Culver High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Culver, IN)

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- MAXINKUCKEE Margaret Bolin Ruth Busart Jane Crandall Therald Grossman Gladys Jones Randall Houghton Albert Joplin Margaret McCullough Culver Miller Edward Mitchell Gerald Osborn Donald Osborn Helen Overmyer Howard Overmyer Daniel Rose Mildred Shearer Wilma Smith Jeanette Stevens Anton Stuprich Erma Wagner Alma Warner Paul Warner Lawrence White Catherine Woolridge 1931 John Altman Cecil Asper Hubert Beehler Lenore Behmer Robert Bogardus Lester Cook Oliver Cowen Opal Crump Margaret Dimick Bender Norman Duddleson Evelyn Farrar Charles Ferrier Virginia Fetter Mary Flagg Opal Geiselman Olive Goheen Veenice Hawk Marjorie Hawkins Helen Hewes Garlan Lowry Jacob McFarlan Anna Jane McLane Goldie Mahler Thomas Marshall Helen Mattix Clyde Mattox Eva May Donald Mikesell Lois Bess Morris Ruth Newman Hildred Osborn Glenn Overmyer Margaret Overmeyer Charles Reed Evelyn Reed Howard Shock Norma Starkey Fletcher Strang Opal Thornburg Sylvia Triplett Ralph Voreis Howard Werner Alvin Zechiel Annabelle Yates V, ka' ' ' Ns ,- PAGE FIFTY-NINE

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.1. .11 l... - MAXINKUCKIE Humor ii Mike-Dad, you remember you promised to give me five dollars if I passed in school this year? Yes, Donald. Well, dad, you ain't gonna'have that expense. Freshie-Why are the Culver police like a rainbow? Senior-I'll bite, how? Freshie-Because they appear after the storm. Skinney Overmyer--Let me hold your hand for a second. Margaret-Alright, but how are you going to tell when the Skinney-Oh, I'll have to have the second hand for that! Sylvia-Well, how do you like sewing by this time? Norma-Ah, so, so. Miss Fletchall-Arthur, what does P. M. stand for? Arthur Schweidler-Post Mortem. Opal Crump-Hey, Bob, can I borrow your fountain pen? Bob B.-I'm sorry, but it isn't good enough for you. second is up? Miss Reed-Pat, what is the difference between a battle and a massacre? Pat-A battle is when a whole lot of whites kill a few Indians and a massacre is when a whole lot of Indians kill a few whites. A note to Mr. Annis-Dear Mr. Annis: Kindly excuse my boy's absence. He fell in the mud. By doing the same you will greatly oblige his mother. both Opal Mikesell Crushing to the libraryj-I want the life of Caesar. Librarian-Sorry, but Brutus beat you to it. Miss Wimpy-How many pages are there in your Geometry? Joe S.-I don't know, the last page is torn out. Mr. Baxter-When do leaves begin to turn? Ronald Baker-That's easy, just before exam. Mother-Pat, why are you always at the bottom of your class? Pat-Well, Mom, I wouldn't worry about that, they teach the ends. PAGE SIXTY-ONE same things at