Colo High School - Memories Yearbook (Colo, IA)

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It was Ray's first visit to the country, and feeding the chickens fascinated him. ' Early one morning he caught his first glimpse of a peacock sunnlng himself on the lawn. Rushing indoors excidedly, Ray sought his mother. ' 'Oh Mother,' he exclaimed, 'one of the chickens are in bloom.' A senior history student wrote at the end of a very long history paper, 'If you get this far, Mrs. Holiday, I'll buy you an ice cream soda.' The paper was returned, with the penciled note. 'The treat is on you, but I like sundaes better.' The hen is immortal, her son never sets. Miss Isemingerz Why don't you answer ne? Jack Koch: I did, Miss Iseminger, I shook my head. Miss Isemingerz But you don't expect me to hear it rattle 'way up here, do you? Ten Years Have P89594 Tommy W.: I was shot through the leg in the war. Tom C.: Have a soar? Tommy W.: No, thanks, I don't smoke. tt Velda Thornton--an old maid--advice to the bachelor-- Martin Rises: WTake it from me. Don't get marr1sd.' Judge: I fine you 81.10 for beating your wife. Mr. Grant: -Yer overcharglng me. It should only come to a dollar. Judge: There's a dime amusement tax. QQ Mr. Bell: Tell me why you want to get married. Margaret: I expect 1t's one of the traits I inherited from