Higginsville High School - Blue Bird Yearbook (Higginsville, MO)

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6 , .-M BLU: Q M I1-IRD M, 9 Six feet two ........ . . . Peggy R.. Flapper ways ......... ,..,, A lba Berry Raven hair ............. ......... R uth T. School girl complexion . . . ........ Rebecca C. Modesty ............. .... A nna Louise P. Pep ................ ......... . . ...... Arnold H. Lifelessness . . . .......................... ....... R uth M. GETPYSBURG ADDRESS We can little remember what we have learned here, But we can never forget the things we have done here. Davis: How many subjects are you carrying Bill? Bill L.: Carrying one and dragging three. Jack Smith says, Always look wise in class and escape recitation! Mabel Beckman must belong to the Northwest Mounted Police for her motto is, Get Your Man . A STUDENT'S PRAYER Now I lay me down to rest, Just before my six weeks test, If I should die before I wake I'll have no six weeks test to take! It is better to have halitosis than no breath at all! A dance, a date, perchance out late, A class, a quizz -no pass, Gee Whiz! HAYES F. Skinny can't throw passes for he has poor table manners. Let there be light-but not too much. -Helen V. Clyde Adams must be from Bermuda, he's so big and strong. PAGE 117

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-13? si iii gl Miss Preston fin English IIIJ Class, how do you paralyze a word? Max S.: Hit it in the head! I sit alone in the twilight Forsaken by girlies and men, And murmur over and over- I'll never eat onions again! BILLY MCCORD I'd rather be a Could Be If I could not be an Are, For a Could Be is a May Be, With a chance of touchin' par. I'd rather be a Has Been, Than a Might have Been, by farg For a Might ha.ve Been has never been, But a Has was once an Are. Helen Ramey: Ain't love grand ? Cleda S.: I say it is and I ought to know. Bill Handly: Aw, no! It costs too much. Beth Neale is so dumb she thinks Shorthand is only for students with small hands. Caroline reading Shorthand aloud, After Lee Surrendered at Hippi- potamusf' A seventh grader inquiringly asks, Why does Preacher renew old acquaintances before every football game ? -11.1-1 Anna Louise is so modest she won't work improper fractions. l.l- You can always tell the Freshies by Their green and gauky air, You can always tell the Sophomores by The way they comb their hair, You can always tell the Juniors by Their dignity and touch, You can always tell the Seniors but- Chewing gum .. Recitation ability Basket Ball .... Quietness ...... Staying at home You can't tell them much! THOSE NOTED FOR : That permanent Wave .... PAGE 116 wwf Irene' H Frederick A Caroline S. . . Evelyn T . Frances D . . . . Roy G

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I5 Song ki? BLUE Q g A I - 1539 oooe I Mary C. W ollenman Caroline Sc H midt Margaret L Y ons B ad little girls N O fun Pegg Y Evelyn True S dale A L ba Berry Franc E s Dennis Margaret F A rrell Helen V ermillion Beth N E ale An H H. S. Girl Bl O ndes No M oney Brun E ttes 1928 Song List Prisoners Song ................ Brokenhearted ................................. Author .. Roy Beisemeyer . . . . . . Wilma Still Margaret Busch Out in the New Mown Hay ............... ...... Nobody Knows What a Red-Headed Mamma Gan Do i. .......... Carry Tonight You Belong To Me ......... ' Ain't She Sweet? .............................. ............. All Alone ......................... Breezin' Along With the Breeze ....... . Gimme A Little Kiss, Will Ya, Huh? . . . Sunday ..... Any Ice Today Lady ? . Lonesome and Sorry .............. Where'd You Get Those Eyes? ......... I Wonder How I Look When I'm Asleep . . . . . . . . . Frances and Evelyn Me and My Shadow ............... Side by Side Baby Face ................. Forgive Me Let's Talk About ivigfstveetid '.'.'. . So Blue .............. Just a Memory ............. Rio Rita ........ PAGE 118 -Q?-'If . . . . Billy Pevestorff Albert Meinershagen . . . . Vernes Atchley . . . . . . Ruth Meinsen . . . . Kermit Stosberg . . . . Frances Dennis . . . Ervin Forderhase . . . . . Peggy Rogers Inky CharleyP. .. . Clyde and Mable Beth Neale .. Edward Linebach . . . . . . Bill Linebach . . . Helen Preston . . . . . Floyd Gladish . . . Margaret Farrell e