Clarion High School - Lasso Yearbook (Clarion, IA)

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I-low near Arthur Crowe came to being tired from Debat- ing club. it How many times Ross Brewster went to sleep and Laddie took it upon herself toiawaken him. . VVhoi put the pin in Clifford G's. seat that caused the speech by Prof. Blakely. l How many pins the president and secretary sat upon dur- ing one meeting of Debating club. . Who Babe Goslin was dreaming of when ho took hold of his brotherls hand and said: Next time I see you, kid, I'm going to kiss you. How many times Sam Russell took Margaret Ketchum home from Sophomore practice. Why Mabel H. got so nervous one afternoon during music class and what made John Graves move his arm so quick. I p How Harold G. happened to have a bottle in his pocket during history class. What Ray did when Belle told him how swell he looked in his new hat. WVhy the Sophomores did not give their first farce. How Nina S., Belle W., Byrd P., Gladys L., Ethel S., Grace F., Nell P., Florence J., etc., find time to study between notes. W Who the girls were that chased John G. home from skating Christmas night. ' How Hattie and Jim could live without each other. Why the Freshmen got sore when the other classmen wore their colors. The number of notes that pass daily between Ethel S. and Lawrence Spencer. , Why Earl Pardun is so proud of his hair. How Nina S. helped her friend from E. G. to keep his neck warm. How many demerits Miss Cruikshank could put down in one period.

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J K E TYPICAL CONVERSATIONS Boscoe fat 9:30 p. m.j: t'Hello. Carry S.: Are you going to take me home ? Kate W., at annual board meeting, telephone rings, Kate is wanted: I-Iello. Yes I'm at e- lVl1ere are you 'Pi' Yes I can go in about Hfteen minutes. When you come whistle, holler or do something. Goodbye. fMixed with laughtenj June recites in American History class. Lawrence: That ain't so. The argument is so long and fast that our reporter is now carrying his arm in a sling. Walt. M. fat Maple Leafj: I believe I will try some oxtail soup. Ray S.: You had better, it's bully. WE'RE PAID NOT TO TELL Who the girls were that made so many trips to Eagle Grove. How Miss Cruikshank found so much time to help Rudolph Goslin. VVho the boys were who had dates with Professor one March afternoon and what took place in the office. Whx Babe Goslin, Lawrence Spencer, Ray Stone and Ralph'iZastrow were tardy one noon in March. How Cliff. Crowe manages to work the teachers. What happened on the trip back from the declamatory contest at Belmond. How Miss Cruikshank happened to know so much about pianos. I . Who carried the tobacco sack into the S. H. R. during music period. Wlxo invited Hisey up to theidebating club meeting.

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