Caldwell High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Caldwell, OH)

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K ( Tf V 4 jfrfayne Trlplett Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. Commercial Course Football— 3-4 Dean Briggs Ever loyal and ever true. Classical Course French Club — 3-4 I Zail Spear A quiet chap of superior brains . Agricultural Course--l-2 General Coursfe--3-4 F. F. A. Club— 3-4 Scholars ' ips : Sc.--l-3 TKii STAFF Typewritsra rattling Editors kicking Telephone ringing Fountain-pen clicking Yelling of copy Splashing of glue. Artist gone dinpy Over pictures he drew. Clash of scissors. Buzz of fan. Some stand around. With book in hand. The book is complete Ready for you; Keep yo ' ir thoughts secret And don ' t be rude. Mrs. Iams-- Peggy , there were three pieces of cake in the cupboard, and now there is only one. How did it happen? Peggy — Well, it vras so dark in there I didn ' t see the other piece. Vincent James — (or tofically) We have come to bury Caesar, not to praise hi n. Miss Kirk— Vftio said that? Vincent — Some undertaker. Lost — A fountain pen by a man half filled with ink. Bredern, ' ' said the colored preacher, you have come to pray for rain. Bredern, de foundation of religion am faith. What is yo faith? You comes to pray foh rain and not one of you brings his umbrella. Dick Wiley-- ' ! want some tires. Salesman — Balloon tires? Dick — Naw, automobile tires. Fifteen