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

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xv? 4597? ,miiiw 'W-ZW? I Y Y filth-.- 5.54 x?fl P S ' Z V A hmm Mr. Knotts- Did you give Mr. Hollar my message? Marvin- No, sir, he was out and the office was locked. Mr. Knotts- Well, why didn't you wait for him, as I told you? Marvin- There was a notice on the door, saying, 'Return at once,' so I came back as fast as I could. Mr. Edmonds- Now then, Paul, suppose you had two apples and you gave another boy his choice. Youll tell him to take the bigger one, wouldn't you? Paul- No, sir. Mr. Edmonds-- But. why not? Paul L-. 'Twouldn't be necessary. Professor tdiseussing the brainl- Harold, what does your brain do when you want to remember anything? Haroldfnlt tells me to open my book. Dave- I was motoring the other day and I mine to a river, but couldn't3 find any way to get across. Miss Fisher- IVell, what did you do? Dave-- Oh, I just sat down and thought it over. Two Juniors stretched and yawned. What shall we do to-night ? said one. I'll toss up a coin for it, his churn replied. If it's heads we-'ll go to the moviesg if it's tails Weill call on Emily and Willa and if it stands on edge we'll study. lVilla- Oh, Arnold! Hear how the trees moan and sigh. Arnold- I guess, dear, if you were as full of green apples as those trees are, you'd moan and sigh, too. Ruth B.- What happened when your father told your fiance he ought to put something aside for a rainy day? Georgia- A little later, Dad missed his raincoat. John F.- How a1'e you getting along at home while your wife's away? Harry M.- Fineg I've reached the height of efficiency. I can put on my soeks now from either end. Earnest- I really couldn't live without you. You are the-er-very breath of my life. Ferne- Did you ever try holding your breath ? Mrs. Seyb- Why are you late? I-larry K.- I was kicked by a mule. Mrs. Seyb.- It shouldn't have taken you thirtyvone minutes to get kicked by a mule. Harry- Oh, it didn't take long to get kieked, but he kicked me in the wrong direction. Mr. Chapin- Even love is governed by certain scientific laws. By applying Iloyles' law, we find that the harder the pressure, the lower the gas. Isn't that right Mr. Seyb? Letitia-'fDo you like corn on the ear? Marie- I never had one there. I saw a girl on the lawn with stocking on wrong side out., so I turned the hose on her. Miss Fisher- Johnny, why were you tardy? Johnny- The bell rang before I got here. Teacher t to class in Natural Historyl-'Wvhat kinds of birds are most frequently kept in captivity? Jail birds, volunteered Tommy. Mrs. Ball- Aileen, you may leave the jackets on the potatoes for dinner. Charles tlaterl- Mother, did Aileen leave the overalls on the potatoes ?

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