Indiana Masonic Home High School - Ma Ho Hi Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

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1 1 0 J. Pd G3 COOHOHII C9 FEW v X I Lucid Intervals Irene Slavey: Bucky, do you know The Sony In My Heart? Eugene Buchanan: What do you think I am-an ex-ray? Miss Coons: ftrying to teach man- ners inua Junior recitationb Wilma, use please in a sentence. Wilma Campbell: Cafter short hesi- tationj Charles Guinnup is a kitchen police. Mrs. Miller: fin Health classj Heydon, what are two functions of the blood? Heydon Buchanan: The bloofd carries waste. Mis. Miner: Is that all? fNo answer from H. BJ Someone else answers: It carries food also. Heydon: fto Mrs. Millerj Oh, I thought you knew that much. Mr. Thrams: fduring band reher- salj Emerson, didn't I tell you to play that strain in one flat? Emerson Boyd: I did. Mr. Thrams: It wasn't right that time. E. Boyd: Well, you didn't tell me which one and I've got my choice of four. Laura Duffy: Don't you put a silk worm in taffy? Miss Woollen: Why, no! Laura D.: I'll bet you do because right here it says to cook until it spins a thread. Miss Custer: Hubert, what was Edgar Allen Poe? Hub Griffy: He was a fiend. Miss C.: What kind of a fiend? Hub G.: Morphene. Hvelene Silvers: Martha, please hurry, it's six o'clock. Martha Hipkiss: Aw, you're nuts, it was five-thirty only half an hour ago. Emerson Boyd: Charlie, who in- vented the steam engine? Charles Irvine: fsleepilyj W'at? Robert Adams: fseriouslyj Fm getting along pretty good in printing. Last year at this time I didn't know anything, now I know twice as much. Mary Mae: What do you know about the price of peanuts? Freeda Terry: Latest quotations, Hubert Griffy and I were dancing and he stepped on my foot. He said he felt like two cents. H Claire Barnette: fseeing that Earl's watch had stoppedJ Earl, what is the matter with your watch? Earl Naylor: Oh, its just like its owner. Claire B.: How's that, too lazy to move? Earl N.: No, just in that tired and run down condition. Miss Woollen: Heydon, why are you taking Botany? Heydon Buchanan: Fm going to be an undertaken The Original Basket Ball Robert Pierson: Yeh, we used to pick oranges off the trees and bounce 'em on the way to school in Californy, me and my gang. In Need Of Old Age Pensions Claire Barnette: Some of Clay's ancestors are still living in his home- stead at Ashland. O DP QCA 'WC QC: i.