Andrews High School - Andronian Yearbook (Andrews, IN)

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1-3-1:1100 A N D R 0 N I A N ioiuxl xii 11-it 1-'11 11,1 10111-1 2111112 112116, : I Double bed wanted cheap by an elderly lady with wooden head and foot, wire spring mattress. - Ad in Andrews Aggravator I 0 Q At Senior Play Stage Manager: All ready, run up the curtain. 15553 1, Stage Hand: Say, what do you think I am, a squirrel? J i 0 I I What you say goes, he sadly said, sy His eyes and heart aflame: She glanced at the clock, 'twas not yet ten, i And softly whispered his name O . I Mr. Pulley, to the physics class: Now the only difference between an electric bell and buzzer is that the bell has a bell and a buzzer hasn't. O . I A dog stood on the railroad track. A smile was on his Visage. He did not see the train approach. Toot! Toot! Bolonga! Sissage! i 0 1 Smally: And when Lord Chesteriield saw that death was near he gathered all his friends about him. But before he breathed his last he uttered those immortal words. Who can tell what the dying words of Lord Chesterfield were? Class, in chorus: They satisfy. 0 i Scoop: Why did your pop say I reminded him of a telescope? HJ Because you are so easy to see through and you magnify every- thing so. i I Crull: Are you afraid of work? Curley: Certainly not. I can lie 1'ight down beside it and go to sleep. 0 i Nick: I wish to ask you a question concerning a tragedy. Q Smallyz Well j Nick: What is my grade? 0 I Earl Campbell: Say fellows I have an idea in my head. i C. Hegel: handing him a notebook: You'd better write it down. That's a poor place to have it. I 0 0 H I Mr. Schmalzried: Who knows what races of people have black eyes? Tom P.: Sheiks and prize fighters. 2021: pwiuiuiuii-1-.1--in-in11:iiiuinin 1113111111: 101:12wining-inriuinioiuinozo Si:rty-nine

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elsif in ici- 1 xox- 1- I-'Q-111 cn- 11 no-12 1-114 211112111 A N D R O N I A N 903' 1' 3' U l l ! 5 -- JCDKES -- g Miss Miller: Noel, were the fears of the Romans well grounded ? i N. K.: lHalf asleepl Why, er-I guess not. You said they re- ceived a terrible shock. ,, 0 my Mr. Schmalzried, in U. S, History class: What happened in 1776? MJ J. K. E.: Why that was when George Crossington was washing the ! Deleware. l 0 ! Receipe for Modern Tragedy g Take one reckless, natural born fool, i Two or three drinks of bad liquor, place in car, and let go. After due i time remove from wreckage, place in black satined box and garnish with 2 Howers. g O i C. W.: My, I'd like to read Chaucer. : Bill B.: Well, why don't you then? E C. W.: I'm waiting for Ring Lardner to translate him into American. . o U Mary F., fondly: Bill surely-covers a lot of floor. g June W.: Huh, he'd ought to. His shoes are large enough. . 0 Q Dean Stouder: Mom, can't I ask just one more question before I Q go to bed. ! His mother: Well, just one. g Dean: VVhy don't little fish drown before they learn to swim? : o g Sunday School Teacher: Hubert, can you tell me who built the ark? i Hubert: Naw. c i Sunday School Teacher: Correct. 5 0 l College Life g The shirts I sent to thee, dear heart f Are of no further use to meg ! The collars are all torn apart, g My Laund-e-ry, my Laund-e-ry. g In vain my underwear I seek: i My socks in shreds appear to be. i And still I send you more each week, i O. Laund-e-ry, you'll ruin me. I ! I ozwuiniuir-in-in 111:11 it-it-21.2 ri-11:2 -11 1-'11-11111 2-.1011ioioiuiswiuapviwriuini Sixty-eight

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