Dorchester High School - Dorhian Yearbook (Dorchester, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1942 volume:

We, the Seniors, dedicate the 19A2 Dorhian to Miss Adeline Goetsch, an enthusiastic teacher and a gracious friend. n FACULTY MEMBERS Durward McVey—Principal Central State Teachers College 3.E. River Fells State Teachers College University of Wisconsin-Graduate Work Mathematics Mr. Chester A. Rinka Central State Teachers College B.S. Social Science; Typing; Coaching Mr. Theodore Ketterl Ashland County Normal Central State Teachers College B.S. University of Minnesota Science; Mathematics; Forensics Mr. Harold Kinyon University of Wisconsin B.S. Agriculture Miss Adeline Goetsch Central State Teachers College B.S. University of Wisconsin-Library School English; Latin; Forensics Miss Helen E. Rezin Central State Teachers College University of Wisconsin B.S, Social Science; History ss Dorothy M. Nelson Central State Teachers College B.S. Jr. Business Practice; English; Geography Band; Glee Club ss Margaret Boden Milwaukee State Teachers College B.S. Upper Grades Miss Almira Helke Central State Teachers College Laver Grades BOARD OF EDUCATION B.S. yp' J' Dr. A.W. Schief-Director M. S. Sorenson-Clerk Elmer Koehn-Treasurer Q ■� SLNI0R5 (John H avr 15 P extcn 7 Vanda. 1- V r Reynolds L-o. Ve.Y . Sayitir I R I | I CJOycc o u Lorctra oie jerf Hjl+oh fisc o T K,orc ro, Oie |Crf i i_ t22±J ZZL 2ZLL I Sa U Po.o| Rose Marie Bartz Rosie SENIORS Far may you search ere you will find One so good, so generous, and so kind. Audrey Breclce She seems quiet, but maybe you don't know her. Martha Berras A four square girl in every way Ask Martha, she'll help you any day. i Evelyn Fritsch Evier She that was fair and never proud Had tongue at will, but never loud. Donald Genrich % Don I ponder not, but yet I know Why this and that are thus and so. Blanche Genrich She enters into work or play In the same good natured way. John Harris A solemn youth with sober phiz Who eats his grub and minds his biz. Corliss Jensen Rookie He has added prestige to the school. In sports, classes, and his council's rule. Delores Liepke Dee She's not only good, but good for something. Herbert Malchow Herbie Only angels are perfect—I am but a woman. Valarie Paff A quiet tongue shov eth a vdse head. Isabel Paul Not very tall, not very small, But fair and sweet and loved by all. Verna Paul Izzy Though modest and gentle, she rules her own mind, dpO Ambitious, successful, and still not a grind. Mike Peters Life is short, life is earnest. So am I. Wanda Rahn Weenie The world’s no better if you hurry. Life's no longer if you worry. Eugene Pueschner Gene A man of silence, a man of sense. Fred Reynolds Fritz To work or not to work—that is the question. LaVerne Sauter Boy Who will entertain the populace whan I am gone? Joyce Sebold Some think the world was made for fun end frolic, And so do I.......And so do I. Loretta Siegert Smile and the world smiles with you. Adeline Stoiber Happy am I, from care I'm free. Why aren’t they all contented like me? Milton Tischendorf Happy go-lucky, fair and free. Nothing there is that bothers me. Lois Wolf Addie Hit Beware! I may do something sensational yet. FAVORITE SAYINGS OF THE SENIORS Rose Marie Bartz— Oh Nellie. Martha Berres----- Oh Kid. Audrey Brecke----- Oh Jeepers. Evelyn Fritsch---- That's A Fact. Blanche Genrich--- Geez Donald Genrich---- Nice Stuff-Eh? John Harris------- I Don't Know. Corliss Jensen---- I Don’t Talk. Dolores Liepke---- I'll Be Darned If I Know. Herbert Mai chow-- Sure. Alice Mason------- Honest. Magdalen Mertens— You Shouldn't Oughta Do That. Valarie Faff------ I Wisht I Knew. Isabel Paul------- ain't It The Nuts? Verna Paul-------- OhI Ya________ Mike Peters------- Huh? Eugene Pueschner— . hat Ya Want? V.'anda Rahn------ Do You Think So? Fred Reynolds----- 'What Do You Know Joe? Boy Sauter-------- I S'pose You Don't Believe That? Joyce Sebold------ On Accounta I Know. Loretta Seigert--- Okay. Adeline Stoiber--- The Heck With It. Milton Tischendorf'Not Bad Eh? Lois Y olf- - Aw Heck. ■� t SENIOR HISTORY The Senior Class of 'A2 has been one of pep, activity and leadership. A few of our Senior boys will be missed in basketball and baseball. The Senior girls have taken keen interest in basketball, volleyball, and bowling. The class was well represented in Band. Blanche Genrich and Madge Mertens represented the class in solos. Blanche Genrich and Fred Reynolds gave a cornet duet and Joyce Sebold and LaVerne Sauter gave a saxaphone duet. In the Dorchester Clarion, the class has displayed their literary efforts by preparing the school news. Blanche Genrich was editor of the Oor-Hi—Spy and was assisted by other members of the class. In Dor-Hi's carnival, a great many of our Senior drama- tists displayed their ability in the Plummer Breach of Prom- ise Case . Corliss Jensen and Madge Mertens represented the class in the popularity contest. Seniors also made a good showing in the Future Farmers of America judging contest at Madison. Our class was repre- sented by John Harris, Corliss Jensen and Fred Reynolds. The senior class was represented in dramatic declamations by Isabel Paul. During this period of history when our country, together with the rest of the world, is in distress, the Defense Stamp Club was well represented by the following seniors: Audrey Brecke, Corliss Jensen, Dolores Liepke, Valarie Paff, Isabel Paul, Adeline Stoiber and Lois Wolf. Last, but certainly not least, this wonderful history of our entire school year, the Dorhian, has been made possible by the diligent work of the Senior Class. COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM Processional-----Hiss Nelson and Miss Helke Salutory Address-----What Youth Owes a World at War-by- Martha Berres Saxaphone Duet---By Joyce Sebold and LaVerne Sauter titled—Night in June Class Will----The Fight for Freedom that Never Ends—by Valarie Paff Vocal Solo----By Adeline Stoiber, titled—Just Awearyin' For You Class Prophecy—-—By Dolores Liepke and Rose Marie Bartz Instrumental Duet----By Blanche Genrich and Madge Mertens Valedictory Address----Our Faith is in America------by Corliss Jensen Band Ensemble----By members of the Senior class The band members of the Senior class are as follows: Audrey Brecke, Blanche Genrich, Donald Genrich, Loretta Siegert, Corliss Jensen, Madge Mertens, Isabel Paul, Fred Reynolds, LaVerne Sauter, Joyce Sebold, and Lois Wolf. Presentation of American Legion and Daughters of American Revolution Metals. Presentation of Diplomas----By Prin. Durward McVey • t (Junior Cl V JUNIOR CLASS Cy 3 front rot Hr. Rinka-Advisor Dick Schreiber-Pres. Beatrice Paulson Marjory 'Lindboe-V. Pres. Marvin Tauchen Beverly Paulson Arlene Harder-Sec'y George Rau-Treas, Mr. Ketterl-Advisor Kenneth Paul v Delbert Dake Leonard Bush (JcT Evelyn Scidmore Delt —L ---- Leor A .W icr ac i T« .«HK rbert Waldhart sadore Umlauft % Margaret Mayr U Dorothy Stoiber Roy Robida jf ) Jf| j JiUcille Broeske 1Emil Mackawey qjfr fjr Marie Heinta Gladys Brecke ROT Ardis Krause Elizabeth Browe Dolores Tischendorf Elaine Juedes A a FOURTH ROT Galen Paul Eugene Lindau OT ON THE PICTURE rdon Schief 2 ml. L -sn Za • 1 JUNIOR HISTORY Yes, here is that peppy Junior class again. It is alive in interest and comes into the lime-light of the school often. In basketball it was well represented. David Schreiber Gordon Schief, and Delbert Dake were the Junior contribution to the A squad. The carnival stunt Galaxy of Stars presented in Octo- ber, was awarded first place. Popularity candidates, David Schreiber and Marjorie Lindboe, were crowned King and Queen of the school carnival. In the two-minute speech contest, the Junior participants were the Twins---Beatrice and Beverly Faulson. Beverly Paulson was the winner chosen by popular vote of the audience. There are ten Juniors in the Band this year. Those people are: Delbert Dake, George Rau, Gladys Brecke, Gordon Schief, Eugene Lindau, Betty Browe, Ardis Krause, Beverly and Beatrice Paulson, and David Schreiber. The Defense Club was newly organized this year. Nine active merrbers of the group were Juniors. Gladys Brecke, Leonard Bush, Delbert Dake, Marjorie Lindboe, Galen Paul, Beatrice and Beverly Paulson, David Schreiber and Gordon Schief composed that group. Beverly Paulson was Assistant Editor of the Dorhian this year and David Schreiber acted as Assistant Manager. George Rau and Delbert Dake gave orations this year. Beverly Paulson entered the humorous declamation contest and Beatrice Paulson the dramatic declamation contest. 0- FRONT ROW Allen Pudleiner Shirley Tischendorf-Treas. Jean .Tronson-V. Pres. Betty Habe rmeyer-Sec'y .V7 Myrtle Kellner Gordon Seidel-Pres, Vfflr. Kinfon-Advisor ij Elaine Elizabeth Paul Anthony Beck Betty Violand Dale Soreson .Elaine Persons air.es Paul M Marjorie Sailor ROW ” - yj nai jux ic uclliui (j Vaughn Waldhart Olivia Rueden Gordon Leonhardt O' MargarelMRobi Ned fillen Elaine Nori in Jo jg NOT ON THE PICTURE Joseph Mayr y SOPHOMORE HISTORY The class of 19AA has shown itself to be very active. It has participated in various extra-curricular activities and shovm ability in several fields. e received third place in the school carnival with the stunt called Hot Air . Our popularity candidates were Jean Tronson and Allen Pudleiner. Those members of our class in the Glee Club were: Myrtle Kellner, Elaine Parsons, Betty Haberraeyer and Olivia Rueden. Myrtle Kellner, Jean Tronson, Anthony Beck, Betty Habermeyer, Olivia Rueden and Dale Sorenson participated actively in the Senior Band. Jean Tronson played a cornet duet at the tournament this year. Those who belonged to the Junior Band were Gordon Seidel and M rjorie Sailer. Our class was fairly well represented in boys basketball by Allen Pudleiner, Louis Bauernfeind, Dale Sorenson, Gordon Seidel and Neil McCarron, who were members of the B squad. Louis Bauernfeind, Gordon Seidel, Myrtle Kellner, Norman Jorgenson, Jean Tronson and Elaine Parsons were active in the Defense Stamp Club organized this year. Anthony Beck gave an oration and Norman Jorgenson gave a humorous declamation. The girls who competed in forensics were Elaine Elizabeth Paul, Elaine Parsons and Betty Violand. • .yot « FRESHMAN CLASS Miss Nelson-Advisor - y. Elva Bi(j=kholtz YNomai FeDteke-Se c vj BerverV Genrich FRONT ROW oSgr Stoiber F fcnJTischendorf lnkbelle Brecke Anit ita Habemeyer argaret Zak THIRD ROW thel Miller •prothy Tischendorf .-Marjory Hildebrand ' AGeorge Ti schendorf NOT ON Illiam Berres onald Bedroske ‘Art Boxrucker-Treas. Rodger Pnemeau-Pres. Carol Fierke Robert Krause-V. Pres. Ethel Goessl Mildred Sailor Donald Fierke June Ulrich Lillian Haufe iobert Erickson arian .Stelzel ±72 7 FRESHMAN HISTORY We are the Freshmen, the Greenies of Dorchester High. The upper classmen initiated us properly with a harrowing evening early in the fall, We have bresthed a great deal easier since that time. At carnival time we produced WLS Barndance assisted by Miss Nelson, our class advisor. The class talent which was used, was very well received by the audience. Beverly Genrich and Norman Fenslce were the Freshman representatives in the popularity contest. They received second place. The girls of our class have shown a good deal of inter- est in music. Several of them sang in the Glee Club and drum major work was begun by Delores Heintz, June Ulrich, Marian Stetzel, and Mildred Sailer. Rodger Premeau and Verdayne Erdman acted as managers of the basketball team. Robert Krause and Donald Fierke played basketball. The ranks of the band were increased by Anita Habermeyer, Marjorie Mildebrandt, Donald Bedroske, Ethel Gossel,Norman Fenske, Earl Sailer, Mildred Sailer, Carol Fierke, Donald Fierke, and Beverly Genrich. Beverly Genrich, Rodger Premeau and Ethel Goessl were the Freshman charter members of the Defense Club which was organized this year. Our History is so far short? but watch it grow - ♦ . t ¥ SEASON'S BASKETBALL SCORES Conference Games Nov. 28 Dorchester vs. Abbotsford (here) 13 21 Dec. 5 Dorchester vs. Westboro (here) 27 2A Dec. 12 Dorchester vs. Rib Lake (there) 23 28 Dec. 18 Dorchester vs. Frentice (there) 1A 26 J an. 9 Dorchester vs. Medford (here) 18 22 Jan. 16 Dorchester vs. Abbotsford (there) 22 25 Jan. 23 Dorchester vs. Westboro (there) 18 17 Jan. 30 Dorchester vs. Rib Lake (here) 38 3A Feb. 6 Dorchester vs. Prentice (here) 18 19 Feb. 11 Dorchester vs. Medford (there) 31 A2 Non-Conference Games Nov. 3 Dorchester vs. Edgar (there) 19 15 Nov. 1A Dorchester vs. Athens (here) 28 35 Nov. 18 Dorchester vs. Edgar (here) 33 29 Jan. 5 Dorchester vs. Athens (there) 17 18 Play-off for Ath place at Medford Feb. 19 Dorchester vs. Loyal 25 18 Tournament at Abbotsford Feb, 25 Dorchester vs. Edgar 20 2A Feb. 26 Dorchester vs. Colby 13 16 Players C. Jensen G. Schief Mr, . Rinka-Coach D. Dake N. McCarron A. Pudleiner L. Sauter V. Erdman-Mgr. G. Seidl D. Schrieber G. Rau D. Sorenson D. Genrich L. Bauemfeind R. Premeau-Mgr. Baseball Games 18 Dorchester vs. Abbotsford (there) A 9 Dorchester vs. Spencer (here) 5 1 23 Dorchester vs. Colby (there) 0 7 Dorchester vs. Abbotsford (here) 5 2 CLASS T0URNAM2OT Dor Hi held another annual class tournament on March 11, 12, 13th of this year. The Juniors held the lead all the time and in the final checkup remained the victors. A summary of the events in the entire tournament and the order which they placed are: First Second Third Fourth Ping Pong Girls Sr. Jr. Soph. Frosh. (Singles) Boys Jr. Soph. Sr. F rosh. Ping Pong Girls Jr. Soph. Sr. Frosh. (Doubles) Boys Jr. Sr. Soph. Frosh, Bowling Girls Sr. Soph. Jr. Frosh. Boys Jr. Sr. Soph. Frosh. Broad Jump Girls Soph. Jr. Frosh. Sr. Boys Soph. Sr, Jr. Frosh. Free Throw Girls Sr. Soph. Jr. Frosh. (Individual) Boys Sr. Frosh. Soph. Jr. Relay Race Girls Soph. Sr. Jr. Frosh. Boys Jr. Sr. Frosh. Soph. Chinning Girls Soph. Jr. Sr. Frosh. Boys Jr. Sr. Soph. Frosh. Volley Ball Girls Sr. Soph. Frosh. Jr. Boys Sr. Jr. Soph. Frosh. Basketball Girls Jr. Soph. Sr. Frosh. Boys Sr. Jr. Soph. Frosh. B. B. Relay Girls Soph. Jr. Frosh. Sr. Boys Sr. Jr. Soph. Frosh. V heelbarrow Boys Jr. Sr. Frosh. Soph. Race Tug of War Boys Jr. Sr. Soph. Frosh. Free Throw Girls Frosh. Jr. Sr. Team Soph. Boys Jr. Sr. Frosh. Soph. 0 SCHOOL CALENDAR September 3 September 18 School Started Baseball Abbotsford there September 23 November 3 Baseball Colby there Basketball Edgar there November 14 November 17 Basketball Athens there Band Concert November 18 November 2.5 Basketball Athens here Basketball Abbotsford here December 5 December 12 Basketball Westboro here Basketball Rib Lake there December 18 January 9 Basketball Prentice there Basketball Medford here January 16 January 23 Basketball Abbotsford here Basketball Westboro there January 30 February 6 Basketball Rib Lake here Basketball Prentice here February 11 February 12 Basketball Medford there Lincoln Program February 20 February 23 Play-off at Medford Washington Program February 24-27 March 11-13 Tournament at Abbotsford Class Tournament March 25 March 27 Forensics at Colby Forensics at Westboro April 9 April 11 Band Concert Music Festival at Colby April 24 May 1-2 Class Play Music Festival at Medford May 8 May 21 Prom Commencement GLEE CLUB FIRST SOPRANOS Lillian Mackowey Evelyn Scidmore Marjorie Lindboe Anita Habermeyer Ethel Goessl Carol Fierke Myrtle Kellner Jean Tronson Dorothy Stoiber Joyce Sebold Gladys Brecke Wanda Rahn SECOND SOPRANOS Betty Browe Elaine Juedes Adeline Stoiber Elaine Parsons Delores Tischendorf Ardis Krause ALTOS Margaret Mayr Lois Wolf Marjorie Sailer Alice Mason Madge Mertens Blanche Genrich Director, Miss Nelson Accompanist, Miss Helke Were I and Gardens were the selections chosen for the Music Festival held at Colby April 11, and for the annual tournament held at Medford May 2. ( t I Or — BAND The Senior Band has twenty-eight members than last year. Their names and instruments they members. play are Five more as follows: Cornets----Blanche Genrich, Fred Reynolds, Audrey Brecke, Jean Tronson. Clarinets—Gordon Schief, Eugene Lindau, Lois 7 olf, Loretta Seigert, George Rau, Isabel Paul, Corliss Jensen, Betty Habormeyer, Gladys Brecke, Saxaphone—Joyce Sebold, LaVerne Sauter, Myrtle Kellner, Olivia Ruecien. Trombone---Done Genrich, Betty Violnad, Beatrice Paulson, Alto-------Ardis Krause, Beverly Paulson, Baritone---Madge Mortens, Betty Browe. Snare Drum-Dale Sorenson, Dick Schrieber. Bass Drum—Anthony Beck, Sousaphone-Delbert Dake. i, JUNIOR BAND Cornets----Donald Bedroske, Gordon Seidl. Clarinets—Carol Fierke, Ethel Goessl, Anita Habermeyer. Saxaphone—Beverly Genrich. Trombone---Marjorie Mildebrandt, Ranny Genrich. Alto-------Shirley Browe. Baritone---Earl Sailer. Sousaphone-Harjorie Sailer, Donald Fierke. Cymbals----Mildred Sailer Bass Drum—Norman Fenske Snare Drum-Skippy McVey DRUM MAJORETTES Mildred Sailer------------June Ulrich---------- Delores Heintz The Music Festival was held at Colby April 11th with the Band Tournament being held at Medford May 1st and 2nd. A concert was held November 17th and April 9th to help obtain money for the band. Those who took solos and duets are as follows: Solos---Joyce Sebold, Madge Mertens, Blanche Genrich, and Jean Tronson, Duets---Blanche Genrich and Fred Reynolds. Gladys Brecke and Betty Habermeyer. 4 STUDENT COUNCIL h The Student Council was organized shortly after Christ- mas vacation. There are four representatives from each ( class. Officers elected by the Council are as follows: President, Corliss Jensen; Vice-President, David Schrieber, 1 Secretary, Blanche Genrich; and Treasurer, Adeline Stoiber. Other members of the Council are: Donald Genrich, Beatrice and Beverly Paulson, Marvin Tauchen, Gordon Seidel, Allen Pudleiner, Myrtle Kellner, Betty Habermeyer, Roger Premeau, Beverly Genrich, and Carol Fierke. Problems which concern the school are discussed and settled in an arbitrary manner. This wonderful addition to our school activities has taught our pupils to take re- sponsibilities upon themselves. SCHOOL CARNIVAL The annual carnival was held on October 30th and 31th. A stunt was given by each of the four classes as in the former years. The stunts and groups which gave them are as follows: Freshmen--------- WLS Barn Dance Sophomores------- Hot Air Juniors---------- Galaxy of Radio Stars Seniors----------— Great Plummer Breach of Promise Case The winners were the Juniors with their pantomine of famous radio stars. The popularity oontest created a great deal of interest and competition. Junior candidates were crowned Carnival King and Queen. King Dick Schrieber and Queen Marjorie Lindboe were attended by Beverly Genrich, Norman Fenske, Jean Tronson, Allen Pudleiner, Magdalen Mertens and Corliss Jensen. Poultry donated by the F.F.A. was raffled and prizes donated by the business men were awarded each night. A jitney dance was held each evening. ! 4 G.A.A. The Girls Athletic Association of Dorchester High School composed of high school girls, has for its main objective the promotion and support of all forms of athletics in which our school participates. The advisors are Miss Margaret Boden and Miss Elmyra Helke. Officers elected were President, Madge Mertens and Secretary-Treasurer, Joyce Sebold. To raise money for a camping trip in the spring, refresh- ments 'were sold during the carnival in the fall. A Wash- ington's birthday party was held on February 17th. DOR-HI-SPY News of the school is prepared and written each week by the members of the Dor-Hi-Spy staff. The school paper is edited only by Seniors. This has been a custom since the organization of the group in 1939. Dor-Hi-Spy is publish- ed each week in the Dorchester Clarion. This year for the first time school news was sent to the Medford Star News for publication. POSTAL SAVINGS CLUB The 1941-194-2 school year saw the formation of a new club in the school. It was an outgrowth of the tv o-minute speeches given to encourage the buying of defense stamps and bonds. Its purpose is to show loyalty and support to our country. The eight charter members are: Beverly Genrich, Norman Jorgenson, Myrtle Kellner, Isabel Paul, Beatrice Paulson, Beverly Paulson, Roger Premeau, and Adeline Stoiber. The officers are: President, Beverly Paulson; Vice-President, Beatrice Paulson; Secretary, Norman Jorgenson; Treasurer, Adeline Stoiber, and News Reporter, Gordon Leonhardt [ -) n fu £«- 5 a -f-f t ANNUAL STAFF Corliss Jonsen------ Dick Schreiber------ Blanche Genrich----- Beverly Paulson----- ADVISORS ---------Manager ---Ass't Manager ----------Editor ----Ass't Editor Prin. Durward McVey---------------------------Business Theodore Ketterl---------------------------Photography Adeline Goetsch------------------------------Editorial ACTIVITIES Don Genrich-------------- Rose Marie Bartz---------- Joyce Sebold------------- Martha Berres------------- Dolores Liepke----------- Herbert Maichow---------- Audrey Breeke------------ Adeline Stoiber---------- Isabel Paul—------------- Vfanda Rahn—Alice Mason— ------------------Boys Sports -----------------------g.a.a. -------------------------Band --------------------Forensics --------------------Glee Club -----------------------F.F.A. ------------------------Humor --------------School Calendar -------------------Tournament -------------------Dedication CLASS EDITORS Valarie Paff-------------------------------------Senior Beatrice Paulson---------------------------------Junior Gordon Seidl----------------------------------Sophomore Beverly Genrich--------------------------------Freshman BUSINESS Fred Reynolds------------------------------Advertizing Manager Madge Mertens------------------------------------Sales Manager 4 FORENSICS Forensics contestants this year came mainly from the Sophomore and Junior classes, with one Senior entry. Oratory was coached by Hr. Ketterl. Declamatory readings and extemporaneous reading events were coached by Miss Goetsch. The league forensic contests were held at Westboro on March 23 and at Colby on March 25. Contests for orations and dramatic declamations were held at Westboro, and humo- rous declamations and extemporaneous reading and speaking contests were held at Colby. Oratory And Sudden Death ------------------Delbert Dake Two Men -----------------------------George Rau League Contestant, Delbert Dake Dramatic Declamations The Little Lie Teller -----------Beatrice Paulson League Contestant, Bea Paulson Humorous Declamations Under the Dryers ------------------Elaine Parsons The Eavesdrippers ---------Elaine Elizabeth Paul Cheese Hid-Bits ------------------Beverly Paulson Huck Finn's Cure for Warts -----Norman Jorgenson Visiting with Vesta ----------------Betty Violand League Contestant, Norman Jorgenson Extemporaneous Reading Readers: Anthony Beck—Gordon Seidel.—Allen Pudleiner League Contestant, Allen Pudleiner I ft I !,Grin and Bear It Proof Needed I can't marry him, Mother. He's an atheist and doesn't believe in Hell. Marry him, my dear, and between us we'll convince him that he's wrong! Collegiate Mother: Now say your prayers, sonny, and go to sleep. Little Charley: (a new football fan): God bless Ma, God bless Pa, God bless me----rah! rah! rahj With Apologies to Sir Walter Scott Breathes there a man with soul so dead Who never once has turned his head and said, Mmmmm, not bad? No Thanks! Mark Twain once as:eG a neighbor if he might borrow a set of books. You're welcome to read them in my library, replied the neighbor ungraciously, but it is my rule never to let my books leave ny house. oeveral weeks later the same neighbor sent over to ask the loan of Mark Twains lawnraower. Certainly , said Hark, but since I make it a rule never to let it leave my lawn, you will be obliged to use it there. No Cinch It isn't easy to drive a bargain , grumbled the high school student as he cranked up his $10 flivver. New System Teacher: Can you type? otudent: Yes, I use the Columbus system. Teacher: What's that? Student: I discover a key, then land on it. Starting Young Father: 'What do you mean by playing traunt? 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