Champaign Junior High School - Retro Yearbook (Champaign, IL)

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THE NINETEEN THIRTY-slx RETRO Page64 JOS. KUI-IN :Sf CO. Graduate to Kuhn's ' Under-grad suits styled for high school men. i nmlsmlr mild Flood .lsrunr sum' 5 Seely Johnston C Jos. Kuhn fr Co. Q 33-35-37 Main Street Champaign Well, get sore Because we Maxine Nickell Cafter linalsb : Because Did not care 'iHow near were you to the right an- We put a To write swer to the third question? Joke in As bad things Alice Alden: i'Oh, about three seats Here on you As we knew away. And said About -- Some things You thought That no One knew But don't forget So if you really Must get mad We don't care Your shoes Don't it in We know lots of Our trunk Things we've No more Left out So there. -Anonymous Jean Lee: How in the world did Tom McMillin break his ankle? Don Ashbrook: Look, do you see those steps over there? Jean: 'iSurely. Don: Well, Tom didn't. Jimmie Grumley: Loan me a nickel. l want to call up one of my girls. Raymond Hughes: Heres a dime: run along and call up all your girls. Pound on Willard Warren's identi- fication card: Question-Name of parents? Answer-Mamma and papa. i'Women don't interest me: I pre- fer the company of my fellow meni' said Tom Larabee. James Grumley: Yeh-I'm broke too. Miss Evans: What lesson did you learn from the busy bee? Betty Buckles: i'Not to get stung. Miss Cline: Now I'm an immi- grant in a ship coming over to Amer- ica and know nothing about the Amer- ican government. Explain it. John Hayes: i'Sorry, but l'm in the same boat.

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THE NINETEEN THIRTY-SIX RETRO Page 66 It's Always Time For Meadow Gold lce Cream ' 'Smooth Freeze O Champaign Ice Cream Division Virginia Kane Cwatching Sprinkle pole-vaultj: Just think how much higher he could go if he didn't have to carry that stick. Thomas Wiley: So she Winked at you. What followed? Jay C. Flowers: I did, of course. Mr. Strode: Did you take a show- er, Reynolds? Cecil: No, is one missing? Jeanette Ascher: What would you give for a voice like mine? Keith Warner: Cholorform. ll 9? Sneagle Snotsneagle, snowl Sne1ther, snostrichf' Betty Murphy: Can Betty Ann Somers swim? Jean Sager: Yes, like apoplexyq three strokes, and it's all over. W Lewis G' Co. CHAMPAIGN Helen Mills: Who could that ter- rible homely old hag be sitting in the third row? Visitor: That's my aunt. Helen Cobviously embarrassedj : N-no, the one next to her. Visitor: Oh, that's my mother. Miss Bamberger: 'iWhy didn't you get your Algebra assignment last night? Eugene Downs: MPa had to go to a meetin'. Radio Doctors Everything for the Radio F. S. Waddelow, Prop. O Let us help you make your radio. Parts, wholesale and retail. 0 73 Chester St. 's