Cisco High School - Lobo Yearbook (Cisco, TX)

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Mare.: Lt-Etls go down to Lucille 's locker. Clyde: Why to Lucillels? Marc.: UI want to see Ross a minute. Elsworth: Mamie Sue, where's my comb?l' Mamie Sue: Oh, I left. it in my Bugology book. Elsie : 'tHow fitting I Azlee tin an English paperhz Greek tragedy was founded on the native miss. Allen Boone: Oh, Illl tell you at good stunt. Let someone step out from a big ad. Mrs. Irby has a good front to come out off' Teacher Cgiving out report cardsjz VVhen you get your card, you may pass out. Carl, the irrepressible: We'll pass out all right. Mrs. Shepard fthe day after the Ranger gameb: Did you bring your Payne's to class today? Helen: K'Yes'm, we brought our painsf' Mr. Morgan: 'tIs soup pushed or pulled? Clyde: 'iNeithcr, it 's gargledf' Skeeter S. : HBut how do you know she loves you, if she hasn 't told you so? Marselle: Oh, I can tell by the way she looks at me when I'm not looking at her.'l Miss Shear: VVhat odorless, tasteless gas is essential to human life? Johnnie B.: HOT AIRW Billy, the selt'-possessed Senior president, on being introduced to a strange girl: t'It certainly is a pleasure to shake hands with familiar faces. Lucille ton an English testi : 'AI-Ieavens, I believe I've got brain fever. Klcver Klyde: Not a chance, old girl, not a chance. Clyde: Mrs Shepard, if monologue means the words of one person, dialogue, the words or conversation of two, does catalogue mean the conversation of catsfll' One Hundred Forty-nine

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First Stude: I wish I eoulcl get my elhows haekf' tllleaning behind his backj Seeond: Baek? hvllUlSll2llll0lllu?' Ora Bess: I gotta hug on my notebook. Bertha II.: How's that? Ora Bess: Don't you see this If on it 3' Mrs. Shepard: Now, give nie some good qualities ol' Lord l3yron's? Katherine: Well, he died. Your thoughts are filled with laneies Ot' all the girls you 'ye niet, But, the girl that you remember most Is the girl you didn 't get. Youyo had a world of kisses Their tang stays with you yet, But the kiss that you remember most Is the kiss you didn't get. llard lnek to go through liI'e like this llntil your sun has set With the sweetest memories ol' them all The things you didn 't get. Allyne: t'XVhat time is it? Irene: Eighteen till twof Allyne: 4'Are you I'lllllllll51'?l, Miss Jones: Miss Yunk, will you keep the filth period study hall for me? I want to IIICPI fl l'rien1l who is Ctlllllllg' all the way l'ron1 Mexieolw Miss Yunk: Surf-. Ill like to get that near a ronianee Celia: 'tAl'ter lflustaeia and Wildeye were drowned, they lived together awhile and were happyfl Gladys: I like the story interest of 'Jean Valjean' hest heeause it holds one in tense suspenders throughout the hook. One Hundred Fifty-one