Fredonia High School - Yellowjacket Yearbook (Fredonia, KS)

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.rr Shankland at Coffeyville: For a spring chicken, this is pretty tough. Waiter: Well, sir, you know we've had a pretty tough spring. Merwyn: Do you take Economics? Faye Ester: Yes. Merwyn: Do you want protection? Faye Ester: Oh, this is so sudden! Miss Grier: I do not believe in these cheap pictures that you see in the picture show sometimes, but I know that a lot of you go because I have seen you there. Barrett was in his favorite position. He had his feet in the isle and was chewing gum violently. Miss Crawford: James, take that gum out of your mouth and put your feet in, this instant. Doris B.: How did you like the Pass- ing of Arthur ? Grid. Scott: Really, I'm not up with football, on which side is he? Yost, fexpostulatingjz Now this hydro- gen makes an invisible flame, see it? The Freshmen are green, the Seniors are gray, 'Tish simply the green grass turned into ay. Jack Wolever: How can a fellow live without brains ? Dizz Hall: I don't know, how old are you ? fI'raster: Who can name some of the uplifting institutions ? Ray Shaul: Elevators Deac Hibbard: How can I keep my feet from falling asleep? Madeline Lieurance: Don't llet them turn in. Boyer: Who is reigning in America today? Hollis I.: Prince Albert. Gladner Brewster ftalking to Mary Louise following the Cherryvale footba'l gamej: You know, Mary Louise, it was because that I was thinking of you that I made that touchdown and won that foot- Boyer: Do you remember when the ball game today. constitution was adopted? Thelma Vandever: No, I d0n't remem- This column of Jokes would not be corn plete without the Junior Play f f u ber it. V W my Q 'BO 5 M LA, 7 gli ,- Q L f 7 H l ag. -1-' gf . .QL-AX v 2-GL Football Game. Neodesha in the Snow. Poqqe 86 . r-

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1341? Q91-D avi ,, Q il f I x 1 i Q04 ri I ' s E 1 i I 4 l i I l l .5 1 An annual is not the creation of an individual or a small group of individuals. It is the product of the Senior Class-of the entire student body. We wish to take this l '4 opportunity of expressing our appreciation to all those whose hearty co-operation have x I made the Old Gold and Black what it is. We wish to especially thank Mr, Ricketts, our all faculty advisor, for his assistance and guidance. And also we wish to thank Mr. Elliott 'LV and Mr. Riggs for their untiring help. To Mr. Steele and Mr. Fronkier we cannot ex- Q tend enough appreciation for their aid in helping this. book to be a financial success. J To our printers and engravers we also wish to express our thanks for their co-operating l in such a fine manner. If you like the book, we are glad. If you do not like it, we are very sorry for We I have done our best and as humans we would hate to have it said that we failed. Thank f you. A -THE EDITORLP A 5 .rl ml 1 f' , iv? V' X Qs ji lx Alf' Page 88 I it si . T 1-X e .4 v