Bedford High School - Torch Yearbook (Bedford, IA)

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Nurse: Beth: Nurse: Beth : Nurse: I L SLS I You are perfectly normal? Yes. You file your fingernails with your right hand? Yes. b - That's not normal. Most people use ra nail file. Mr. Hendren: A camel could go eight days without- watei Thad S.: So could I if Ma would let me. We 1a'ulgl1 at our teacher's jokes No malter what they may be, Not because they are .funny jokes But because it is policy. -Anon. Chuncky: I would like to have a 'pitcher' taken of my wife Maxwell: Yes, sir, would you like it full figure or bust? Chulncky: Make il: full figure and if the camera busts, I I1 pay for It Ruth Moikle: What lil beautiful 'mouth you have. It ougnt to be on girl. Donald T.: It is as often as possible. Maxine Fairbanks: Fish is good for riihe brain. Johnnie Hunter: What kind should I eat? Maxine: Wlhale. Cape Cape Cape Cwape Cape of Good Hope... of Flattery .. of Lookout . . . of Fear ..... of Farewell . . . . .Sweet Fame is that :point in your career 'where oih-ers think you are as ieat as you have always considered yourself to be. Martha T.: Well, how do you like the play? Sonnie A.: So farce, so good. -V. A. Helfenstein. Robert. Anderson: Do you believe in free love? Ruth Reece: Heavens, no! Me for the lilberal spenders

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