Adrian High School - Antelope Yearbook (Adrian, OR)

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Al. Thompson 8i Son BEST UTAH COAL Livestock and Poulrry Feed and Supplies Garden and Field Seeds Custom Grinding Cleaning and Mixing Mains Cleaners ancl ' Dyers Cleaning af its Bes+ For Superior Cleaning Send It to Us Phone 70 Nyssa or Pounds Barber Shop, Adrian, Oregon Feature Donald E.: Shall we sit in the parlor? Ilea K.: No, I'm too tired. Let's go out doors and play tennis. iii? Melvin Crocker: I can't see what keeps girls from freezing! LaVonne U.: You're not supposed to. ie? Mr. Patch: Is this your father's signature? Thurman P.: As near as I could get it! ite? Please be careful of the floors, said Mr. Mathews to Merlin A., They have just been polished. No danger of my slipping on themf' said Mer- lin. I've got spikes in my shoes. ale? Bob S.: Father, in speech class today I learned to say 'Yes sir' and 'No sir': 'No ma'am' and 'Yes V ma'am.' Mr. Schweizer: Did you? Bob: Yeah. ii? Willie P.: I'm a man of few words. Will you kiss me or won't you? Juanita J.: I wouldn't normally, but you talked meinto it. Mr. Bunch: You missed my class yesterday, didn't you? Ellen J.: Not in the least, sir, not in the least. 929' Don Hatch: I can't sleep, I can't eat, I can't drink since I met you. Eloise C.: Oh, Donnie, why not? Donald: I'm always broke. J AL.-E Carroll T.: Is this ice cream pure? Waiter: As pure as the girl of your dreams. Carroll T.: Gimme a package of cigarettes. ie? Wanna take my sister to the dance? What does she look like? I'll pay your expenses. Sorry, I got a date. ILE.-2 Mr. Bunch: Donnie, what three words are used most among physics students? Donnie B.: I don't know. Mr. Bunch: Correct. 311.522 AL BONERS World History Class: Slogan of the French Revolution: Liberty, Equality, and Paternity. an nik? Drunk, feeling his way around a telephone pole several times: S'no ushe. Walled in.

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Future Farmers of America Donnie Brewer Pete Tirnmerman Wilford Prosser Keith Lane Richard Beebe The Adrian Chapter of the Future Farmers of America was inactive during most of the school year 1944-45, due to the inability of the high school district to secure a satis- factory agricultural instructor in the fall. The department was closed until May 1, 1945. Two or three business meetings of the chapter were called by Ralph Morgan, Assistant State Vocational Agricultural Supervisor. On May 1, 1945, Mr. Henry Reuter, recently employed as agricultural instructor for the Adrian Chapter, arrived to take up his duties. A lively reorganization meeting was held and plans made and committees appointed for next year's F. F. A. program. Olhcers of the inactive Adrian F. F. A. chapter are Donnie Brewer, Presidentg Pete Timmerman, Vice-President, Wilford Prosser, Secretary, Keith Lane, Treasurer, and Richard Beebe, Reporter. Featur 6 TESTS What color is a bride? Wed I study all night, What color is a shampoo? Dreen Then study some more- What color is a ghost? Boo What good does it do me- What color is a guitar string? Plin Nothing better than a four! What color is a belch? Burplc. Tests give me a headache And that's not all- They make me so weak, I can't walk down the hall. I'm allergic to tests, That's one thing I know- The harder I study, The dumber I grow! 55? Curious fly, Vinegar jug- Slippery edge, -Foixusrmis W1LsoN Pickled bug.

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