Clinton High School - Huckleberry Yearbook (Clinton, NC)

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h,,f:'X A A .. f XX 5:3412 f easter ffwffotmxffrsfge Q if was so ,. - ss .fy Rig THE I-IUCKLEBERRY Gm 434 .15 6 5 55 x 'Ti-fit, f-fly ,MARIAI How long fliml it take you lo lenrn to skate? l'r:'rr:: Oli, about :1 dozen sittings. L4 ,NF Mas. Ilrzluzllw: l'll teach you to kiss my claugliter, you seoundrel. FlirKNlC Cl0LLIEllZ Oh, you needn't bother. l have learned already. US A MR. 'l'l1oMAs f'l'o Grannnur iifilfll' Stuclentl: llon't ery, little boy, you will get your reward in the end. Boy: l suppose so. 'l'lmt is wln-re l always get it. JC ,4 ll:-:AR l,Ul l'0RI My pet Billy Goat is seriously ill from eating il eomplete leather bouml set of Sliukespeare. VVliat do you preseribe? .lxswmcr I :nn sending Literary Digest by return mail. N .52 EIILDRI-ID K. Q'1'o barberj: Are you the one who ent my hair the lust time? Bixmzi-:nz l rlon't tliink so. I have only been here about six mouths. .3 ,SI CONVERSATION WAS LAGGING Mr. Larkins und Miss Britton were seated on the settee in M1'. Butler's parlor Everything suddenly grew quiet. I MR. LARK1Ns: VVh0's sweet? Miss ISRITTON : Both of us. ,SS ,Sl 'l'm-:A1.x1Nr:: 1 will love you forever. M.xm'i-:1.i.,x: Midnight is ns lute as I can sit llp. 259 3 l.ol'lsr:: lr is only six o'eloek mul l tolml you to come nfter supper. .Xl.m4u'1': 'l'lmt's what l ezuno after. .3 3 ELoIsP: feombing lier lmirj: Look, my lmir has so muell electricity in it.. Lorlsl-3: Why, of course. lt is eounec-ted to il dry eell. V3 J! BIARIANNAZ Miss Finley, please suggest n book for light reakling. Miss FINLI-JY: Have you read Freekles ? M,uuANN.x: No. Mu':un, brown ones. Sixty-sen ll

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X 'G' , ' ' 2 - ,,,:: 'MZ am 'Q!540 ciQGfios xQcsiQQ6 Cys THE HUCKLEBERRY , 4 1 fy X .J ' -5, ir i- 'iw i QQ l - ' if' if qw ,gfyima-, ggm ' f22.ci.ff til! Brzssli-1 M MJ: You :Irv not at bit politu. IQDVVARD ll,xRfaRovr:: How so? Brzssll-1 MAE: Evvry tiun' l tried to say an word at tln- football galuo you would shout Hold that liucf' al 3 Lovlsle: Did you lwnr about that old gentlcnian who died last mouth and lm-ft all he had to Thornwc-ll O1'ph2Ill21gCZ ANNIE GREY: No, llow muvh did ho llElV0? l.oI'lsr1: fElc-veil 0llllCll't'll. .H 3 MR. LA1:KlNs C'l'o Fraukl: Why arc' you late? IQRANKZ Class bvgan hoforo I got here. 3 3 ,HER PRAYER ,l4I1,olsl4:: llsiur God, I nsk nothing for mysvlf: but plc-asv give- niotln-r an sou-in-law. -.59 J' A STERN 1,ARENT f'l'o Lib fil'k1l12:l1ll, who was, playing Jazz lllllSlC on Siinclziyjz Don't you know the Ten COIl1ll13lld111Pl1tS? LIB: If you just whistle tho first fow bars probably I can follow you. 1.9 5 SOMEBODY GETS SMART iswllilf tiluc- is it, uskvcl Mr. liarkins of Eloise. Ten to, rr-plied Rloiso. Ton to what, asked Mr. Larkins. Ton to your own businossfl 3 3 PETE: I soo whorv Thomas Landon got his right vye burned out. STVART: How's that? P1-:'1'r1: llv was up in tho hotvl and stuvk it to ai lightml 1-ignlw-ttv, thinking it was a kvy-hole. ,-z ,-z S'rL'AR'r: The Cliivago 'llotvctivvs nlust bv getting awfully 1-rucl. DALLIE: Why so? STVART: I soo in tho pzipvr whvrv thoy out off u lJlll'gl2ll',S retreat. Ji .59 ICDNA Lust My lips nrv tlu- bust looking in lligh Svhool. Tnomlxsz I'll put niinv up against thcni. Sixty-six

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