Alma School - Alma Mater Yearbook (Alma, IL)

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Room 3 Roasts NAME NAT-IONALITY HOBBY PET PHRASE PET NAlviE Richard Mixed Lucille Indian Patsy Swede Marian Red Head Sue H. White Rock' Louis Swiss Billy H. Irish Wilma Plain Girl Geralding Dago Mary Road Island Mike Irish Setter Vernon Aberdeen Angus Anna Mae Dutch Elnora Mixes johnny Tom Thumb Billy W. Cyclops Wiggling ' aux Fiddle Day Dream not known Lucy Singing Don't say that Pat Winans au shdov' Red No. 1 Nature Oh! Corn Suzie Q. Fishing Oh! Nuts Hoolie Giggling Go1ly Many win Eating Boy O' Boy Minnie Pearle church Gosh ' jerry Slow poke i'Pete's Sake Red No. Z Swirnming Always right Pus bashful Didja? Beetle brain Living not known Fezzy wig Blowing AmenI Farmer bubbles Makin' eyes Hush up! johnny jurnp UP bragging ' 'Stinky' ' JOKES AND CHAFF MATROMONIAL PROSPECTS changeable good no chance excellent 1,0001 100 below 00 98 9f10 7, very slim - 1,0001 very poor very slim very good U 157, 1,0005 not a chance Billy W.: What's the difference between ammonia and Pneumonia? johnny : Ammonia comes in bottles and Pneumonia comes in chests. Lewis: Why is a duck worried? Richard: Because he always has a bill staring him in the face. Father: These are the hours, these are the minutes, and these are the seconds, Sylvia: Yes, daddy, but where are the jiffies?

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DEDICATED To Lulu F. Owens Patient, sympathetic and helpful she has always been to us, in our lessons and after school activities alike: sym- pathetic with the varied joys and woes of her pupuls, never failing us when we turned to her for guidance, always setting us a shinning exarnple of steadfastness and devotion to duty. And we, as the representatives of the Alma School, are glad to dedicate this, our annual, as a token of our great' love and appreciation for her twenty-five years of service, rendered in our school,