Garfield Junior High School - Review Yearbook (Fond Du Lac, WI)

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A -..A ,e Af... The REVIEW NINETEEN TWENTY-noun Calendar SC?f7f01IlI7C'1'- Children get school fever. Signals 3-IS-26-3 begin. Go and stop signals nceded in halls. Classes well under way as new teachers have all been tried ont. Rah-Rah-Mass Meeting Sure Garfield will lose. October- Sick boys at Roosevelt-due to Garlield's victory. Columbus day-He took a chance so why can't we? fCome on let's skip schoolj. Advisors day-'fNow you should be good boys-4 Yes Mom we will. Nor'vmbc'r- No more assembly for Miss Pinkerton's room. Much mental control needed in Roosevelt and Garfield. M r. Wfakeman cleans up on some boys-Beware! Thanksgiving--Vacation. Hurrah for Punkiu Pie. DCCL'IlIbCf- Oh Gee Xmas is coming. Many notes to Santa found under 7th graders' desks. Betty Kramer asks for a doll. Mabel Bebow wants a rattle. Orilla johnson wishes for a box of tin soldiers for herself and Hazel Hicken. Vtfashbush and Marg Keenan receive NVallace reducing records for Xmas, why? January- Debaters are out.. Beware they will change your mind for you. 'Mona noi! snogino am new ue asmzo qi p1za.1 03 .raao sun 11.1111 pluom noA mann I Skating club organized but not much action. Anyone can join and learn to slfate in ten sittings. FL'bI'IlUl':V- Valentines are out already. These children will be children. Lincoln's birthday well celebrated. Basket Ball Fans get crushed at Oshkosh game but cheer up the season is nearly over. . Rush for extra Peptimist. March- Spring breezes-Oh ! Oh! ' Detention is bad this weather. Snow again. School is bad to us in many ways but good to use when thcre's wood to pile at home. Band concert-very good. Hiking clubs reorganized. Irish Minstrels and oh such actions. QNO actors I meanj Puff, Puff from the Gym. April- Mr. VVoodworth and Mr. Unzicker gave us each a candy box and told us to play all day-Um Um. .. nova uldv Exams and oh such marks. Must be cold weather when they give out O's. 1 Pictures are taken for Annual-Get in your snaps now or never. Last Call. May- Review goes to press. Rain every day. Page 35

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The REVIENV NINETEEN TWENTY-FOUR GOOD ADVICE Don't be what you ain't Jes be what you is ' For if you is not what u ani Then yon am not what you is. You can always pass the slate If you can't exhort or preach If you jes a little pebble Don't try to be a peach. wr :if wk ar If youlre jes a little tadpole Don't try to be a frog If you is a little tail Don't try to wag the dog. Don't be what you aint just be what you is For the man who plays square Is a going to get his. Got 65 in English 64 in Math. They heard him softly hiss I'd like to catch the guy who said That ignorance was bli wk af :if wk A man came into a restaurant an ordered ha Man: Say waiter, eliminate those eggs. l1Vaiter: VVhat boss ? Man: 'KI say eliminate those eggs. Waiter: Fraid ah all didn't understan yoh. ss. in and eggs. Man Qgetting impatientj : I said eliminate the eggs ll' VVaiter went into the kitchen and after awhile returns handle ob dat eliminater am broke. Pk Pk wa 41 . Sorry boss, but de Kindly old party in hospital to soldier lying in bed with a bandage over his head. Did you get hit in the head my good man ? Soldier: No mum, I got hit in the foot and tl an wk wk is ie bandage slipped up. The Girl behind the counter chews, her gum in manner artful, My cow chews in the self-same way, except 4: :if ur ar my cow looks thoughtful. The thing that goes the farthest, toward making life worth whileg That cost the least and does the most, is just a pleasant smile. It's full of a worth of goodness, too, with genial kindness blentg It's worth a million dollars, and doesn't ccst :sf is af wk 8. Cellt. Mr. Sabish: Margaret, what is the underground railroad? Margaret L. V.: It is a train drawn by the engine that runs underground. as :r bk PF Miss Hoenig: VVhat is a radio? Marie Stepnoski: It's the difference from the inter to the outside. Miss H.: No, what is it Chas. Hess? Chas.: It's a radio. ar wk if wk She: You raised your hat to that girl that passed and you don't know her, do you ? ' He: No but my brother does, and this is his hat. ai: 4: fr ar Mr. Schultz was giving the class a lecture on Gravity . Now children he said, it is the law of gravity that holds us on the earth. But please, teacher , inquired Richard Grassy, how did we stick on before the law was passed? Page 3 7