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HUMOR Douglas and Johnney playing golf: Douglas: “Confound it, Johnney. You al- most hit my wife.” Johnney: “Did I? Well, have a shot at mine.” — GHS — Jeanie: “Why is it you don’t want to go to heaven?” Lou: “You see I own the other place.” Jeanie: “Well how do you happen to own the other place?” Lou: “Dad gave it to me just this morning.” — GHS — PROVERBS FLUNK NOW ............. AVOID THE RUSH!! — GHS — NEVER! NEVER! NEVER! Let your studies interfere with your education!! -GHS- When all the world is flooded and I don’t want to die I’ll climb upon my school books because they are so dry. — GHS — Freshman: “I don’t know.” Sophomore: “I’m not prepared.” Junior: “I don’t remember.” Senior: “I don’t believe I can add anything to what has been said.” — GHS — HUMOR “Iceland,” said teacher in the geography class, “is about as large as Siam.” “Iceland,” wrote Kenn at examination time, “is about as large as teacher.” — GHS — Father: “How are you getting along in school now?” Junior Reid: “Fine, we’re learning words of four cylinders now.” GHS — Bud: “Pop. I got a licken’ in school today and it’s your fault.” Pop: “How’s that, son?” Bud: “Remember when I asked you how much a million dollars was?” Pop: “Yes, I remember.” Bud: “Well, ‘helluba lot’ isn’t the right answer.” — GHS — Alice Bechard: “What are you stopping for?” Her boy friend: “I’ve lost my bearings.” Alice: “That’s refreshing, anyway. Most of them say they’ve run out of gas.” Eddy: “Last night I went to my girl's house and just when I was about to kiss her, the lights went out.” Jim: “So then what did you do?” Eddy: “I went downstairs to fix them.” Jim: “Are you an electrician?” Eddy: “No, I’m a dope.” — GHS — Mr. Nelson: “Who was Lady Godiva?” Donny: The summer replacement for Paul Revere.” — GHS — Senior: “Can I borrow a cigarette?” Junior: “You should be able to—you’ve had enough experience.” — GHS — Mr. Hasting: “The honor system is one in which the instructor has the honor and the student has the system.” — GHS — Mom: “A telegram from Junior, dear.” Pop: “Well, did he pass his examinations this semester?” Mom: “No, but he heads the list of those who failed.” — GHS — Experience is a wonderful thing. It enables you to recognize a mistake whenever you make it again. — GHS — Alice to Sally: “Why, no, I didn’t tell a soul—I didn’t know it was a secret.” — GHS — Wiley: “I thought I heard the professor say I had a thick head of hair.” Chic: “He didn’t mention hair.” — GHS — AMBITIONS Freshman Girl: She wants to marry a foot- ball hero. Sophomore Girl: She wants to marry her favorite professor. Junior Girl: She wants to marry a capitalist. Senior Girl: She wants to marry a man. — GHS — A doctor was giving gas to a freshman. “How soon will I know anything after com- ing out of this?” asked the lad. “I’m afraid,” sighed the doctor, “you are expecting too much from the anesthetic.”
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TOP ROW: Amelia Scribner. Connie Dammel, Marion Neirenburg, Connie Tanner. Shirley Scribner, Donna Slowey, Irena Fairbanks THIRD ROW: Earl Duvall. Mitzie Tanner. Alice Tanner. Betty Jo Peters. Carol Ludeman, Joyce Henderson, Sonia Bronson. Gyme Scribner SECOND ROW: Jeanie Ludtke, Sharon Duntley, Patsy Nelson. Ethel Weible. Dorothy Harvey, Dorothy Owen. Donna Nelson FIRST ROW: Sally Bronson. Lou Bronson Not Pictured: Phyllis Bryant PEP CLUB The Pep Club was organized at the first of the 49-50 school year to take over such school activities as selling food and drinks at games, putting on Pep Assemblies and helping to cheer on our team. The officers elected were: President ......................Alice Tanner Vice President ............Hhoene Juedeman Secretary and Treasurer ... Joyce Henderson The Pep Club has the honor of being the busiest Club in school. To be eligible one must belong to either High School or Junior High.
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