Highland Community College - Trail Blazer Yearbook (Highland, KS)

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Thirty-eight It's better to have ping- ed and lost than never to have ponged at all. The women. A technical picture of ye ed. Xvherever there are fel- lows there's sure to be a belle. It just goes to show who studies at H. J. C. Barflies-Messrs. Kor- thanke, Ketterlnau, Veach, Pederson. It looks like a love game. Deuce! Ball one! That ain't the way I heered it, Johnny. A sorry picture, but We had to use it. Quintuplets from the zoo. The higher they climb the harder they fall.

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Dah-dit-dah-dit, dah-dal1- dit-dah-get it? A moment of leisure. A bit of contrast-co eds and snowballs. In play or in earnest? That vacuum pump looks rather out of place among such in- tellectuals. Measure carefully, boys, you're taking your life in your hands. Wllat, Amos and Andy? No, just Virginia and Helen. Roll another one, boys -we're out to get them. The light that failed- in the library. The pause that refresh- es-all school party. Would be engineers at their work. Thirty-seven

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UI-IABMING, LOVELY, intelligent, and Fviendly are the words one uses when speaking of lVIil.F,il'Jl'll? Lou Ukena 01' lliglilullfl. lNla1'jn1'ie Lou was seleelecl by her fellow stmlenls ns their nwsi, qneenly coed to represent the Alma, Mater ai the Full Festival in l'linWull1a. TI-IIB HONOR of being Queen of the Trail Blazer Jubilee was bestowed upon our petite brown-eyed, vivaeious Mai'- jorie Blevins of Higlllanfl. She has had adequate training ns a queen, having toured the Sunflower' State as Queen ol' Kainsaus Apples and 1'Glg'l'lllAlgI as Apple Rlossoln Queen ul, Troy last spring. Thirty-nine