Kahoka High School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Kahoka, MO)

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x Sify? XXV fi' filth X iii? ew' SF' : iiipv ,ZX V ARA ' ' Ki?-T31 ' ' Sign - I w,, :ix ,X Q , . .0 QES5 - s' - , 'mil NVhen the yt bu. phone rang in the evening, one of the post. offiee force said, Pa, central wants Margaret T.- I've a brother in New York that didn't eat there for two weeks. Dot M.- XVhen was that? Margaret- When he was in Chieagof' Mr. Chapin tafter a lesson on snowh- As we walk out on a eold winter day and look around, what do we see on every hand? .lolm FishA Gloves. Thomas. asked Mr. Hollar, what ean you tell me of Amerit-a's foreign relations at present? Thomase- They're all broke. Mr. Hollarf- Why should XVashington's birthday be eelebrated more than mine? Garland- He never told a lie. Mr. Etilll0llllSi Yvll2li is your impression of harmony? Earnest L.- A freekled-faeed girl, in a polka dot d1'ess, leading a eoaeh dog. Une Sunday noon at the city depot while waiting for the loeal tea kettle and a copy of the Sunday morning Globe, a girl from Chit-ago saw one of Kahoka's prominent young men, garbed in sport togs, coming down the platform. The girl said, ls that the eity's champion golf-player or a caddy? A friend of this young Illilll'S standing near the Uhieago girl said, Hes neither the champion golf-player or the caddy. Why, Miss, that's Craig Hiller. Miss Galland tputting up pic-tures?-I ean't find a single pin. Where do they all go anyway ? Miss Montgomery- 1tfs hard to tell, because they're pointed in one direction and headed in another. Two health enthusiasts were disrussing methods, when one of them suddenly said, You still take your morning bath, l suppose? t'Never miss it, my boy, said the other. Sometimes I take it hotg sometimes I take it cold, but Wllell I'm in a rush, I take it for granted. Une day as Kenneth H. was running down the street, he ran into a man who held him fast. What are you running for? he asked. l'm trying to stop a fight, returned Kenneth. How's that? said the man. WVhy, l'n1 running so that the other boy won't eateh me. A teacher asked members of a elass one day what they would like to do. And what is your ambition, Jimmie? she inquired. l think 1 would like to wash mother's ears,'i was the reply. Albert squirmed as he studied his church lesson. What is the matter? his mother asked. Uh, mother, he burst out, this catechism is awfully hard. lsu't there a klttyehism 1 eould study? In answer to the question, Define a parable, Jody Alexander wrote, A parable is a heavenly story with no earthly meaning. llill Bridges went into a store to buy a jar. He saw one that was turned upside down and cried, How absurd! The jar has no mouth. Turning it over, he was once more astonished. Why, the botto1n's gone, too! he ex- claimed. V Miss Rolle- NVhat is politeness? Cecil H.- lt is the art of not letting other people know what you think of them.

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