Bryant High School - Hoosier Owl Yearbook (Bryant, IN)

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lui' School I Days Q -it-is THE HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS THINK THAT: The high school boys wear their shirts open at the neck, their sleeves rolled up, their shirt tails out, and their pants legs rolled high to show thick, furry ankles. They also wear loud red-and-green hunting shirts and caps. To top that otf, they pile on sloppy sweaters with B's on them large enough to 1-over their whole chests. We suggest giving them a comb to help get rid of that t-owlick! THE HIGH SCHOOL BOYS THINK THAT: The high school girls wear their sweaters about three sizes too large. Their skirts hang unevenly, and their ankle socks gleam forth even on the coldest day. They wear dirty sad- dle shoes. huaram-hes, or moot-asins, which do not fit, and then rover them up with knee boots at the slightest hint of rain. They top oft their outfits with two or three ribbons or flowers in their long, straggling locks and weight themselves down with massive jewelry. Their nail polish is always loud tusually redp. They also wear coats which they call teddy bears. BOTH: Both wear reversible coats with names serawled on them and clues to their current heartthrobs anchored somewhere on their persons. They both are a carefree, loud, noisy bunch with teasing grins and mischevious twinkles in their eyes. They ride bikes to srhool or drive Cars, into which pile gangs of them, yelling and singing loudly. , -'. N. Jynx- t 'Refi gh , X P 5329 ff ll 1 H I. A. .

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