Dixon High School - Chanticleer Yearbook (Dixon, CA)

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ee A e Ghcznticleer -.l...f.'...P g ., , ., I 9 3 7 At noon upon the steps we gather To pass the time'-away, Others more athletic rather On the tennis courts would play.

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C -.u untain: I want something for my voice! B. Fo f'!!f' T. Hess: dBut this is a hardware store not a ff? H. ji-'P' drug store.N N.qf, INNNNXI B. Fountain: 'I know it. I want a megaphone.h W , w .Elf xxx u l Mrs B.: HHow does your bloo run?H C. Ferguson: Hlt rushes fr the head to the feet, takes a good look at the feet d runs back to the head again.H Miss C.: HDo you think you've boosted the circulation of your paper by giving a year's subscription for the biggest potato raised in the country?U' D. Dunnicliff: WMaybe not, G. Cagle: WI was struck by but at least I got four barrels of samples.H the beauty of this school. H. Cagle: HYou shouldn't have gotten so familiar with her.H Marguerite R.: HCan you gi Naida R.: WSure, he's a fe ve a definition of an orator?n llow that's always ready to lay down your life for his country.' Helen K.: HYes, my family can trace its ancestry back to William the ' Conqueror.W Margie B.: UI suppose you'll be telling us that your ancestors were in the Ark wit h Noah?U Helen K.: HCertain1y not, my people had a boat of their own.u Mr. W.:. Hwhat is the outstanding contribution that chemistry has . given to the world?U Willie D.: WBlondes!N Mrs. B.: uYes, quite a number of plants and flowers have the prefix 'dog'. For instance, the dog-rose and the dog-violet are well-known. Gan you name another?u ,ff Jane L.: Colli-flowers. gfafb ,f- Mary Lou H.: So you think Hank is an Kg' indifferent dancer?W Kxi, Virginia A.: nYes, indifferent to time, place, and his partner's QW feet.W Lois S.: WDO you want to hear something awful?H W. Grady: UNO, don't singi u -n - qt 'auwft 7 - . ' 9:9 Q11 cmticleer

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B R you have gone around me?' . Norton: Sorry, I lBSh't sure whether I had enough gas. ' .J.C.: 'Go for a drive in . Watson: 'Wh1l, why not? M this rain? The idealn G It's a driving rain.' J. Phillips is applying for Attendant: WCan you swim?W J. Phillips: No, but 1 can wade like the aureus. a job as life guard. Coach M.: nSay,-the movie stars don't want you sightseeing on their magnificent private estates.' B. Fountain: UAW, don't be a sap. Join the hervy and see the world Kewpie Mc: fReturning from Big Gamel 'wheel Herwig's 6 ft. 4 in. Gail Mo: 1WGosh! What long hairlu . g 1 T u n , N' :ethereal , N Sum X Q Q..-E qggl iii, Ry UTIL, -A H.Cn9lf ,,N ' WMV. P . I NWA ' 1 9 . ... 4 I : NT 'L V X- , 2 .J 'You see Virginia, we ran out of bottlesln Mr. Williams: CTO Irving matching penniesj 'Boys you know we don't , allow gambling here in schoo1.' Irving: '1 're not gambling. Boyd here hasn't a chance.' Kenneth G.: 'How did your brother's plan to hitch hike to Ohio work out?' Pearl S.: 'It worked without a hitch. He had to walk.' Janet P.: 'Say, have you noticed the smell in the library late1y?' Gordon L.: W0h, that's nothing--just the dead silence they keep ther Ghclntlcleer l . Pritchard: KRising after being hit by R. Norton's earl 'C0uldn't in 6