Hickman High School - Cresset Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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OWED TO MISS' EITZEN I went to Caesar class one dayg Miss Eiteen looked at ine to say, Y ou inay read next. I did- not know .niy lesson then,' Miss Eitzen said, Line nuniber ten. ,JJ Look at your text. I looked and looked, but did not see How anyone could ask of nie' To translate that. And so I said, I do not know. Miss Eitzen said, Oh! Is that so? I'll flunk you flat. And that is just what she did do, Tho I for pardonsoon did sue In awful fright. ' For when Miss Eiteen says she will, Y ou had just better hush until She's out of sight. I 5 MARY SHEWMAKER-,24 'Tis the Junior I azz rehearsal, And the opinionfs universal Tho their clanior, son-g, and dance May their happiness enhance, It will drizzle to wild distraction M ernbers of the teaching faction. We are indebteclto the C. H. S. faculty for all that we know. their response will not he- O don't mention 'nrifles V' A pun, a jest, a slain or two, Please don't feel hurt, if aiined at you, W' e all inust inartyrs be, you know, To give our Cresset jokes a show. I Wle only hope Page 20 i .7 . M of glial li .gs ll H L1 , rw, , ,ln .54- , ,. lie, :3'. .L Muni? 'Ulll 1 2,1 Hlilg 'l ,ll l l Im Wi .., tm 1 '5 Qiixl :fl V .ll Full HEI a g' I R..- . fe 4 J. . ftp E , Y, ?'l2 5'l'1 4 l all Eili A353 741.5 pug. will LAN H525 ill .Ll my 4 M11 .1,,,1 1, :ml li 1. ,. fl . ,. 'Q--.lfgil -If Ig Nil , .fx lflx gl 1, Wi F 'Yi v-1, fl up sul 1,-N ,f H. wx ,X ,vs fx lfslll .M . fl. il' .., 153215- ' :ill fl 'I .U .le- le, Fiizlll fsaaqj Lf Ill-l gllll ll lfslgg' r in. i gj',li,! ., ,, ,M -43, ,gg x , I A f'- 9 l. ll l .--Y-11 I f 7 A an ' VH J' at l?I'? 1 A-ful 1 filugll ...MH 2241152 1 I ,ln . lull Ng 4. 'lr S :TQ 21.131, PM WM., 1 ,lp Ll- llzl al mfs' ll .Til 53 mv, :J-1 .. w,

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