Decatur High School - Azure and Maize Yearbook (Decatur, MI)

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A OVERHEARD IN HISTORY Xliss HCC.: XIV, X'ut1l1g',CIlI1 you 1. -it 1 I A, sions in Africa? Xlae Y.: XX'ell they are all north of the Tango, Qi' Nliss lfogersswhile talking about early explmmtiom Said. rg Xlost all history is causeil' lmeeause the pocket hook pinched 22 gf someone somewhere sometime' Xliss Xlef.: Yes, isn't it wonilerlul 'lihese Ciamels can go ' eight clays without water? A llazel ll. Hiiracioiis no. l can tell a bigger one than that, mysellf' Xliss Rogers: HXXill1lfCllCCI4lHCsZllllJI'IlI'X'l121YC17IlIllCIll1l1- i lie. ' if lrlarolnl ll: 'IX stimulating' effect. -2 ,Q -- I WANT TO BE EXACT ' Xlr. XX'. :ln chem. J: 'X'es. a flame is a gas in comlnustion. .Xiter-thought: ln Clieinistryf' 5 . . . A . 1 - , Xliss Rogers: XX hat knnl ot men maile the constitution? llright Sophie: XX'ise men. STARTLING Xlr. XX'.: Yes laclies always have hail the right to jump to Conclusions. lfor ages, that has heen their prix'ileg'e. l.ester ll : XX'hat is the law of conversation tconservationli Xlr. XX'.: ln the high school it seems not to be heard. . Xlrs. Mills. being a latly whose height is remarkable. felt l ' lonely one clay because she was occupying' the spacious rostrum .. s alone. Her eves swept the assemhlx' room trom one side to the 11 other. and then she saw Gorge Kitlcl vainly encleavoring to look , .fAi'f, over his Freshman seat. Feeling' sympathetically inclinefl if . s towaril him she immecliately inviteil him up to share the honors ' QQ, of the rostrum with her. 57 1, BE AUTY CORNER-CM. M. Wg -it-'L -- .AX few sane Beauty Hints: Never go to war. Q .-Xlways agree with a person larger than yourSClT- Z3 Don't hurry. X' XX'ait until the car stops. X Never get married. :ii , ' I 'I 'ly 'f , 7:5 ' ' ' ..g-, : , 13,114.- ' 1-2 - wp' 5 L, ,311 -,ink s. 9 ,pi 3, Mg: 'f . . X-4. . , V ,I . . .. .fag . 1, .,.f- Q, , i :- im e t ie french posses-

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Thomas H.: Where does gum come from? Mrs. Mills: Spruce trees. I Thomas H.: i'XYell l guess this seat is made of spruce then. l just dug a nice chew of gum out of it. On the morning of October eighteenth Mr. XYashburr1 re- ceived a magnificent present from certain members of the High School. This present was The l.ittle Old Ford Rambled Right Along. Une can hardly imagine how he appreciates it. Horn- ings as he listens to this charming song, happy memories come hack to him. A SPINACH CAVALIER A spinach cavalier stood in his overalls, And played such a sweet olpligato: He sang of the wheat. the bean and the beet. The rntahaga. and the tomato. Chorus- Say. darling, say, when l am mowing hay. Sometimes you may thing of me, dear. Sunshine and rain are good for the grain- llememlier what l say and he true. dear. THE COMMITTEE XYho is it that works like tarnal sin To make the class project win, Without a hope of praise or tin? The Committee. XYho lays his school work and joy aside To argue in most friendly strife. In smoke so thick you need a knife? The Committee. XYho makes an enemy ofa friend And causes wounds he ne'er can mend. To act impartial to the end? The Committee. XYho when the work is clone alack. .lust turns around and presents his back, And gets it where his clothes are slack? The Committee. , as M51