Edgerton High School - Edgertonian Yearbook (Edgerton, OH)

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Oh, was that the tardy bell?,' 1 lost my book, so I couldn't do any home work. How in the world did I get such low grades? ' Shall we write on both sides of the paper? NVho threw that paper wad ? You know you are not to chew gum in school. Miss K. had noticed the striking friendship between Raymond and Florence. Raymond would not study, so great was the infatuation, and she saw that, unless he did, he would not be promoted. Accordingly, she said to him one day, You must study harder, Raymond, or you will not pass the examination. And how would you like to stay back in this class another year and have little Florence go ahead of you? Raymond-Awe, all right: I guess there will be other little Florenees. lNesley--Agneta, I didn't know it was so late. Are you sure that clock is going? V Her Mother-It is going a whole lot faster than you are, young man. l Wanted: Wanted-A rest room provided with a couch.--jay Harris. Wanted-Some flesh-tint putty to fill up my dimples.-Russel Moore. XVanted-A hair-cut.--Oscar Burkhart. . Vlfanted-A girl.-Jay Harris. .u W'anted-A good novel.-VVilliam Grandy, Wanted--A date with a pretty girl.-Russel Moore. VVanted-A wig, or some reliable hair restorer.-A. L. Heer. e Married Men's Club: Earl Chilcote Maurice Killinger VVesley Fisher Raymond Hilbert Cranston Poole Can You Imagine Elizabeth and Frances separated? Dorothea W'iles not studying? VVillie XVrinkle far from manual training room? Pauline not talking Montana? Frank Haddix without a toothpick? Frances Bell not whispering? Maurice Killinger without a girl? Leona R. not squealing? Alice B. without her Virgil, lesson? August H. with his Virgil lesson? Leafa F. without a giggle? Louden E. without his hand up? Mabel S. without red hair? Earl C. on the outs with Thelma more than a week?

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Leona-Say, Hazel, isn't our national anthem All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name ? Miss K. Qin Physiology classj-Ileene, what can you do that a plant can 7 Ileene-Grow ! Mother-Did he light a cigarette while here last night? Ruth-No: why? Mother-Here are some burnt matches. Ruth fthoughtlesslyj-Oh! he lit them to see what tim Plain Lies. Cranston Poole and Wlesley Fisher have quit smoking. August Huth was seen in company with a fair damsel. Otto Herman sports a new hat. Beulah Jarrard is taking vocal. Prof. Heer is the most amiable man on earth. Frank H. and Earl C. attended church last Sunday. 4 Sport Column. Raymond Hilbert Jay Harris Russel Moore Maurice Killinger just Miss Baker-Can you repeat Little Boy Blue ? Betty-Sure. Miss B.-Very wellg proceed. Betty-Little boy blue, Come blow your horng The sheep in the meadow, The cows are in the corn. This Is Awful. In a parlor sat a couple, Making love, you seeg And they were as quiet, as quiet could be. She said, W'hat are your thoughts, Bill? He said, Same as yours, Elizabeth. She said, You just try it, and I'll slap your face. To fix a tennis court Is very little fun, Especially when the students XVill not hand der the mon, Prof. Qin Civicsj-Can a person carry arms Qfirearmsbi Homer-I think they can-two of 'em e it was 9 Nl ' 1