Algona High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Algona, IA)

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4, 'x . . 7.. ivjf I I huh 'K Dale McDowell . . . Oh, how that Lena can eat! Esther Quinby . . . Boys are sup- posed to be better mathematicians than girls, so why don't you try to prove it? Nancy McGaw . . . You heard the bell, now turn around and get busy ! George Sefrit . . . You milk the cow and curry the horse, NOT curry the cow and milk the horse! Helen Melcher . . . Mess or no mess, you cooked it, you eat it! Cecily Sherk . . . Are you out for the play? Alvena Miller . . . Stop me in a few minutes and we'11 take up math. Robert Stephenson . . . A darkroom is for developing pictures only, class. Pay attention! Richard Palmer . . . Why does my verbal versatility cause such blankness of mind? Harold Weber . . . You had your fun, now try MY arrangement and put some soul into it! 8 'I rs vw-Mgr' ik ,ear ' :wry A -1.1 .Sill .Ullil Z.9lZll ' 2125!

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eww: YQ Theodore Carlquist . . . Pardon me while I run three doors down for a conference! Anthony Guzowski . . . Why aren't you out for football? You're big enough to eat hay! Alice Condon . . . I won't let you interrupt my class! Ethyl Harold . . . Your manners are atrocious! Marion Conkling . . . People, remem- ber that these acids are to be tested, NOT tasted! Lovern Johnson . . . Math is to be studied and digested, but I think most of you have indigestion! Wayne DeMouth . . . O.K. you rocks, get on the ball. Russell Guster . . . When I say come in, I don't mean one at a time! Robert King . . . Class, please dissect the animals, not each other! Leon Martin . . . Twist him like a pretzel and dunk him in the milk bottle! 7 Q . 4'a2'i Ng. 514 al!

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ff fit as-, . Read smoothly Pi 's.,, Maxine White . . . I'd sure hate Carrie Woodford . . . Ain't ain't a Ella Zumach . . to have to recommend any of you word cause it ain't in the dictionary, don't butcher it! for a bookkeeping job! so don't use ain't! Office Staff Four people for whom there will always be respect and admiration, for they have aided greatly in the successful management of our school. Our office girls Barbara and Betty, together with Mrs. Wolfe, the Board Secretary, act as Girl Fridays' to our executive leaders, and, in addition, take care of the numerous calls, letters and other details. Miss Bonstetter, our school nurse, is one of the busiest people we know. She teaches a First Aid course and is responsible for many excellent health films shown in gym classes. Regular physical examina tions and vaccinations are a big part of her job as school nurse, and she has managed all this efficiently and successfully. C337 Barb Platt Betty Wydert Inez Wolfe Office Girl 9 Miss Bonstetter Office Girl Board Secretary School Nurse