Cissna High School - Review Yearbook (Cissna Park, IL)

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BM QB. ID. QB. llllll. Ralph: Then you don't want no cranberries ? Customer: I've changed my mind. I see your cat is asleep in those cranberriesf' ' Ralph: That'll be all right. I don't mind waking the cat up. Lee: What would you say if I threw you a kiss ? Erma: I'd think you were lazy ! QQ Q Q Do you remember when Art put shellac on his ankle instead of l1n1 ment ? oo Q SPEAKING ELECTRICALLY When the better half is sulky and will not talk-exciterg if she gets too excited-controller: if she talks too much-interrupter: if she doesn t think as you do-converter. If she really loves you-compressor: if she tries to deceive you-detec tor: if she wants to come half way-meter: if she wants to go further conductor: if she will come all the way-receiver. George: I've sold two annuals. If I had some more girls I could sell some more. at FAVORITE PASTIMES Freshie girls ................................ Screaming Dixie ......... Ernest .......... Chet ............. Bill Farnsworth - - - Carl ............ Joe ........... Courtright - - - Avanell .... Anna .... Erma .......... ----Talking to her neighbors --------------May I speak? --------------Teasing Ruby ---------------Driving the dog Listening instead of typing --------------------Sleeping ----------------Eating pie - - - - Hicoughing ----Laughing ----------LeRoy B111 Beer ......... .......... A rguing Mabel McVicker --- -- ........ .... L ooking around Lucy ........... ............... ......... T y ping oo oo Bill Beer: Hello, Dup, how're you? Dup: I just spent a dollar on a book telling how to make love I wished I hadn't bought it. Bill: Why ? Dup: In that book it says to take her by the hand, look into her eyes and say very gently, 'I love you, Mary! Bill: Isn't that all right? Dup: Yeah, but my girl's name ain't Mary! oo oe He: If you keep looking at me like that I'm going to kiss you. Miss Norman: Well, I can't hold this expression much longer E HEIMQQ l72l

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i'4l3.lIl9.llE.llHll.S.i M May 17-Oo la la! The banquet's nowg It's time for joyous play! For everyone 'cept eighth gradersg They're taking their finalsg They must expel all thoughts about Racquets and tennis balls. May 19-The Seniors feel a little awed' At baccalaureate. - May 24-I just expect that at this time They are much overwrought. June, July, August To all the students who remain We give to you this task- Enjoy this fine vacation timeg In its pleasures do bask! And then next year at opening You will be all prepared To go the way the Seniors have, And fare the way they've fared! Tick-tock! Tick-tock! Oh, it is so tired and so drear! For every one is gone Until the opening next year. W WE

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