Dalton High School - Freeman Yearbook (Dalton, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1949 volume:

VOLUME III d Freeman P To our Superintendent, the Honorable Hubert W. Wilkey, in appreciation of his outstanding leadership and untiring efforts in the march of education in Hopkins County we dedicate this Yearbook of 1948-49. 3 reeman Stall EDITOR................. BUSINESS EDITOR........ ASSISTANT BUSINESS EDITOR LITERARY EDITOR........ ART EDITOR............. SPORTS................. SCHOOL NEWS EDITOR..... ACTIVITIES............. PHOTOGRAPHY............ ALUMNI................. SOPHOMORE CLASS EDITOR.. FRESHMEN CLASS EDITOR... ADVISOR................ ....................Ann Hubbard .................George Downing ...............Annie Mae Ramsey ...............Jean Ausenbaugh ..................Ernie Ratliff Hammack Utley and Randle Riley ................Ola Mae Johnston ..................Lucille Utley ................Douglas Cullen .....................Lois Riley ..................Dorothy Neisz .............Gertrude Gibbons ...............Mrs. Utterback 4 A. O. RICHARDS, A. B. Western Kentucky State College Mathematics ESMER WYATT, B. S. Western Kentucky State College Commerce THORNTON DEVER Western Kentucky State College History 6 • SENIORS Senior Ciaii Officers ROY THOMPSON Ambition---Great Lover. Fault---Slowness. Basketball-2 years—first team. Quotation--Hi Honey. Nickname---Burr. DOUGLAS CULLEN Ambition---Go to Florida. Fault---Hatefulness. Basketball-3 years--first team Quotation--Hello Archie. Nickname---Baby Cullen. ERNIE RATLIFF Ambition----Go to Arizona. Fault---Jealousy. Cheerleader-3 years—Glee Club. Quotation--- ‘never Done It.” Nickname----“Sam.” GEORGE DOWNING Ambition---Baseball star. Fault--Bashfulness. Basketball-3 years—first team. Quotation---”Who II’ Nickname---Smoochie Downing. 8 Senior ANNIE MAE RAMSEY Ambition- - - Beautician. Fault—-Temper. Glee Club—PEP. Quotation--O’h Fuzz button . Nickname - - - Auddie CLIFTON GIBBONS Ambition---Be a Sailor. Fault---Playing Hookey. Basketball---1$ year . Quotation--- Stud Horse. Nickname----Gobbler. HAMMOCK UTLEY Ambition---Mayor of R. R. Fault--Loafing. Basketball-—2 years. Quotation--- Ah go on. Nickname---Fatso. LOIS RILEY Ambition---Be Mrs. Swope. Fault---Shy-ness. Glee Club. Quotation--What you talking about. Nickname---Slim. 9 JEAN AUSENBAUGH Ambition---Get to Mortons. Fault---Flirting. Cheerleader-3 years. Quotation---“You fool.” Nickname----“Abner. Senior ERNEST HOLMES Ambition---Go to Chicago. Fault---Girls. Quotation: “Hello Girls. Nickname---Curly. ANN HUBBARD Ambition---Be a wife. Fault---Dalton Boys Glee Club. Quotation--- ! love you so.’ Nickname---Shortie. LUCILLE UTELY Ambition--- Beautician. Fault---Eating. Glee Club-2 years. Quotation---' Hot Dog. Nickname-----LU-cille. OVELIA NIESZ Ambition---Get a husband. Fault---Tight skirts. Quotation O' H God. Nickname----Mickey. 10 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY We the Senior Class of '49 upon entering high school four years ago, were given the privilege to select some of our courses. We could study such elective courses as typing, agriculture, and shorthand. We could also play basketball, baseba.il, and tennis. We could act in or help with plays and we were taught to be good sports, especially the art of being a good loser as well as a good winner. In our first year of high we had an enrollment of seventeen. They were Jean Ausenbaugh, Lois Riley, Annie Mae Ramsey, Dorothy Jones, Lucille Utley, Ann Hubbard, Agnes Buchanan, Juanita Spence, Mary Lyons, Alta Cain, Ernest Holmes, Harold Kirkwood, Melvin and Eddie Averitt, Douglas Cullen, Curtis Perry and Guyman Bridgeman. Then midterm came with two more entering, Ernie Ratliff from Richland, Louise Kennedy from Kirkwood Springs. Curtis Perry dropped out at midterm which left an enrollment of eighteen for the new term. Our Sponsor was Mr. Arnold Hicks. We elected Class Officers as follows- President-------------- Vice President--------- Secretary and Treasurer Serge ant-at-Arms------ Class Motto------------ Class Flower----------- Douglas Cullen Jean Ausenbaugh Ann Hubbard Curtis Perry Forward Ever, Backward Never Iris In our second year of high school as Sophomores, we knew a little about high school work. Again we started our class with an enrollment of seventeen. Eddie Averitt didn’t return to school and Guyman Bridgeman remained as a freshman, Juanita Spence and Mary Lyons entered Charleston High as sophomores that year. Billy Williams, George Downing, Jimmie Utterback and Delores Cunningham entered the sophomore class with the following members: Alta Cain, Lois Riley, Dorthy Jones, Annie Mae Ramsey, Lucille Utley, Agnes Buchanan, Ann Hubbard, Ernie Ratliff, Jean Ausenbaugh, Melvin Averitt, Ernest Holmes, Harold Kirkwood, and Douglas Cullen. Miss Cressa Peyton was our sponsor for six weeks and she quit and got married. Mrs. Beryl Hubbard took her place. Sophomore class officers were: President---------------------------------Delores Cunningham Vice President----------------------------Jean Ausenbaugh Secretary and Treasurer-------------------Agnes Buchanan Sergeant-at-Arms--------------------------Ernest Holmes Clast Motto-------------------------------Not at the Top, But Still Climbing. Class Flower------------------------------Lilac 11 In our Junior year we had a total of twelve for our class, Agnes Buchanan got married, Delores Cunningham, Dorthy Jones, Alta Cain, and Jimmie Utterback didn’t return to school and Billy Williams joined the army. The ones who remained were, Jean Ausenbaugh, Ernie Ratliff, Ann Hubbard, Lucille Utley, Annie Mae Ramsey, Lois Riley, Harold Kirkwood, Melvin Averitt, George Downing, Ernest Holmes, and Douglas Cullen. Roy Thompson entered from Madisonville, Kentucky. Our sponso� - was Mrs. Esmer Wyatt. The Class Officers were: President---------------------------------Douglas Cullen Vice President----------------------------Jean Ausenbaugh Secretary and Treasurer- - -- -- -- -- -- -- Annie Mae Ramsey Serge ant-at-Arms-------------------------Roy Thompson Class Motto--- -------------------------United We Stand, Happy We Land. Class Flower------------------------------Rose In the following year we were all seniors, and we had reached the homestretch of high school at last. Harold Kirkwood and Melvin Averitt didn’t return to attend our last year with us but Mickey Neisz joined our class from St. Louis, Missouri. Our sponsor is Mrs. Utterback. The Class Officers are as follows: President---------------------------------Roy Thompson Vice President----------------------------Douglas Cullen Secretary and Treasurer------------- — - Ernie Ratliff Sergeant-at-Arms--------------------------George Downing Motto-------------------------------------Try To, Can Do, Will Do. Class Flower- - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Carnation By- Douglas Cullen 12 CLASS PROPHECY San Francisco, California May 5, 1959 Dear Diary, It has been ten months since I made my last entry in my diary. Since then I have made a trip to the East as reporter for the newspaper, California Sun. I was pleased to receive a letter from one of my schoolmates, Ernie Ratliff, just before I left on my trip asking me to stop on the way east and visit her ranch. I did and I was very pleased with my visit. When I got on the plane in Arizona, to continue my trip, I was very surprised that the pilot was Dalton’s own Douglas Cullen. Douglas has gone far and he tells me he is soon to fly around the world. While listening to the radio on the plane, imagine my delight when I heard Ernest Holmes’ voice announcing commercials. When I arrived at the airport in Madisonville, I decided to look around and see how much the city had changed in the last 10 years. Walking into the largest department store in the city I collided with a distinguished looking individual with a cigar who I soon recognized as Roy Thompson. He informed me he owned the store and proudly showed me all sixteen stores of his merchandise. While in Madisonville, I went down to the Modern Beauty Salon and was surprised to see its owners were Jean Ausenbaugh and Lois Riley. While I was there, they informed me of an Alumni Banquet being held at Dalton. I attended the banquet and got to see Mickey Neisz who is now a school teacher at Dalton. Mickey is teaching three of Ann Hubbard’s children which are in school there. Ann Hubbard is married and has a faithful Dalton man, a lovely home, and children. Another one of my schoolmates I got to see was none other than Lucille Utley, Lucille is now a nurse at the Vanderbilt Hospital in Nashville, Tennessee. While in Madisonville, I visited a friend one evening and we settled down in the living room to see a ball game on her television set. To my surprise there at Madison Square Garden, was George Downing playing basketball for the Philadelphia Warriors. George is doing a great job in his career and that particular night he was high point man. By- Annie Mae Ramsey 13 CLASS POEM To this old school We have to say goodbye. We are very sorry To leave old Dalton High. To this dear old school That we will never forget. We love the dear old place And the classmates we have met. We have enjoyed All the years that passed. But we are also glad That this is our last. We leave this school To all future classes. We wish best of luck” To other lads and lasses. By- Lucille Utley 14 THE GRUMBLER I don’t see why they chose me for a grumbler. I never grumble, but what’s the use of talking? Nothing is ever done right around here anymore. Of course, anyone knows they could have gotten better teachers for Dalton this year. Take that Coach Thornton Dever for instance. That horrible person made us run five laps around the gym one way, and to top that, he made us turn around and run five the other way. Now I ask you, isn’t that awful? That Corine Utterback! She’s another character. Do you realize she made us memorize about half of our literature book. It’s all unnecessary, don’t you think? That principal A. O. Richards! He surely is a pain in the neck. He won't even let us chew gum in time books, and another thing, he makes us get at least two problems every day before class or in class. He sure is hard on us. Esmer Wyatt, our typing teacher, won't even let us have one little old mistake on our typing. That’s getting to be awful. Oh! Lord! That Jewell W. Logan. He won’t even let us skip his class and go to the store. I think he has forgotten he was young once. Those cooks we have! They are awful too. They won’t even let us have more than two servings of food. The Senior Class this time surely is dumb. Well, don’t you know Ann Hubbard actually made an A-. Isn’t that terrible? Janitors! Did you ever in your life see such lazy people? They won’t even sweep the floor more than once every day. And to beat it all the bus drivers won’t let us carve our initials on the sides of the buses. If we don’t do this how will people remember us ? By- George Downing 15 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: DALTON HIGH SCHOOL, of the City of Dalton and County of Hopkins, State of Kentucky, being of sound and disposing mind and memory, and not acting under fraud, duress, menace, or the influence of any person whatsoever, do make, publish, and de- clare this my last Will and Testament, of the Senior Class of 1949, in the manner, following, that is to say: Annie Mae Ramsey wills her giggles to Francis Adkins. Ann Hubbard wills her pretty brown eyes to Jonell Kirkwood. Ernie Ratliff wills her waistline to Sue Burden. Lucille Utley wills her ability to make good History grades to Randle Riley. Micky Neisz wills her ’49 Ford to Helen Prow. Lois Riley wills her short stature to Ola Mae Johnston. Jean Ausenbaugh wills her ability to flirt to Roena Good. George Downing wills his ability to make all tournament teams to Hickie Ratliff. Douglas Cullen wills his lovely agriculture smile to Mr. Richards. Roy Thompson wills his attraction to girls to E. L. Ramsey Ernest Holmes wills his love for Junior High Girls to Robert Blanchard. In WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and seal this SIXTH day of MAY A. D. 1949. Ernest Holmes (Seal) 16 UNDERGRADS Vice President Secretary fc Treasure] RANDLE RILEY OLA MAE JOHNSON JERRY HERRON ROENA GOOD REED PEYTON MARTHA BONE ROBERT BLANCHARD NANCY BROWN 18 HIGH SCHOOL Sponsor------ Faye Riley Naomi Peyton Ruth Brown Ann Prow Mary Dockery Houston Wyatt Jerry Rogers Wanda Thompson Janette Herron Gertrude Gibbons FRESHMAN CLASS ----------jewell Wyatt Logan Sue Burden Joyce Martin Barbara Ethridge Kenneth Lacy James Embry William Ethridge Franklin LaPradd James Curtright Maurice Wilson David Grable Rudolph Ratliff (not pictured) SOPHOMORE CLASS Sponsor---------------- Dorothy Hardwick Roy Stills Anna Lois Hart Dorothy Neisz Francis Adkins Edwin Jenkins H. B. Ashley Edgar Baker •------Mrs. Esmer Wyatt Raymond Edmiston Wayne Jones James Harris J. T. Wyatt Edward Jenkins Raymon Parrish Raymond Martin (not pictured) 20 GRADE I GRADE II GRADE III GRADE IV 21 ELEMENTARY GRADE I- Sponsor------------------ David Alexander Elmo C. Alexander Charles Thomas Babb Larry Bone Dana Dale Cullen Bobby Gene Fox J. D. Hankins Robert E. Holmes James R. Howton Jimmie C. Hankins Jesse Kirkwood Carl Jackson Williamson William Denton Wendell Denton Susan Bryant Martha Lou Frazer Rena Bell Hart Barbara L.Ipock Imogene Jones Glenda G. Montgomery Anna Ruth Poe Eilene Ruby Eva Sue Sisk Dorothy L. Starks GRADE II --------Miss Edith Richards Wanda Lee Jones Shala Jennings Linda Mae Williamsor Kenneth Bearden Gerald V. Brown George W. Dever James Grable Shelby Hale James E. Hart Thomas C. Hart Elmer Moore James Wm. Towe Richard Denton, Jr. Wanda J. Adkins Eva E. Daves Sue English Virginia Sue James Janet R. Lowery Patsy L. Moore Alice C. Morrison Virginia D. Parker Judy F. Sutton Wanda Lou Wagner Martha Sue Wyatt GRADE HI— GRADE IV William E. Alfred Archie P. Alfred Glenda Fay Ipock Bonnie Hart Margaret Gentry Evelyn Gentry Gay Gentry Glendon Martin Dorothy Martin Archie Martin Ben J. Bearden Thomas Cullen Terry Cullen Earl W. Cartright Robert Nash George Lepradd L. D. Hankins Shelby J. Hankins Darrel Jackson Carrol Sisk Ben Utley James Wyatt Leora Utley Fay Gentry Sponsor- Morris G. Wyatt Norman Wyatt Ruth Coffman Wanda Frazier Freda Hankins Aretta Hankins Jane Kirkwood Milba Johnston Thelma Jones Violet Poe James Poe Gloria Jean Ross Shelby Starks Norma J. Towe Edward Alexander Bobby Almond J. W. English William E. Ipock Billy Peyton Ruby Nash Judith Lovan Shelby Wyatt Francis Shelton 22 Mrs. Lois Rea GRADE V GRADE VI GRADE V II GRADE VIII 23 GRADE V--GRADE VI Sponsor----------------------------Mrs. Cleora Givens Joyce Parker Goldie Alexander Billy Johnston Georgia Alfred Ann Daves Richard Cook Pauline Bearden Billy Joe Cullen Nadine Johnston Wm. English Francis Sisk Walter Hart Eugene Tapp Dorothy Ipock Henry Bryant Jerry Lovan Ellen Utley Kenneth Morgan Sue Parker Bobby Peyton Janis Brown Wayne Jones Kenneth Tirey Dora Utley Nancy Babb Virginia Williams Delores Kirkwood Cyril Mencer Romane Miller Jimmie Kennedy GRADE VII—GRADE VIII Wanda Almon Nadine Cullen Joann Felker Shirley Jones Wanetta Hankins Marie L ofton Ann Rogers Hazel Traylor Jeff Cook Bonnie Wilson Austin Johnston Junior Cullen Edward Johnston Donald Hubbard Hubert Morgan Vivian Childress Clifford Jones David Utley Marvin Perkins Odis Walker Maurice Wyatt William Luther Wyatt Malcolm Franklin Delores Peyton Allie Mae Barnett Harold Donald Wyatt Virginia Coffman William Kennady Sponsor-----------------------------Mr. Thornton Dever 24 SCHOOL NEWS Several students from Dalton High School entered the Soil Conservation Contest in Hopkins County. Nancy Brown was placed third in the county and first at Dalton. She received a $5.00 prize and a blue ribbon. Lois Riley and Reed Peyton tied for second at Dalton and each received a red ribbon. Randle Riley and Mickey Neisz tied for third and each received a white ribbon. One of the members of the Dalton 4-H Club, J. D. Franklin, won a trip to Richmond, Virginia, by writing a theme on “What I Have Done In The 4-H Club.” He is a member of the Junior Class. The 4-H Club of Dalton sponsored a radio program December 17, with several of the members taking part. The fourth grade from Mrs. Rea’s room and the fifth and sixth grades from Mrs. Givens’ room sang Christmas Carols. On January 26th, the Junior High Students entertained the members of the P.T.A. with an interesting spelling match. Vivian Childress, an eighth grade student, won. We have one new typewriter of which we are very proud and have all the old ones repaired. The lunch room is serving very good lunches this year. They have bought a new radio and also many other things for the advantage of the students. After the annual was printed last year the alumni of Dalton High School held a banquet with a large number attending. Another banquet has been planned for this year. It is hoped there will be as many or more here this year than last. Our school system has something new this year. We have a grade supervisor who helps our grade teachers give the children the correct training. We also have a music supervisor for the grade children. We are very proud of our new faculty member this year, Mr. Jewell Wyatt Logan. We are anticipating with great pleasure that new school building we have been prom- ised this coming year. 26 balton i Prettiest QirU Senior 27 SENIOR ACTIVITIES The Seniors planned for their first activity an ice cream supper, which was September 10, 1948. It was a big success and everyone enjoyed themselves. Next we began working on our play “Aunt Susie Shoots The Works,” a mystery comedy presented in three acts. The characters were as follows: Aunt Susie Stowe Scarlet Deane Laura Dawson Madame Zola Portia Lark Omar Graves LaSalle Johnson Slick Conway- - -- -- -- -- - Aunt Susie, an old maid, who hated all men intensely was played by Annie Mae Ramsey. The proper romantic ending was supplied when Roy Thompson, a dignified bachelor, who be- fore he met her was convinced that the woman’s place was in somebody else's home, per- suaded her men were not so bad after all. JUNIOR ACTIVITIES An enjoyable party was held in the Dalton Gym on January 20th, in honor of the Junior Class and their chaperone, Jewell Logan. C. B. Utley, Jr. was initiated for president of 1948- 49. There were three Juniors absent, Katherine Weir, Buddie Hale, and Randle Riley. Several games were played and later in the evening refreshments were served. Next they began working on their play “No Bride For The Groom.” The characters were as follows: Bess Shelby-------------------------Ola Mae Johnston Herbert Prindel---------------------------------Randle Riley Joily---------------------------------- Roena Good Sophia Selby------------------------— Katherine Weir 28 Digby Prindel- Libby Little— Boots-------- Slamandy----- Dot Claiborne- Tom Swanton- Prissy Paluna Belinda Groot- E. L. Ramsey ■ - Anita Hollis J. D. Franklin ■ - Helen Prow - - Buddie Hale - Junior Utley - Nancy Brown - Martha Bone SOPHOMORE ACTIVITIES On September 21, the Sophomore class, accompanied by Mrs. Wyatt and Mr. Logan, went on a picnic to Dawson Park. We had a nice time, swimming, boating, and of course eating our picnic lunch. Our class officers are. President-------------- Secretary and Treasurer Colors----------------- Flower----------------— Motto..........-....... ______________Ramon Parrish ---------------Dorothy Neisz --------------Red and White ________________________Rose Our Reach Exceeds Our Grasp FRESHMEN ACTIVITIES On September 20, the Freshmen gave a party at Dalton High School. Each member of our class invited one person. Everyone had a nice time and lots of fun although it didn’t last very long. We enjoyed the entertainment and refreshments. Accompanying us was our spohsoi Jewel Wyatt Logan. 29 d unclt oom yUixed Qlee Club 30 Study, Mall ZJypiny f oom 31 ALUMNI DIRECTORY CLASS OF 1947-48 Ruby Helen Jackson lives in Earlington, Kentucky. Jo Nell Williams lives near Charleston, Kentucky. Rooert Coleman Indiana. Roy Bone Kentucky. Laura Hester Adkins lives near Beulah, Kentucky. Hammack Utley Dorothy Mae Utley in Madisonville, Kentucky. Clifton Gibbons Kentucky. Willadean Neisz at Salem, Kentucky. Lynn Capshaw Robert Ratliff Kentucky. Sue Zentmire Lebanon, Indiana. You will find the Alumni of 1942-47 in the Annual for 1947-48 and the Alumni of 1929-41 in the Annual for 1941-42. ATHLETICS DALTON’S BASKETBALL TEAM The Dalton Tigers this year have turned out to be better in their teamwork than last year. They have grown quite a bit in height during the summer vacation. They have not been the strongest in the county but always willing to take their defeats with a smile. George Downing has come in with those “Hot Shot” Downing baskets and pulled Dalton through many games. He is a Senior and is 18 years old, 5’ 8” tall. George is captain of our team and was chosen on the all tournament team at an invitational tour- nament at Charleston and received a gold basketball. He has played 3 years on the first team. Douglas Cullen, although he has been in bad health the first few games, has pulled through and came back to push Dalton through to many a victory. He is 18 years old, 5’ 10„” and was also chosen on the all tournament team at Charleston and received a gold basketball. He is graduating this year and will be greatly missed. Junior Utley is pretty good on long shots if he gets just that right Utley swing on it. He is a junior and is 16 years old, 5’ ll}” tall. He’ll be back next year and we hope he makes good. When Roy Thompson, “Big Foot Thompson” as he is called, gets in there to jump center he can get up in the air. He also is good on intercepting passes. He is 16 years old, and 6’ tall. He is leaving this year, we are sure his height and performance will be missed. Jerry Herron, a hard working player, will long be remembered for those beautiful left handed long shots. He is 16 years old, 6’ ?” and is a junior. He will be back next year. We are counting on you, Jerry. Raymond Martin came up from second team to make a big hit with people for his good teamwork and his fast peppy work where pep was needed. He is 15 years old and 5’ 8” tall. He is a sophomore this year. In the years to come we hope to see him become a real star. James Curtwright is Dalton’s danger signal. When the other teams want to play rough, he is always ready to take it and deal it out in return. He is 15 years old, 6’ tall, and a Freshman. Franklin LaPradd is a good player and a teamman. This is his first year to make the team and-we are proud of him. He is 16 years old and 6’ tall. He also is a Freshman. We proudly salute Thornton Dever, the coach of Dalton Tigers, for his excellent training knowledge which he has managed to convey to the boys. He has paved the way for several victories this year. k 34 Jbalton Z)ig,er£ ZJeam GEORGE DOWNING Captain Forward DOUGLAS CULLEN Co-Captain Forward ROY THOMPSON Center JERRY HERRON Guard THORNTON DEVERS� Coach CLOYD B. UTLEY Guard RAYMOND MARTIN Forward JAMES CURTWRIGHT Guard 35 FRANKLIN LePRADD Center J a hethall Squad Cheerleader4 Ernie Ratliff, Helen Prow, Randle Riley, Jean Ausenbaugh. 36 Scv 1. Bottoms Up. 2. Faded Summer Love. 3. Teachers Pet. 4. Old Man River. 5. Car Load. 6. Old Pals. 13. Dear Billie Eugene. 7. Temptation. 8. Hang Over Square. 9. Private Property. 10. Queen For A Day. 11. Goo Goo Club. 12. Traveling. 38 CHUCKLES Mrs. Utterback: “Ernest, will you please give three collective nouns?' Ernest: “Flypaper, wastebasket, vacuum cleaner.’’ “If I cut a beefsteak in two,” asked Mr. Richards, “then cut the halves in two, what do I get?” “Quarters,” answered George. “Good. And then again?” “Eighths.” Correct. Again?” “Sixteenths.” “Exactly. And then?” “Thirty seconds.” “And once more?” “Hamburger! cried George impatiently. Mr. Dever, who had watched his team go down in defeat, stopped the referee as he was leaving the gym. “Where’s your dog?” he commanded. “Dog?” ejaculated the referee. “I have no dog.” Well, said Mr. Dever, “your’re the first blind man I ever saw who didn’t have dog.” “Has that florist any children?” “Two-a girl who is a budding genius and a son who is a blooming idiot.” Mr. Logan: “What is ignorance, Douglas?” Douglas: “Ignorance is when you don’t know anything and somebody finds it out.” Mrs. Wyatt (pointing to a deer in a picture): “Now, Johnny, tell me what that animal is.” Johnny: “I don’t know, teacher.” Mrs. Wyatt: “What does your mother call your father?” Johnny: “Is a beetle that big? First Angel: “And how did you get here?” Second Angel: “Flu.” 39 zrfutoLjxafiii. Hr| i A hj M«r—!!■«. M... U A A. 41 COMPLIMENTS OF Jordan Furniture Co. 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