Bedford High School - Torch Yearbook (Bedford, IA)

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L G. S Pete: Shall we get a date, go to the movie, or study? Huff: 'tWe'll flip fa coin-if its heads, we get a date-tails We will go to he show an-d we'll study if it stands on end. Louise Dougherty: Oh dear! What could be more sad than a man with out a country ? Helen Douglas: Huh, I should say a country without a man would be more sad. Verlea Houck: Why are you smiling? Garland Jared: I looked at your skim. Verlea: Is it especially funny? Garland: Its the soul of wit. Ruth Reece: Do you take other girls for such lon Dick Cobb: No, it fisn'it always necessary. ODE TO SHEIKS AND SHEBAS Laine to bed and early to rise, Makes black rings around your eyes. Act promptly Be courteous Cut out worry Deal squarely Eat what is wholesome Forgive and forget Get religion Hope 'always 'Imioabe' the best Judge generously Knock nobody Love somebody Make friends ALPHABET OF LIFE 1 Never despair Owe nobody Play occasionally Quote your mother Reward good books Save something Touch no liquor Use discretion Vote independently Watch your step X-ray yourself Yield to superiors Zealous'ly live Robert Besco: I had to kill my dog yesterday. Howard Lake: Was he mad? ARobert: Well, he didnit appear any too pleased with it A stitch in time saves elmlbarrasment g Walks

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LGS Ruth Reece: Maxine, how are you ,getting along with your dieting? Sishue W: O'h! things are ibeginning to shalpie up. George H: Hosanina'? Donald Good-en: Dunno never heard of her. Babe Hook: Cconfidentiallyj I thin-k necking vis re-pu'lsfive. Ruth Mefikle: I don't like it either. Babe: Shake, sister, w1e're both liars. If you are Scotch don't boast about it, you are wasting your breath. You take vdhe cake, remarked Paul Leonard one day as he cleaned his pipe. Coach Mo-eller: Why don't you let Toby go out for track. Are you afraid that he will hurt himself? Mr. Trumlbo: No, I don't want him to go with that fast crowd. Miss Burner: Cin Freshman English' classj Aim I s-peaking loud enough? John Foley: Sure I can't even sleep. Miss Jackson: Cin Geoimetryb Charles how many sides has a circle? Charles Thompson: Two. Miss Jackson: What are they? Chas: Csarcasticallyj Ousi-de and inside. Margaret Menzies: Do you know why Adam was one of itihe first radio fans? ,Sishue W: I'l'l bite, why Margaret: He :made a loud slpeakeiy- out of his swpare paris. Lawrence W.: What 'become of that lfellow with the wooden leg that was rushing you '? Beatrice Henderson: 1 .broker 'it ol. Jigrgs: Do you vknow Harold, that the Prince of Wales and his brother, Prince Albert, are not allowed to go up in a balloon together? Harold Crane: No, why? Jsiggs: Because England doesn't want no put all her eggs in one basket.