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Why the frowns? How ' s the skating, Mr. Rose? How do you rate, Shanny? Who are you mad t, Fuzzy? A newcomer to our school, Mr. Myers. What you got in your mouth, Carl? COURTESY Carolyn Stroh: Say, what ' s the idea, you wear- ing my raincoat? Berniece Stroh: Well, vou wouldn ' t want your new suit to get wet. would you? Douglas Zimmerman: The girl I marry must have a sense of humor. Woodrow Trostle: Don ' t worry, she will! Barbara King: Did you have a date at the basket- ball game? Jessica Lewis: Yes, who won? NOT GUILTY Mr. Woodcox: I wish vou wouldn ' t whistle at your work. Frank Mossberger: I wasn ' t working, sir. Miss Evard was mailing the old family Bible to her brother in a distant city. The postal clerk examined the heavy package carefully and inquired whether it contained anything breakable. No- thing but the Ten Commandments, was her quick reply. WHO IS HE Coach Parks, instructing boys at Auburn gar Now get in there and shoot like mad! Tom DeWitt: Which one is mad? HONESTLY SPEAKING Fensie, when filling out an application came across this question: Have you ever received an un- excused absence from school? She put down the correct answer, No. The next question was. Why? So she wrote: Never got caught. ' Mr. Bateman: We will now name all the lower animals in their order, beginning with Dale Yarde. CUSTOM When you have finished your lecture, said Mr. Sherman, bow gracefully and leave the platform on tiptoe. Why tiptoe? queried Elnora Smith. So as not to waken the audience, replied Mr. Sherman. Mr. Harman, to mischievous Duke Harp- down in front. Duke Harper: Sorry. I ' m not made tha Mr. Minniear: There will be only a half day of school this morning. Glenn Warfield: Whoopee! Hurray! Mr. Minniear: Silence! We ' ll have the other half this afternoon.
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49 ' ers 3§Sk s £SkL PiJ es Peak or Bust Marcine Ashenfelter, Treas.j Dale Yardc, Pros.; Dwayne Ha V. Pres.; Joan Helbcrt, Sec ' y. Colors Grey and Cardinal Motto Out of school life into life ' s school. CLASS POEM S is for sureness of thought, word and deed; E is for effort, the foundation of our creed; N is for natural which we found we must be; I is for ingenuity, which we needed, you see; O is for oneness in all that we ' ve done; R is for Tightness in our work and our fun; S is for strength to maintain these ideals. — Joan Carl in.
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