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E '2- e '45 'Yi +- P+ 4-'S-4 S036 Q-'Z' +-5036 35- JE El El 5 9 +'i'+ 4 E 5- E05 El! E 3 '4 XM! E4- 24 Sea E03 E 5 4 + J. -P 4- 4 5 3 3 EO El 5 5.-1 4 4 4' 'I' 4' 1' E' E' 503 Eli 5 5 E03E'+ E035 4' 'X' 4 'B :alt 4- + ffl 't 4' 4- if .2 It 1 tl 3 It T 'r 4 Ll! 3 IR + 'S' 4- I .2 Itl 't' -2- 4- If 3. It 'O' 'S' 4- Lt .Bi +41 'Q PRIZPS WILL BE AWARDED I'0R THE BEST ANSWERS T0 THESE QUESTIONS Whv do teachers always bring up the rear of a class going to lunch? Why does Vernon Venable eat ice cream with a knife? Whv does Catherine Marsh alwavs pray for strength when she is called upon for a recitation? Why does Miss Strate usually win in a tennis match with one of hen Astronomy pupils? Why doesnt Mr Hunt take a Job as head walter? Why does Ed Rippey wear Neopolitan suspenders? Why can t boys take cook1ng7 Why doesnt Miss Wagner have a box placed under her telephone? Whv doesn t John Oulncey Martin Jr get a Job as a bull tosser in Mexico? Why doesn t Mr Wilson have his hair marcelled? Whv are teachers all so dear to the guvs they flunk each year? Why is lt in Room 203 French always makes a sap of me? Mr Regan Stubbs when the ram falls does lt ever rise again? E Stubbs Yes slr Mr Regan When? E Stubbs In dew time gesh shleep before dad hcarsh me Mr Harmon fenterlng as Al Jumps into bed! What was that noise you re not asleep are you? Al Harmon tsnorlng loudlyj Yesh I am Edna Mursfelder I hear that Hughes had an accident? Dot Little Yes someone told them the Tigers would eat otl their hands lS year Edna M Well? Dot L They did He kissed her once upon the lips He kissed her tresses brown But she was the Queen of Diamonds And he a poker hound Miss Strate. Are you sleeping in class again? Bill Cook' Yesm shall I go outside and finish? Miss Strate: No but don t snore so loud youll wake the rest of the class Nelson Steidl' Say did you see that girl turn and smile at me? . Erma Peyton. Smile did you say I think she laughed out loud. Miss Cox. My goodness what is the matter with this class today? Charlie Hebble. Nothing we all knew our lesson. Miss Cox: Thats what Im worried about. Grace Lodwickj Gee I hate dentists Stella Landwehr Vthy so? G Lodwick. They bore me so Ronald Stanforth: How long can a person live without brains? Ralph Tekulve: I don't know. How old are you?' A TRUE TEST It's a case of real love if he keeps his eyes always on the girl and never on the taxi meter. Mr. Horton: Do any of you remember when President Lincoln died? Class: No response. Mr. Horton: I do. - Mr. Owens: My boy. what do you expect to be when you get out of college? Frank Owens: An old man. To be college-bred means a four-year loaf requiring a great deal of dough as well as plenty of crust. ' 135 0iE++ +SElBG+'3'+3Eoae+'t++ Basie'-4-+-9 seoaea- + at-use 4-'tv-f seo Al. Harmon: fsneaking in at four A. M., shoes in handjz Lesh hope I can . , . 1 ,, I .u Q : 4' uh' Al, 0 ,Ku 1, as In
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E ii In 4- at W nl +'4'+iB Feinfi 4' 'Z' 4 E055 P+ 4-BEDS? E E' 03 05 E E E 5 'Z' 4 'S' 4 Q' 4' E E + H -r QED! 4 r-9 iiii OBE SE' Character Sketches Sung to the tune There Was A Iiarmer Had Two Sons Of all the lads in East High School As they appear to me The handsomest IS Roy Iftexchert The shelk of em all IS he But when it comes to marks and grades There IS no room for doubt That Little Bozo Everett IS There IS one girl in our falr school Who never makes a sound Grace Tauber IS so silent she Just scowls and sulks and frowns The blggest liars that we know Among both boys and girls Are two who would be hard to beat Mary Moore and Melvin Searls And when lt comes to dancm tHer name rhymes well with dates J No need to spend much time in thought You re right tis Catherine Gates When it comes to 11k1n the wimmen And showin them a good time Another lad' like Stanforth would Be mighty hard to find. E EO iw!--If 5 P' 4 E 55035 EERE + 4' 4' + 35 QE El O 3 Rasa' 4- -l ENE 4-+4 Q 5 +1-4 3'+ 334- Ei 3 Nl I 3- M 3. ffl + 4' 4- ,lf 2. it B! 3, ill 't' 4' 4' li! 3 Ill T ii i '33 The noisiest guy in high school? He isnt hard to find' Without a doubt Frank Martin is The greatest in this line. Fhere s one I hesitate to name- The dumbest in the class- But Charlie Adams expression Is like the ether vast Upon' our friend Jack Darnall we 'lhis little title clamp: The laziest bum in all the school ' Some day he ll he a tramp. Vernon Venable is as hoggish ' As a whole school of sharks To dispose of his eats faster He plies two knives and forks. ' E There's just one little detail yet, For we'll be finished soon. Betty Cost's nine months lease has expired On the detention room. There are many celebrated names That might he set down here If we only had the time and space, But we haven't them I fear. 134 2 ' I ii 'Y 'S' ' rn I w s + 'Z' A N 2 ' A 0 w - P-I -. ' . . .52 A . - X, 2 + ' , -.I '1- .. ' ' Q' 4- . ,.:. , - .. 1-or . - pn. A'. m . , - D' . . ' - 'Sie w - fr ' ' . m,,' . . 4 . . . -B. A. L i ..- o - W: ' an lu v 5. Q :. . . .: ' E A 'H C fi 't 'X' li z' ' 2
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VVhat s thls guv thlnk he s doln 'P bellowed Cosby You find out Sald Relchert Vt ell Ill soon know what It IS Advanclng as he spoke Cosbs selzed the f0I'lllldablC contraptlon whlch hld the face of the apparltlon Forbear ve varlet boomed the deep volce from the depths of the anllnated hot water heater Losbv sprang back a step and as he dld so he saw the whole boller hurl ltself lnto the alr When Cosby next realized hls whereabouts he was plnned under some SIX hundred pounds of cast lron and a decldedlx sharp con trlvance ln the nature of a carvlng knife gleamed at hls throat Relchert was watching the proceedings from an ever lncreaslng dlstance Now wleld accurst one or I sever your throat came the deep VOICE I alnt savln a word came a muffled volce Ha' vou curse me cried the knight and he ralsed the razor llke weapon aloft Unless you forthwlth DFOIHISC to take yourself to Camelot and there Held yourself to Arthur the klng and pav homage to hlm I shall carve your tonslls froln vour throat I promlse came back a weak replv Twenty mlnutes later a certaln worthv arrlved ln Terrace Park SIX lengths ahead of the fast mall to that thrlvlng communlty For a lnoment the hall was emptv then Slr Lancelot felt the bulldlng shake the floor resounded as from the tramp of an army and Bozo Everett appeared ln the dlstance Never ln hls llfe had Slr Lancelot feared a mortal man but he had never seen a man llke thls one For the first tlIl16 the first knight of the Round Table felt hls feet turning to lce A room opened to the rlght W1thOUf heslta tlng he leaped ln and closed the door The rooln contalned two glrls of the Senlor Class Falr dalnsels quoth Slr Lancelot can you furnlsh shelter to a noble knight ln dlstress of hls llfe'P Get out Stoner grumbled Mary Curry cant you see I m She looked up and remalned starlng then she burst lnto laughter The museum lS SIX doors on the left Sald Catherine Gates polntlng to 313 Out ID the hall agaln the noble knight encountered two youths who had just arrlved on the elght ten froln M3dlSOHVllle You see what he wants Judge sald one of the youths 3 3 El El P E +'!'4? 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