Garber High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Garber, OK)

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: ,, , i i i x. '.-gl! fi i: -.Jl'.....r , SP 'SP 'Q' 'i 3 I , ., ' ,QSQQ AA QSQEQ ,I X ..--'C-nhiifil-7 '.' li Warden: We let prisoners work at their trade here the same as before. Blacksmith, V shoemaker, carpenter or what it may be. What is your trade? l X Prisoner: I am a traveling salesman, sirf' I If a young man and his girl should eat a blue jay,'what would their phone number be? Answer: 2811. Irene Crane: Louella, why are you hanging up two socks? Louella Seaman: Well, if Santa Claus is going to give me a man, I want him to have Ni two legs.', . Boyd: What,s your name? Stranger: Gus.', Boyd: Gus What? Stranger: Asparagus WOLVERINE Q Hutch: What were you put on earth for? Toben: Pm Godfs gift to the women. Dick Taft: She was only a janitor's daughter but she swept me off my feet. Miss Browning: What's the difference between a pill and a hill? Wendel Cole: A hill is hard to get up and pill is hard to get down. Jesse H.: How is married life? Paul Johnson: Great. GETTING NATURALIZED Next. ' Who, me? Born? Yes sir. Where? Russia. What part? I All of me. Why did you leave Russia? I couldn't bring it with me. Where were your fore-fathers born? I only got one father. Your business? I It's rotten. Where is Washington? He's dead. I mean the capitol of'the United States. They loaned it all to Europe. You do promise to support the constitution? Me? How can I. Pve got a wife and six children to support. Prof: Melvin, what kind of a girl do you expect to marry?'I Melvin: CAfter a very pleasant evening and afternoon, dancing on the stagej Don't know haven't got the Bug yet. , W L , j?f7f90G 99W 'f'7'W,, 4 -' ,, e as '4tf:t:ee.Qs'2.1sea e- - ..., Eighty-fifvc 'bfi Hfll-.Jw , A l N L