hit and Trombone made a slide but was put out at first base. Meat was in the plate when the game ended in favor of Butter. ' R. V. C. IIOVV VVOIJLD YOU LIKE TO HAVE: Mrs. ltoshon- Why didn't you shave? Mr. lloshon- I did. Dimples like Inez and Genevieve. Mrs. Roshon-4,,W,hen?,, Yoiee like liarndines. Hziir like Helen Wards. Feet like Verna's. A laugh like 0live's. nearly ready. Mr. lioshon- Just after you said you were .X vliin like Helen Chaney's?? XVit like Bea. Talent like Lois. Smile like Edwards'. l-lands like Miss Bayer. Heighth like VVayne Mullen., XVeight like Virgie Steenrod's?'? Eyes like Freddie Packer. Figure like Clyda. A complexion like Martha's. .ls miu-h to do as Robert Walker. Sisterly love like Madge and Luella. l':itienee like Edwards. A disposition like Pauline. '79 Delbert W.A l don't see why you insist on walking in the deep snow and getting' your feet wet. Leona H.- Do you think 1 want everyone in town to see the hole in my stot-kin::'? lllurtlia ll- 'How do you like my new kiss- Lib Moore-- Yes, but look at ull the good jokes that get by you. Grave M- Don't you like my Company? Kenneth W.- Sure, but I don't like you. l 0T'2'l8-U.-XW', give us a kiss. Helen Heath- Say how many are on this 1mrty'? lllr. Shields--- How can you tell ai poisonous from an unpoisonous snake? Fred Naylor- By the bite. Silvio- XVhere is Paul Moore? Joe Mudre- A. D. O. L. Silvio-- Whaddayah mean? Joe- After women or liquor. Ralph G.- NVliat's your brother suffering' from? Frederick P.- Brain fever. Ralph-- Oh, I thought it was something' serious. :gangs . J' r W l ill! AS it 33? Mil itll proof lipstick? :P ldrzink H.- It's all that it's smacked up to Odottu-.Beatrice bet me fifty WMS Shfvd lie. have a date with a football man. t'lara-- Well, did she? 'Phe modern woman has been weighed and 0.10113- Yes, and she gets the half backy- W found wanting'-everything' under the sun. , , Mr. Volpe tto pupill- VVhy don't you prae- l Helen NV- Come see the moles 1 just lm' Wlml YOU S'-'heechw c'aiig'ht. I It isn't every man who has :1 wife like M iiiii Milflf C'-4 I didn't know moles were con- mine boasted the individual who married the M' t2In41011S- circus bearded lady. A15 lvl: ...... - . N N 96114 BI S-E4 Ms

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' I ,'. ,. 4 nijv.-A., l M if DENIAN Q S.. . is-' ' -3 ska, . H: if 7 ll Relayetl hy Station A. and li. Good evening, radio friends-This is radio station AHS, Adena, Ohio. The program this evening, to be given by the May class of '28, is divided into four parts. The first part, conducted by Miss Lorentz, is a group of Irish Melodies tgreen being the predominating color! sung by the class! !'?- - -at-N6 tstatic7+Next on the program Miss Martha Hinns will sing In Your Green Hat, This number is dedicated to, and sung especially for mem- 1 he-rs of the class of 1928-Xl !:?-- At this time we wish to announce the dedication of the ' High school auditorium. This is to take place August 22,' 22 and some of the pageant is to be given at this dedication. It is requested that every one possible be present. Please stand by. Station AHS is about to begin the second part of its program. Miss Leona Hughes ' will review for us the book, The Slough of Despondf' It gives us great pleasure to pre- ,I sent Miss Hughes. The Slough of Despondf' opens with the Class of '28 bravely enter-- l ing the Sophomore year. Many difficulties are met along this way. The first is the giant, a great, angular creature called Geometry, who is death to good grades. Caeser's bridge ' is in need of continual repairs, and many fall in the Stream of Despair, trying to cross. ' 'Phat fierce dragon, Modern History, draws many into its claws of maps, and devours them V with its teeth so full of dates tto be rememheredi. To top it all, a fierce warrior, Elia, ,, comes plunging on his mighty charger, and strews destruction in his path. However, the hook class with the Class of '22, bravely struggling through it all, in spite of the efforts of l the monster, May exams, to crush them -f- You have been listening to Miss Leona Hughes 1 review The Slough of Despondf' One moment pleasee- Q -. - Station AHS, Adena, Ohio. We will now relay a program from Station J. R S. lianquet, 'broadcasting from High School Auditorium. Stock Reports .............,................ ........ J ohn Lopo Jazz Review ,... ...Flora DeNoble Grand Opera .... ,.... M iss Helen VVard lied Time Story . ................. ..... li llss Margaret Smith -1,5-Vg f'?!J Xl-- We will conclude our program this evening with a group of musical numbers. The first will be a piano solo by Miss Helen Heath Bring Your Money for Class Pins. Next a vocal duet by Silvio Zancanella and Dorothy Hendershot Have Your Picture Taken Friday. Mr. Paul Carothers will render a violin solo Did l Get Any F's Today, Miss Smith? Next Mr. Paul Moore will sing How Many Cards and Invitations - One mo- ment please-The next number is a song hy the cast of Practice Makes Perfect. For con- cluding number on our program is a song, F'arewell. sung by the Class, directly from the auditorium stage. This is Station AHS, Beatrice Stanley announcing, signing off May 21st, 11128. Good Night, EVel'ybOdy. NVE WONDER WHY: COULD YOU IMAGINE: Forest goes to Flushing. - Ralph doesn't go to Harrisville anymore. Raymond Mullen brought his Overland to play practice. They call Paul Moore Hamburg Miss Smith spends week ends in Wooster. They tease Madge about Bruny. Harrison's car sets in front of Moores on Sunday nights. Nancy wears a diamond. Miss Bayer is so dignified. llill Packer called on the preacher so often. Margaret Crawford says Captain Marty. Silvio goes to the Pastime so aften. Mr. Roshan is so partial to American Proh- lems class?'?????? Verna dreams so much. In Biology Class Prof. Shields-Now that we have Pickled the frog, desected the crawfish, microscoped Physics class reciting. Mr. Edwards without his permanent. Lew lieynon quiet. Miss Iiayer chewing gum, Miss Smith married. Mr. Shields shrieking. Mr. Rashon saying six words a minute. Margaret Crawford not tired. Dorothy Hendershot crying. Olive Sargent not studying. Henrietta Hobson without her vocabulary. Odetta fat. Mary llattista with straight hair. Frank Hargrave without his ice cream. Mildred Philips skinny. HP1017 Chaney getting less than A in Ameri- can Problems. ln American Problems Class l'rof. Hoshon-Name the seven cardinal principals of High School education. -.L 1 I it i I VA? 15? 4,6 tilt l I I F the fly and studied man, what is the highest Mary llittista-Help beauty, worthy use of type of animal life? powder puff, use of leisure to vamp sheiks, David Fox-The giraffe. effecient use of compact. ' -N-'EI :W Bt -53411 2133 fpf

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