Fortuna Union High School - Megaphone Yearbook (Fortuna, CA)

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L l Weld llailke to See Mr. Smith, as the right mud guard on a football team. Mr. Jenner, d1'iving at 10 per. Miss Lewis, reducing. Mr. Badura, riding a steer. Miss Bourhill, in love with Mr. Tarpley. Esther Langin, without Henry Bender. Peaches and Cream curdle. Miss Godfrey, riding a mule. Miss East, riding a hobby horse. Miss Hornaday, doing the collegiate. Buss Belloni, fall in love. Mary Belli, dancing with Bob Shreeve. Eleanor Hinds, go out on a wild party. Leora Hunter, with straight black hair. Mr. Anderson, walking his baby back home. Mr. Stenback, playing tennis. Mrs. Beck, chewing gum. Miss Alving, chasing a chicken. Virginia Early, sober. Bernice Rasmussen, get to class on time. Miss Crozier and Mr. Lippert, doing the fang dango. Mr. Jabusch, a lion tamer. Miss Thorson, six feet, four inches tall. Adah Pace, smiling. The Bulletin Board, without Bun and Peg. Miss Shulsen, playing jacks. Miss Hendrickson, crashing the gate at a basket ball game. Mr. Bowersox, ice skating. Miss Everson, able to find her red purse. Lena Docili, without books in her arms. Selma Wise, when she isn't powdering. Astor Hansen, when he knows his shorthand. Doc Cottrell, without a tooth pick. Louise Barti, getting along with Mr. Anderson. Stanley L: Oh, what is so rare as a day in June '? Te1'ry M.: A Senior studying. Harlan C.: I'm having trouble with my eyes. Clyde S.: You'd have a lot more trouble without them. 121 PF 251 all Carl7Harvey: Mary, go up town and get Cecil's picture taken for her, W1 you . Page Eighty-four

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X , 7 ,Q L V Jokes Miss Dale: Tl1ere's a big gap in the center of the stage. Verne Wood: There won't be a big gap there when Emylou gets where she belongs. Oificer fTo couple in parked autob: Don't you see the sign Fine for Parking ? Henry H.: Yes, ofiicer, I see it, andll heartily agree with it. Art: There are several things I can count on. Ruby: Y eah, what are they '? Art: My fingers. Mr. Bowersox Cin Physics laboratory, cutting a piece of cork for Joe Siinmonsj Joe Simmons: It squeaks, doesn't it? Bob Newman: You'd squeak too, if you were being cut. Julielo: How many fellows bring you candy? Marian: All of them except you. Julielo: Well, bring some out, I'm hungry. Adele Bianchi fAt poultry showb: Oh, look at the funny ducks. What gives them those red things around their eyes? Elsie Anderson: I don't know. mustdlbe their t1'ade-mark, I guess. Orville Richmond: G'by, Otis, see you Sunday. Otis M.: Why, are you coming out to my place Sunday? , Orville: No, I'ni going to buy a funny paper. Emmett: I called on Maxine last night, and I wasn't inside the door when her mother asked me my intentions. Chet: That must have been embarrassing. Emmett: But that is not the worst of it. John M.: Pardon ine, but is that your baby Austin out there? Janice: Yes. John M.: Well, the ants are dragging it under the sidewalk. .1. 4 .,. Vivian McLean: Why are you so ne1'vous and pale? Air Mail Pilot: We have lost both our wings. Vivian: Well, never mind, we can get new ones when we land. Page Eighty-six