Bushnell High School - Replica Yearbook (Bushnell, IL)

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'14 1-gr , vt ,I Swap. Yann - - -SNATCHES FROM THE BUZZ What vivacious little senior girl gave this definition for dismemvbered? To be dismembered is to have been thrown out of a club? Could anybody who has taken typing tell Dave Ross what to do if one accidentally happens to reach another paragraph? Pk Pk Pk Pl' Pk Pk Pk We have just learned that Everitt Lasswell hung up a new record by guzzling three milk- sh'akes in seven minutes. Mr. Klaus had to pay for them, too. Pk PF PK is Pk Pk Pk Harriet Dixon believes in ghosts, do you? If so, she will be glad to get together with you for a little 'tGhost Talk some midnight. Pk Pk Pk Pk lk Pk Pk We have just learned that several grade school boys have been attracted by Miss Eikleberry's charms. When some of them passed during her seventh hour English class, they said, Woo, Woo 1 Pk Pk bk Pk Pls' Pk PK Bill Heath's philosophy: 'The reason people chew gum is because they want strong teeth so they can crack nuts between them. Pk Sk Pk Pk Pk Pk Pk Mary Helen is sporting a diamond on her third finger, left hand. Guess again, her fbirthday was last Monday, and her mother and dad were the givers. A ak Pk wr Pk PK Pk wk The other day Miss Knowlton said she heard some orchestra swinging the Old Oaken Bucket. We wondered if there was any water spilled? Pk Pls Pk Pk Pk Pt' Pl' More Bill Heath philosophy: The reason the girls wear their sweaters backwards is so that they will have hip pockets. Pk Pk PF Pk Pk Pls Pk We dare any teacher to try to equal Mr. Kruzan's pep talk before the assembly before the Good Hope game. It is not only lthe lon-gest on record, but we declare it to be the peppiest, most enter- taining, and most unusual of all times. lk wk Pk Pk Pk Pk Pk Tom Juneman says, It's betlter to have halitosis than no breath at all. PF Pk Pk PF Pl' Pi' Pk Russell Walters has acquired the reputation of working harder to get out of an assignment than just doing the assignment. Pk Pls Pk lk Pk Pk Pk There is going to be a unique diploma presented this springg Mary Helen Juneman wants hers to be inscribed, Mary Helen Juneman, The Great Little Profile. PF4'PFPFPl'PFPl' Howard Miller is certainly destined to be a great bookkeeper. When asked by Miss Knowlton to give an example of a liability, Howard said, Alimony. PkPkPkPlsPlfPkPk Miss Warfel asked Jim Lomax to give an example of an inert object. Jim replied, Me. Pls lk Pl' Pk Pk Pk Pk Mary Helen Juneman claimed in English class that Bill Heath combs his hair in Victorian Pompadour style. BLUEPRINTS . . . Pep meeting: Fight! Team Fight! . . Ready for Journalism Club Hop . . . Ready? One. two . . . Take a letter, Miss Gordon . . . Junior Class Officers . . . Two Senior Class Officers and the Student Council President . . . Popular isn't he? Tumble bugs in Gym Class . . . Mr. Stee- pleton, janitor . . . Suning themselves. .. ' PkPkPkPkPkPkPk In Physics class Mary Helen said that perpet- ual motion was inpossible because she had tried to create it and failed. Pls PF Pk its Plf Pk Pk During Freshman ini-tiation it was necessary for Mr. Lorance to make an announcement to the Freshman that Lyle Webb was -a Senior. And we 'thought you could tell a senior by looking at him. PF PF PF Pk Pk Pk Pk Bill Heath seems to think he has a Charlie- horse in his brain.

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