Akron High School - Torpedo Yearbook (Akron, IA)

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Al' ZVAQV 7 '1' 0 R P E D 0 1 -a X SWNAC DAY BY DAY 14-Seniors get their rings. Keen, Oh, Boy. 15-Tryouts for mid-winter play. 21-Nothing extra today. 23-School house cold again. XN'here in 1 U is jim? 23-Tomorrow is turkey day. No school. DECEMBER 5-Pep meeting. Not much pep. 7-Girls' and boys' first basketball game with lretong we beat. 10-Snow. ll-More snow. 12-Snow stopped. brrrr cold. l3-Dress rehearsal. All catch cold. 14-Mid-year play, Agatha's Aunt. 17-Last week of school this year. 20-Students restless, no school after tomorrow for the rest of the year. JANUARY 7-School starts again, Scully must have given a New Year's party. 8-Scully back again. ll-Basketball, Merrill 11, Akron 23. 15-Thirty below, Brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr. 18-Basketball, Ireton ll, Akron 10. 24-Printing contract signed. 25-Bernice and Peg attend a hog sale. 28-Herb kicked out of Agriculture class. 29-Report cards out. 30-Verle must have cut Viola's hair. Sl-Chester had his face washed. FEBRUARY l-Why Miss Paden's hair must have grown out over night. 4-Bernice had her hair bobbed. 6-Darrell entertains the Declamatory people in the gym. 5-junice and Karl drop, both have colds. Looks bad. 7-Declamatory contest. Carrie and Fahy win. 8-Everyone attending school again. ll-Ted must have more sleep. Results of the Roof Garden. 12-Lincoln's birthday. Norman has a tooth pulled. Ouch O 'g:.?-Ct. 13-Popularity contest. 14-Valentine Day. Change of seating in assembly. 15-Mr. Troup surprised Physics class. No test.

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N. ivmwi f .4 T ORP E D0 ....?. T 'WA'A'3tf JOKES Laugh and the world laughs with you, scowl and you live alone. 3 3 .90 'l'hat's a load off my mind, said the woman as she washed her hair. dl ug 8 An apricot is a red headed prune. Let Us Sing l'nt away the tweezers till our eyebrows meet again. N 3 N lle was driven to lns grave. C if course he was. llid you expect him to walk? A9 N 3 Karl Y.: That man playing' forward will soon be our best man. .lunice N.: Uh, liarl, this is sudden. 3 ti! at Spike: She's a corker. Spuds: XYho? Spike: XN'hy, the girl who works in the bottle factory. L59 3 -.4 Traffic Cop tto Peg driving in the cityj: Come on, what's the mat- ter with you? Veg: I'm well. thanks, but my engines dead. .4 3 .4 .X woman is old by her looks, a man is old when he stops looking. 8 .55 ,SG Yes Gladys, when he called you Miss Chesterfield he meant that you satisfied. .M .3 M llid you ever stop to think how absence makes the marks grow rounder. QM .Sl V59 She: 'l'hat firl looks like llelen Black, doesn't she? S lle: XVhy, that dress ain't black. 3 .4 J Conder: Your recitation reminds me of Quebec. lra: Home come? Conder: Built on a blufffl dl ug Q9 n ' , , ,, , , . I ,fx ' DU Did you excr get a proposa , . untie. Aunt: Yes, indeed. .N perfect gentleman did once over the telephone ---but he had the wrong number. ev! QS J Senior: My brain's on the blink. I forget everything. lunior: You should get some one to re-mind you.

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