Hancock Place High School - Momento Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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Q ' Wilt' s 's candalous to Q1v.arg,e us for towing the car only three or Tour nil as-'f protested E. Milne. ' - i Pear, repliedt Johnson, '-he's earning ity five gmt my brakes ' A , , A XWXKWXXXXXXXXXXXYXXX - V. Rettig: Hwhatwas the-name of the last stationrvve stop- ed et, mother?W d Llrs. Rettig: I don't know. Be quiet. I'm working Out a crossword pu:zle.W - ' ' V. Rcttipgr. Itfs a pity you don't Know the name, mother, because little Kenny got off the train there.N XXXXXXXXXXXXYXXXXXXY 1 H. Bisch: Thinking of' me, dearest? Ivi. Rodermmd: Was I laughing? I'm so sorry. - :k:wswxx:x:.:.wvfxxxxxxw: ' Cook: How did you find the beef, L1adam'? D. Plcessezr: Ch, I Just movoda bean-and there it was! xwracswfwecsw:a.:w:r:4:xxxwfa: Miss Vfinng f -'inet is the interest tn a thousand dollars for one year fat tm persert? ----Jean pay attention: Jean Iostlewait: ?'Fcr two percent I ainft interested. xxx-wfw-xxfkxxxwwmxxx One day Gertrude gone from the office. Mr. Mathias ment out tO ll,1i1Qf.L and left, pinned to his door, a card which read, nr, h.1t.rJ.as mill on bask at l P.JL Returninzg at l2: 30 he read the notice -looked at his watch 3 I I - 3 and sat down ,go wait for himself to return. . U XXXXXWii?XXkiXXiXiXX Mother: Lois,'if you eat more cake, youfll burst. L. Wade: Well, pass the cake and get out the way. XXXXXXXYXXXXXXYXXWXX Geography Teacher: How old would a person be who was born in l89O?'f A. Wilcox: Man or woman?

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' 4 Mr. Covington: nRay, what are the seasons?Ue . R. Powell: HYou mean iulthe United Ststes?W Mr. Covington: NYes, of course.W R. Powell: HBaseball and footbell.W iikiiiiikiiiiiiikiii Mr. Reeves: WYbur boyfriend talks too much. Herattles on like a flivver. I'm afraid he is a flat tire.H Marian: WI know, pa, but his clutch is grend.W - 1 r XYXXXXXYXXYKSQYYXXXK - A. Rudolph when a little for the first time. She kept not to be afraid, because God WMother, you there?W she NYes.W ' NFether, you there?n HYeah.W ' girl was put in sn upper berth crying till her mother told her would watch over her. cried. M A fellow passenger lost all'petience at this point and B56J3bwed'forth- We're all here, your father, mother, sisters brothers, aunts, uncles, and cousins, all here, now go to sleep.' ' gherelgis a pause, then very softly: ' waitr- Twas that God?H - 8YXXX?8?XiYXXi8iXiXXXX R. Patrick Chending her husband a seucerful of white powderlz NHarold, taste that and tell me what you think itiss P Harold: Ult testes like soda ! R. Patrick: nThet's what I told Bridget. She declares it's ret poisonyn' . kitkiiiiiikkikiiiiiiiii R. Longg HGan this coat be worn out in the rain without hurting it?N ' r f Fur Salesman: Wlady, did you ever see a skunk carry an umbrella?U

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C, Climbers: 'fwhy were you fighting with that drygoods clerk egsin this morning, Heleu?H ' H. Bauer: sSWe1l, I asked him for e suitable neokplece for myself, and nu healed me e wash rog.W ' w:::sfs1w1::x:sxefw:ef:m:kw::rwf Miss Paullus: -Wwhere is Pittsbur5h?f t L. Kelly: HTheyfre in Chicago, playing the Cubs todey.W x:2::051:a::r:x:k:kxxekaf+:kx:1.xgqraf Mr. Hennrioh: Ulpstsirysl 'I ts time for that young man to go home.W' ' ' y . . Young Men: nRay, gnu-father is a crsnk.H Mr. Hennrioh: wverhesringb Well, when you dorvtheve a self starter, s crank comes in mighty handy.H iexsxxwsxixxxxssxxxiv N. Schmid: What would you do if you were in my shoes? W. Silvey: Nl'd get e shinepn' -V . :awk ' D. Schnieders: f'Don't you out yourself pretty oftenwith this streightsedge rezor?W , . . Mountaineer: nNew, I been shaving nigh on to fiveyears now and I ain't out myself neither time.N o ' I 5!0i0kDl0l0!0l0k2S0k1!0k2kJk'kFl0l0k2k1l1 C. Kain said to the bus operator. WI went to be prow orestineted st the next corner.N The operator demanded,' WYou want to be what?W C. Kain: NDon't lose your temper. I had to look in.the dictionary myself before I found out that 'procrestinate' means 'put off! no ' y . . Bk Herster: WI went to rent a horse.H Livery Stable Proprietor:, WHow long?H B. Herster: HThe longest you have. ,Five of usare' ' going.N ' ' ' '