Gorham High School - Gorannum Yearbook (Gorham, IL)

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by V9 fx V59 5 fx fl, '-J .- f by Q 1 X , ,- ,..J in df - 1 is -..J Jr- I I N..J .,J A Sun doesn't have a chance to rise as long as you can see 48 stars--W.W. A Walter Winchell's toast to the Jap fleet--HBottems Upn. Hitler is giving medals to his soldiers: For Running. Bear hunting Hitler has decided to bring the bear back to Germany alive: To see if the German people can kill it. . Order of the Year Don't fire until you can see the slants of their eyes. ' A glass bottom boat has been built for the Japanese leaders so they can View their fleet, ttomerrowb Bob Burns says HLet1s not bury the hptchets until we bury the Axis, Bob Hope says he Went to the Lockheed Airplane factory to see how fast they were building Airplanes. He stretched out his arms and yawned,and before he knew it, they had landing gears under him and were loading bombs on his back. RQGQ Qi L32 X953 The Japs will be saying in l943. I'M going back to Tokyo,boys, these Yanks are killing ne. The U.S. has agreed to share the oceam 50-50 with the Japs.We take the topg they take the bottom. Our big bombers will soon be going over Tokyo and painting the town yellow. Hitler's entensive investment in Russia should give us a pretty fair idea of what is meant by frozen assets--- Kansas City Times. If you wish to buy a map with Japan on it, you had better hurry. We are going to demolish it. The Japs are on a one-Way road to Burma. Bob Burns has the Japanese Lumbago. Every once in a while he feels a stab in the back. The Japs have decided to get the earth. The marines are going to give it to them--one shovel full at a time. 105