Elizabethton High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Elizabethton, TN)

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,T .-'A I I I 3afq,Ib, , . .'f lglx I l . . x - Q: 6 I9 mouimunzsn - so W. . . I W ' IQ Jokes - gb Miss Brumit: VVhat type of a person lives longest ? Dick Hammit: A rich relative. . Avis: Oh, Hugh, that candy makes my mouth water. ...ij Hugh: Here's a blotterf' ,QB -i- - Edna Earl Crowe: Shakespeare must have been a big football man at college. My English Prof. said: He was England's greatest man of letters. gi Miss Price :. Are you sure you understand all about vacuums ? - ' Gilbert: Yes, mam, that's the one thing I've got in my head. . , , Prof. Ritchie: Joe, what kind of a noun is trousers ? 423 Joe: Uncommon -ff Prof. Ritchie: Why. D 7' Joe: Because they are singular at the top an plural at the bottom. l QL' Dammeu Ira: -Am I the very first man that you ever loved, Dear? Q Ira: Of course you are, How foolish men are. You all ask the same 'M . question. ' V :CU ' Howard Lewis: There are several things. I can always count on. Hazel Hart: What are they. Howard: My fingers. ,I Marie Hathaway: It is better to be silent and be thought dumb than to speak Q' and remove all doubt. 1 J' Mary Shultz: Hasn't Buch Married P A ' Mary Bailey: No, and I don't think he intends to because he's studying for 9 A a bachelor degree. 983 Louise Gildersleeve: Do you think I will ever be able to do anything with ,N - my voice ? - A ' Allen Lacy: It might come in handy in case of fire. Robert Smith: Honey, I'm knee deep in love with you. - Maxine Hutchison: All right, I'll put you on my wading list. Ralph York C just arrived back from Texasj I can't go to the dance tonight , my trunks haven't arrived yet. 'Cara Jones: What kind of a dance do you think this is going to be? I ' '5 Ruth Moore: We're going to give the bride a shower. . 9 Helen Edens: Count me in, I'll bring the soap. Frank Grindstaif: VV hat a purty bird that is. .k ' Adaline Colvin: Yeah, its a gullf' ' Frank: I don't care if its a gull er a boy, its purty. A PAGE 28 J AB ' u gf. X , o - . my' KVA Q A s ES. 'il .K- A ' . 42 A .if 4 M s 4.9 x 'N ' 1 A? . .E 5 iv ,J 'E o 45 -n I at Q n W n 1 1