Culver High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Culver, IN)

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'P 'F-1t QP-'f'lX'f7+'1'4'P4er'1N'?'5QP'i' Eilnkw Miss Lowmaster-What are the limits of Indiana? Skinney-Thirty-five miles an hour. Mother-Tom, I'm ashamed of you, eating your sister's share of cake. What have I been trying to teach you? Tom--Always to take her part, mother. Cook-What do you think of the Einstine Theory? Ruth--It's all right, but can they enforce it? Daniel-I can do two things at once. Miller-Which? . Daniel-I can read Writin'. Mr. Baxter--Qinquiring at the drug store for a book?-Have you Lamb's Tales? John Altman-This is a drug store, not a meat market. Tony says, I hate women and I'm glad I hate 'em, cause if I didn't hate 'em I'd like 'em, and I hate ,em. Helen-There isn,t chicken in this chicken soup. Baker-Well, you don,t expect to find cats in catsup, do you? Margaret A.-What do you suggest for saxophone players? Art Tomassi-That they try the Violin. Baxter--Are you teaching this class? Lawrence-N-n-oo--s-sir. Baxter-Well, then, don't act like an idiot. Underwood-I wonder why all the girls smile at me? A Miss Reed-I guess it is because they are too polite to laugh. Page Sixty-two Q o Umm nan DQQ naw DQR: PQQ PQQ pain