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

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l -:.:-- ' - - ss-'Rr' gy- qlfii-.y 417,572 5. ' -Q, 'wiitlij X my ii ' - g an in Vikki., .. Aly N f e - Q A if . S Q 2 ' - 51 Miss Staeger- Floyd, why haven't you your lesson? It 1'ouldn't have been very hard to learn. Floyd- No, Miss Staeger, it was not because it was so hard to learn, but because it was so easy to forget. Freshie- What keeps a balloon up? Sophie- Gases and hot air. Freshie- Gosh, what keeps you down, anyway ? Avilda was writing a letter, when she paused and hem-ame very thoughtful. Gladys, she finally remarked, do you spell 'graphic' with one 'f' or two?', Well, responded Gladys, if you are going to use any, you just as well go the limit. Stranger- Have you lived here all your life? Dallas- Not yet. ' Wilkie- I had an awful puncture-3 I ran over a milk bottle, yesterday. Father- Couldn't you see the bottle? Wilkic+ Nog the kid had it under his coat. Mr. Chapin- What is steam ? F1OI'9H0l+'Wviltt'I', crazy with the heat. Jake Ito doetorl- Will you give me something for my head ? Doctor- 1 wouldn't take it as a gift. Ward, does your Mother give you anything if you take your medivine without 1'1'yi11g? No, but she gives me something if I don't. Ernest- XVhat is the safest port in a storm TJ tlhris- The parlor davenportf' Gayle- Does the moon affect the tide here? Wilbur- No, the un-tied. John- Have you heard the story about the foot ? Hill-- No. John- Uh, you have, too ! Louis--v What kind of tree would svare a eat? James- 1 don't know. Louis- A dog-wood. Dad, 1 was simply great in the relay events, boasted Van. Thnt's fine, son! We'll make use of those talents, now. Your mother will soon be ready to relay the carpets. Emily Clay fin sociologyJ- What's the exam on? Hill- Paper. Edna Daggs- WVhat are the mumps? Harry Riffle- They are a swell disease. S. S. Teacher- Harry, what in the Bible shows that it is wrong to have two wives? Harry- No man can serve two masters. A. J.- l hear Knabe was kicked off the basket ball squad. Floyd B.- How so? A. J.- He was told not to tam-kle ,the ball and he tackled the l'0Ill'll.'y Miss Rolle- What ki11d of a husband would you advise me to get ? Miss Staeger- Get a single man and leave the husbands alone.