Centerville Senior High School - Mortonian Yearbook (Centerville, IN)

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MORTONIAN 1924 mzecezf ' ' ' sms: A l Judgeg What's your occupation? Rastus: I'se a business man. Yo' honor. I's the manager of a family -laundry. Jurge: Wat's the name of that laun- dry? Rastus: De name of de laundry is 'Liza yo' honor. Don't you know, my friend, that Fortune knocks at every man's door? Yes, he knocked at my 'door once, but I was out, and ever since he has sent his daughter. His daughter? What do you mean? Why, Misfortune. Ah! I see by your hand that you are engaged, said the amateur palmist. How wonderfull? cried the bride- to-be. And, continued the reader of the future and the past in a more cutting tone, 'AI see that you are en- gaged to Mr. Snoodlef' Oh, it's perfectly extraordinary, burst out the blushing girl How could you know that? 'tYou are wearing the engagement ring I returned to him three weeks ago Napoleon was little so is our janitor. Londoner: What do you think of that tower for height? New Yorker fabroa-dj: Do y-ou call that high? Say in our ninety-first floor bedrooms, we have to close all the windows at night to keep the clouds from rolling in. Red Dav-ison: Wha-t's that big box on the front of your machine? Harold May: That's a camera for taking moving pictures, you see. I go so fast I don't have time to look at the scenery, and so I photograph it as I go along. If your father heard your stupid answers, it would make him turn in his grave! It couldn'-t, he's cremated. It w-as bedtime for four-year-old Jack but the little fellow wants to stay up later. His aunt, who tipped the scales at two hundred pounds said, W-hy Jack, think of me--I am very much older than you, and I go to bed with the chickens! Jack looked at her and said: Wlelil I don't see how you ever got up on the roost. NINETY-EIGHT

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