Jefferson Union High School - Jeffaurean Yearbook (Richmond, OH)

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CHEMISTRY CLASS Sing a song of sulphide, beaker full of lime, Four and twenty test tubes breaking all the time. When the cork is taken out, Fumes begin to reek, Isn't that an awful mess To have five times a week. SMILES It's easy to wear a smile When life is a piece of cake, But the boy worthwhile Is the boy who can smile When he feels his suspenders break. A KISS A kiss is a noun, because it is both common and proper: A kiss is a pronoun, because she stands for it. A kiss is a verb, because it is either active or passive: A kiss is an adverb, because it modifies the art, A kiss is an interjection because it shows strong and sudden feeling: A kiss is a conjunction because it con- nects. DEFINITION A jitterbug is not an insect but a hu- man being acting like one. GOING WEST The great big beautiful car drew up to the curb where Betty West was waiting for a bus, and a gentleman stuck his head out the window and said. Hello, I'm driving west. How wonderful, said Betty. Bring me back an orange. LONG AND SHORT A good letter, like a woman's skirt, should be long enough to cover the sub- ject and short enough to create interest. EASY GOING Mr, Smith: Son who is this wild wo- man you're running around with? Allie: Aw, dad, she ain't wild. Any- body can pet her. No wonder the little duckling Wears on his face a frown: For he has just now discovered His first pair of pants are down. RULE NO. l Early to bed and early to rise, And you'll never show red in the whites of your eyes. GOOD AND BAD The good we learn at mother's knee. The bad at other joints. TREES Trees are so undependable-a tree will stand in place for years, then suddenly jumps out in front of a car, TEA PARTY l gave a swanky tea party One afternoon at three. It was very small. just three in all: I, Myself, and me. Myself ate all the sandwiches: I drank up all the tea: It was also I: who ate the pie And passed the cake to me. GIRLS Courtship: Period during which the girl decides whether or not she can do better. HOW TRUE, HOW TRUE A fellow was dragged from his wrecked car and taken to a near-by house. I can't help you, said the householder, I'm not an M. D., but a veterinarian. You're just the fellow for me, said the injured man, because I was a jack- ass to think I could do fifty. FOILED AGAIN A ragged tramp knocked on the door of a doctor's house. A lady came to the door Tramp: Could I have a pair of the doc tor's old pants? Lady: I don't think you want to wear them. Tramp: Why? Lady: Because I'm the doctor.