Keswick High School - Annual Yearbook (Keswick, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1948 volume:

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Iowa Degree ------ Bachelor of Science Education ---- Drake University Teaches-- . Ulf' - xii. ---Citizenship World History Vocations Coaches lat year Hometown ----- -Troy. lows Born at -------- Mt. Pleasant. lava Degree-----0 Education ----- T eaches - - ---- -Bachelor of Science -Oklahoma A. L M. Parsons, Fairfield -Agr lculture Qiology Sociology JO ANNE JOHNSON lst year Hometown ----- Eldon. lows Born at ------- Lake View. Michigan Education-----Cedar Falls. Iowa Teachea ------ Typing Shorthand Music 6, W- .,. 72, i I ' I 0 1 ,f . H4 ' . .e A Y 4 1 X f - s ' a , I I X 1 L K Y , 1 , 1 , , y 1 1 4 . , BV X Wm 3 r FA! . 'Ji , I. 7 I 45. I X ur' A l 4,9 . 4 -fy-ff! ' s, , , , fJN,-fax ,N .,.,, F -- 'N ir: V f ,Q 71 . Q4 .X , 'v 1 Q ' +1 f x 11' V 4 I 1 1 'A . 1 Y ', 1. I 1 ' 'f . '4 - 1 ' 1 . Yarn . 5' 1 I - . . .1 '- , .,'4, ' , . ' n , . AV. 1 ' . . , , . x ,,.. I 4 - ., 'M . I x , . A . 0 ' ' . , . , X . 5 . 4 3 .- 1 , v -., ' . A p. e I . -, . 4, ' . ' 1 . 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U 1 fx - -N if-1 SENIOR ACTIVITIES ALBERTA FRIDLEY Sophomore Class Play 1946 Junior Class Play 1947 Senior Class Play 1948 Four Years Basketball State Basketball Tournament 1948 One Year Cheerleading Co-Editor of Keswick, Klipper 1948 Valedictorian FLORENCE CRAIG Sophomore Class Play 1946 Junior Class Play 1947 Junior Class Play 1948 Senior Class Play 1948 Two Years Basketball One Year Cheerleading State Basketball Tournament Senior All-Star Basketball Tournament One Year Mixed Chorus Manager of Annual Girls Sports Editor for Klipper Salutatorian EMMA BUTENSCHOEN Senior Class Play 1948 Two Years Basketball State Basketball Tournament Typist for Klipper BOB MEEKS Junior Class Play 1947 Senior Class Play 1948 One Year Track One Year Music Printer for Klipper REX BOWMAN Sophomore Class Play 1946 Junior Class Play 1947 Senior Class Play 1948 Three Years Baseball Senior Class Vice-President Printer for Klipper 'Q 2 if . 4 c 4 v E I .1 E I 1 -' 3 ' i, V I m SENIOR ACTIVITIES DOLORES KEENER Junior Class Play 1947 Senior Class Play 1948 Carnival Play 1947 Two Years Basketball State Basketball Tournament Girls Glee Club Two Years One Year Girls Sextette One Year Mixed Chorus Pianist Junior Class Co-Editor of JOHN LAUX Junior Class Senior Class Reporter for Klipper 1946 7 Keswick-Klipper 1947 -8 Play 1947 Play 1948 Two Years Basketball Two Years Baseball One Year Track One Year Mixed Chorus Boys Sports Editor for Klipper EARL CRAIG Sophomore Class Play 1946 Junior Class Play 1947 Senior Cla-ss Play 1948 Senior Class Play 1946 Carnival Play 1947 Four Years Baseball Four Years Basketball Two Years Music One Year Track Printer for Klipper 1948 GLEN RAPPLINGER Sophomore Class Play 1946 Junior Class Play 1947 Stage Manager 1948 Four Years Baseball Four Years Basketball Senior Class President Senior Class Reporter for Klipper QL + 1 by 1 , . X K 'i . w ' , r' 2 s 4 X 3 K x. , 2,,,z 1 Qfffv' SENIOR CLASS WILL The Senior Class hereby will our seats by the radiators to the Junior Class in hopes that they will not freeze to death next winter. The Senior Class hereby will our ability to fill up the space behind the radiators with waste paper without getting caught by the teachers, to the Sopho- more Class. The Senior Class hereby wills our love for getting down to business and our ability in long argument that never gets us anywhere to the Freshman Class. The Senior Class hereby wills to the faculty our dearest possessions. our waterguns, marbles, bubble gum, ink bottles. 'caps and capguns, and thumb- tacks, as great tokens of our love for you. I. Dolores Keener, will and bequeath my ability to get to history class on tinfie and regularly to Lois Axmear in hopes that she is never considered a guest in class by Mr. Englebert as I was. I, Bob Meeks. will and bequeath, my large vocabulary to Harold Hahn in hopes he doesn't get a curriculummixed up with a cricket. I, Rex Bowman, will and bequeath my modern quiet chevrolet to Francis Dunn, in hopes he can get to school on time next year. I, Florence Craig, will and bequeath my ability to have two or three boy friends at the same time to Joan Robbins, in the hopes that she may become as dashing a Juliette, as the Senior girls are now. I, Earl Craig, will and bequeath my accurate aim with a watergun to Norman Collins providing he doesn't hit the Superintendent. I, Glenn Raplinger, will and bequeath my ability to run the mile race to anyone interested, providing they do not take my great title of honor away from me. I, Alberta Fridley, will and bequeath to Helen Corrick, a new yardstick on condition that she uses it only to direct music class such as I did. I. Albert Means, will and bequeath my ability to make it to school on time to Richard Corrick in hopes he doesn't abuse this privilege. V I, Harold Ensminger, will and bequeath my love for June Cranston to Shafranck if he promises to go steady with her like I wish I could have done Butenschoen, will and bequeath my ability to keep a slim figure she takes the proper care of it. Ev ff- '- e w QE, N? E X 1 w w r r 1 f k i 1 A ! r 1 V . 9 1 ,f l Q Q 1 . .. 1,.v,.,N,- :www ,, L' HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF '48 KESWICK HIGH SCHOOL As we look back across the sea of time we see five small children in the year of 1936, about to embark on their voyage through school. The Captain in command of their first two years is Marjorie Wiese and the passengers are Gene Dawson, Alberta Fridley, Norine Wagner, Mary Jean Morgan, and Norman Collins. We entered the second year of our journey with the same five and three new passengers--George Van Fleet, Billy Martin, and Albert Means. In the Third Grade we lost Billy Martin and gained Lucille Dunn. Velma McClung became the Captain to pilot us through the next two years of our journey As we docked between Ports Three and Four, we lost four of our pass- engers and gained one--Richard Channel, who was with us only a short time, leaving Lucille Dunn, Alberta Fridley, Albert Means, and George Van Fleet to journey onward. Gladys Meyer guided us safely through the fifth and sixth years and in the Sixth Grade we gained Mervin Husband. In the second half of our voyage Val Eva Graham became our Captain to see us safely to Port Seven. During this league of our voyage we gained two new passengers--Helen Taylor and Dale Wright. Velda Jean Axmear took command in our eighth year where we gained Glenn Wyant and lost Dale Wright. Those who graduated from the eighth grade were Mervin Husband, George Van Fleet, Albert Means, Helen Taylor, Lucille Dunn, and Alberta Fridley. Leaving Grade School forever behind us we journey onward into High School with the same six passengers who left the Eighth Grade Harbor and four new ones to make our trip merrier--Florence Craig, Glenn Raplinger, Earl Craig, and Ray Terrell. Our commanders during our freshman year at K. H. S. were W. L. Evans, Jessie T. Earhart, and Norma Erwin. We lost Albert Means between Ports Nine and Ten when he moved to Sigourney. In our Sophomore year with W. L. Evans as our Captain and Miss Quaintance, Mrs. Stanley. and Mrs. Earhart as co-captains we gained Bob Meeks, Rex Bowman. and Dolores Keener, at the same time losing Ray Terrell. , As we docked between our Sophomore and Junior years we lost Helen , who moved to Millersburg, and George Van Fleet, who moved to South Laux came then from Thornburg to help over-come our loss and and Emma Butenschoen were added during the last semester of 1 X 1 With Mr. Evans still in command we find Tom Englebert, Harriet Higgins and Mrs. Dawson as co-captains. During the year Mrs. Dawson's health made it impossible for her to complete the years journey so she was replaced by Mrs. Earhart for a few weeks and then Mrs. Starry took over for the remainder of this league of the voyage. Mervin Husband dropped out during our Junior year. Guiding us in the final lap of our journey we find H. C. Ensminger. Jo Ann Johnson, Tom Englebert, and Mina Hargis. Between the Junior and Senior Ports we lost Lucille Dunn and gained another passenger--Harold Ensminger. Those who will walk down the gang-plank at the end of this long voyage are: Harold Ensminger Emma Butenschoen Albert Means John Laux Dolores Keener Rex Bowman Bob Meeks Glenn Raplinger Florence Craig Earl Craig Alberta Fridley CLASS POEM We've come tonight to celebrate The class of Nineteen forty-eight Our hearts are sad, our thoughts are blue, As now we say Farewell to you First it's happy Dolores Keener, We all are glad that we have seen her. And the little one, so well-known, ls petite Emma Butenschoen. Sweet and demure is Florence Craig, Your luck we wish, your smile we beg. One lady fair seeks further fame, Alberta Fridley is her name. I-le's not a clown and not a showman, We say Goodbye to Rex Bowman. -A' - 1 I o tf'!RL Then there is one with eyes so keen, It must be black-haired Albert Mean. Altho he is no singer, His name is still, Harold Ensminger. He is so tall and slim of leg, It is no other than Earl Craig. We wonder, wonder what he seeks, When mischief drives, Robert Meeks He is not fair, he has no rocks, But Margaret says, It is John Laux. He is so true, we can't forget, That Glenn himself is in the set. This is not poetry, it is only rhyme, So why should I take further time. So we'll not cry, but only sigh, As to the seniors we say, Goodbye.' SENIOR ACTIVITIES--Continued HAROLD ENSMINGER Senior Class Secretary and Treasurer Humor Writer for Klipper ALBERT MEANS One Year Basketball Junior Class Play 1947 Senior Class Play 1948 Senior Class Play 1947 Typist for Klipper SENIOR CLASS WILL--Continued I John Laux, will and bequeath my vivacious personality to Nornne Wagner in hopes that she soon peps up. Signed--- JohnQ P Semor SENIOR CLASS PROP!-IEC Y On a sunny May lZth day in l954 the senior class of 1948 held their annual reunion on the banks of Lake Keswick near the renowned city of that same name. The honored guest was H. C. Ensminger, the class's former superintendent who is now the famous multi-millionaire. The first to arrive was Glenn Raplinger, who now operates a barber salon in Chicago and specializes in hair restoring. Next to come was Mr. and Mrs. Rex Bowman who now live in New York City and are owner and manager of the Matrimonial Bureau. Mrs. Bowman is the former Dolores Keener. Soon came Earl Craig who, if you tune in to the Lucky Strike Program you can hear his tobacco auctioneer's chant. He has replaced Orville Blew and does an excellent job. Next, in his stetson and cowboy boots, came Harold ftwo-gunl Ensminger, the once hard-riding rodeo star, and now owns a dude ranch in Arizona. Arriving in her Cadillac is Florence Craig, who is now writing love stories for True Story Magazine. We hear it pays very well. Florence is the only old maid of the class of '48. Stepping out of a new Lincoln, we see Bob Meeks and his lovely Eskimo bride. Bob has just returned from prospecting in the Yukon. Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Greene arrived soon from Miami, Florida. Mrs. Greene, the former Emma Butenschoen, raises white mice for thewor1d's leading scientists. Dashing up next on horseback comes John Laux. John is very successful in athletics, winning national honors in track, baseball and broad jumping. He is also a professional basketball player. Then out of a clear blue sky dropped Alberta Fridley Haymes by para- chute. She has been singing with her husband Dick, for the past three years. Last, as in school days, Albert Means gets there at the last second. Al is now chief mechanic at General Motors and is doing great. After an enjoyable dinner they all agreed to return to the enormous lake the following year. .ru 4 . - R . n . K . 0 . - f . N hlkhaq A 'H Uv 'iv 4 I . 1 x l . 4 v A X 0 A , . . ' - V . SOPHOHORE CLASS Fit!! Row. I. Robbill, ll. Hungerford. Biiw. 1.. Lug. I. 1-Inu-1. ls. nlfmi. 'rm-4 nw. n. sun-uns. F. mm. lc. iuggicl. R. Bowmn. IUNIOR CLASS Fira! RGD. L. I. Wright. ll. Husband 335101 H. Cox-rick, R. Long, N. wagner. Third Roi. R. Greene. C. Shairunk. nfwnmt Fuurth Row. M. Sterrctte. N. Collins. FRESHIIAN CLASS Firut DI. D. Lanz, H. Hula. 'STcul'l'iv. G. came. n. cm.. L.. r. Third Raw. B. Snyder. R. Cox-rick. v , 1 E 4 4 4 V Y.-H211 if! lst and 2nd Grade Front Row L. to R. ch. M. Snnkenberg, D. C lttiek, E. Werner. Second Row L. to R. D. EUIIIGY. E. Lemon, D. Naylor. I. Bender. M. A. Dawson. K. Hahn. Third Row L. to R. nlr. E. Dunnick. R. Hahn. T. Snyder. 5th and 6th Grade Front Row L. to R. F. Snier. P. Adfxddell. M. Smith. K. Glbuoa. Second Row L. to R. C. Hunan R. Dawson. P. Laux. Third Row L. to R. D. Tlnci. 5. Pope, C. Brady, R. Strohmm. 9 Front Row L. to R. E. Bender. R. Siifflet, J. White. D. Pullman, K. Georgo. M. Green, D Edmundeon. G. Wemer. Second Row L. in R, E. E. Brady. E. Eunnlck, A. Shnull I. Rickman, K. Lnux, L. Hall. Third Row L. to R. L. Fllier, B. Green, J. Bender, C. Churchill. P. Snnkenberg. D. 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Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar . Mar . Mar . Mar . Mar . April April April April May May CALENDAR OF EVENTS l--- -------- School starts! 9--- --- Freshman initiation. 2Z--- --- Senior hayride. 29--- --- Sophomore hayride. 8- ---- --- Senior Weiner roast. 15- ---- --- First issue of Keswick Klipper 22 ---- --- Junior Class party. Z9 ---- ---- S chool carnival. 31 ---- ---- H alloween and first basketball game of season. 13-- 19-- 25-- 23-- 2- -- ---- Girls and boys receive new basketball uniforms. -Sophomores visit Penn College. -- ------- THANKSGIVING! YUM!! YUM!! ----------Presentation of School Christmas Program. -----------Basketball girls go to New Providence. Z3 ---- ---- C OUNTY CHAMPS FOR BASKETBALL GIRLS. --- ---Senior pictures taken by Harry Fitch. 4- ----- ---Seniors go to Osky to return picture proofs. --- ---SECTIONAL TROPHY WON BY KESWICK GIRLS 21 -- 23 -- 2- 1. 1- 2- 5- 6- 1- -- ---- DISTRICT TOURNAMENT CHAMPS BY GIRLS. ----------Curtis magazine contest opens. -- --------- Basketball girls leave for State Tournament and receive new sweatjackets. --- ---Keswick loses to Hartley in State Tourney. ----- ---Basketball girls attend breakfast at Younkers. ------ ---Curtis Contest closes. -----------Girls return from week at Des Moines. 15-- 22-- 2- 6- 29- 12 -Basketball boys attend State Tournament at Iowa City. -Seniors receive graduation announcements. -----------Junior Class Play. -----------Junior-Senior banquet. 15 ----------- Grade Operetta ---------- Senior Class Play. 9 ---- --- Baccalaureate. --- ---Commencement. ff' , , K,.1,,.. P- 5 , f 1 1 ' V , , x 1 n , . 4 l 1 i , i ? a , Q : 'N X l i W , W ' L X 4 4 V 1 I 1 GRADE TEACHERS Mrs. Ensminger. Mrs. Butenschoen, Mrs. Ackley, and Mrs. Hervey. PECK ' M llf ll F5 +55 u ?,,,.l4 ki NA 1 ' V, -- KX M if ,K f 'fgif'-Vi ' 1 A wi COOKS M BUS ,DRIVER . ,YN ,.u r 1 1 1,,', KESWICK KLIPPER The Keswick Klipper, the school newspaper, that was started last year, was continued this year. We sincerely hope it is continued again next year. The staff is as follows: Co-Editors . . . . . . Alberta Fridley Dolores Keener Society ........ .... M argaret Husband Girls' Sports ............. ...... F lorence Craig Boys' Sports ............... ........ I ohn Laux Advertising and Circulation . . . ...... Helen Corrick Charles Shafranek Norman Collins Typists. . . ....... Albert Means Max Sterrett Emma Butenschoen Richard Greene Printers . . . . .... 'Rex Bowman Earl Craig Bob Meeks Dale Wright Russell Hurd Reporters: Senior ...... .... .G lenn Raplinger Junior ...... .... N orine Wagner Sophomore . . . . . . Irene Harkins Freshman .... ...... L ois Axrnear Music ......... ...... R ita Maye Long Goofy Gossip .... .... L aura Mae Wright The Girls Glee Club this year consisted of nine girls. They are Lois Axrnear, Norine Wagner, Geraldine Coble, Laura Mae Wright, Dolores Keener, -Phyllis McCay, Leta Long, Rita Long, and Rexiene Bowman. They have made many public appearances this year. Their teachers are Mrs. Dale Williams, and .To Ann Johnson. g'Aoi5if. l a P 1 4 . 9 r ' Q, Ifkgkfx in X ul Y I' I I . I u 1 ' f.' , . I 1 - Y ny' - u 1 ., ,,1 v'. I ' '. . S'.. . A I n 2.11, ' V' U, J. Q H f , , 4 D ' 2, J7,1,f, r we .. W 4 'N 4213 CHIQLILADERS kann Harkin!-----Floronco Craig Alberta Fridley GIRLS BASKETBALL SQUAD Front Row L. to R. lblM. H. Carrick B. Morrison. A. Fridloy, F. Craig. Second Rav L. to R. 5. Keener. 5. Messy. L. LGI. I. Hungerford. E. Butenselocn. L. ll. vmgm. BASEBALL SQUAD Fra! low L. to R. . . . . ll. Sotarrstt, N. Cdlinl. R. Geac. G. Kqzlhgcr. Second law L. to I.. . . cl. R. Carrick. I. Llux. Keswick Keswick Keswick Keswick Keswick Keswick Keswick Keswick Keswick Keswick Keswick Keswick Keswick Keswick Keswick Keswick Keswick Keswick Keswick Keswick Keswick Keswick Keswick Keswick Keswick Keswick Keswick Keswick Keswick Keswick Keswick Keswick GIRLS SPORTS WON Z9 LOST 3 Here Thornburg Here Webster Here Numa There Webster There Hartwick , There North English Here Ladora Here Hartwick There South English There Ladora Here Kinross There Thornburg Here Richland There New Providence There Richland North English Wilson Packers Here South English There Cedar Here Selma There Kinross County Tourney Richland County Tourney Thornburg County Tourney Hedrick There North English Sectional Tourney Barnes City Sectional Tourney Lynville Sectional Tourney Cedar There Numa Here Iowa Success District Tourney Millersburg District Tourney Baxter State Tournament Hartley GIRLS TOURNAMENTS County Tourney For the third year the Keswick Kittens have traveled to Delta to bring home the Keokuk County Championship trophy. Defeating Richland, Thornburg and meeting Hedrick in the final round, the girls won by a score of 62 to 48 in favor of Keswick. Sectional Tourney The Sectional Tournament being held at Lacey, the girls won over Barnes City 55 to 30, Lynville 57 to 42, and in the final round defeated Cedar 57 to 32 . District Tourney February 20th the girls traveled to North English for the opening round of the District Tournament where they nosed out Millersburg by a. score of 52 to 45. In the final round the happy team won over Baxter 68 to 56. State Tourney For the first in History, the Keswick girls made their way to the State Tournament where they opened the Tournament. but Hartley's strong team was too much for them and the Kittens lost by a score of 51 to 31. State Honors were won by Helen Corrick who made the third all State Team and Beverly Morrison who won Honorable mention. Q i Keswick Keswick Keswick Keswick Keswick Keswick Keswick Keswick Keswick Keswick Keswick Keswick Keswick Keswick Keswick Keswick Keswick Keswick Keswick Keswick Keswick Keswick BOYS SPORTS WON 18 LOST 5 Here Here Here There There There Here There There Here There Here Here There Here There There County Tourney Here There Sectional Tourney Sectional Tourney BOYS TOURNAMENTS Thornburg Webster Numa Webster Hartwick North English Ladora South English Ladora Kinross Thornburg Harper South English Cedar Selma Kinross Harper Richland Iowa Success Numa Gibson North English The first game for the Keswick boys at What Cheer in the County Tourn ament was not much of a success for the Tigers lost 37 to 32. In the Sectional Tournament at North English, the boys met Gibson and won by a score of 57 to 25. In the next round the Tigers ended their basketball season by losing to North English 45 to 26. G JEL:-'JP f gif 77 ,,,, ,i 'I' -1 I' 1 ux x T 1 ,ff-51 . 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ZZnd, the Senior Class had a hayride for the class and their in- vited guests. After the hayride everyone went to the home of Emma Butenschoen and refreshments of sandwiches, pie and pop were served. The Senior Class, on Oct. 8th, spent the evening enjoying a wiener roast south of Keswick. Each member of the class invited one person. On Sept. 9th, the Sophomore Class initiated the Freshman Class with all the members of the High School present. The Freshman Boys were dressed in bathing suits, hats, silk stockings, and high heeled shoes. The Freshman Girls were dressed in nightgowns, baseball caps with feathers and were barefoot. The evening was spent with the Freshman doing stunts and going on a scavenger hunt. Refreshments were served later in the evening. The Freshman Class were host and hostesses to their invited guests on a wiener roast and hayride combined. This occupied the evening and everyone had a good time. The Junior and Senior Classes joined forces on Feb. Z4 and had a bob sled party. Norman Collins furnished his bob sled and tractor. Everyone went to the cafe afterwards for refreshments. n 1 I v 4 l. 4 Ru t Ddorel. What ar! you doing? Y-I 7 Y 2. Who ia posing Laura lac or tha horn? 7? l. Lola, vhat a coatnmo! 1. TVhl??7?????? 5. larl. the Vlctor?T? 6. Zinn. an you crying to an 1 1 7. Doa't look so worried. Bill!! YOU'LL aurvlve. 8. Emma. Dolorea, Alberta and Florence. 9. Corky'a flrat driving laaaon. l0. Playing Basketball or rollar skating, Dolores? ? ll. Phyllll. Hubba, Hubba. ll. Jul! Married, Rex and Doloraa. ll. Phyllla McCaya ll. Herculea!! 15. Beverly Morrison. 16. Out of breath, Glenn? 11. Our Wonder Woman!! ll. Tlloae allly aenlnra, Floronce and Dolorea. 19. Second Childhood! 20. Who would have thought lt? I!'a Emma B. Zl. Love lure la grand!! ZZ. Love la gra.nd2ZI!Z!!2! 23. Dale wrlght and hla glrllah film-o. Zd. Glenn, What arc you doing? 1 1 ll idl'01 ll . Man Instructor fto Leta LJ: I'm putting this rivet in the correct position. When I nod my head, hit it hard with your hammer. That's all he remembered until he woke up in a hospital. Judge-- Didn't I tell you the last time that I never wanted to see you in court again? Mr. Ensminger-- Yes, your honor: but I couldn't make this cop believe it. In Des Moines, Dolores lost her dog, asked police to find it. Identifying marks: Red nail polish on its toenails. Beverley M. was crossing a pasture. Say there, she shouted to a farmer, is this bull safe? Well, said the farmer, I reckon he's a lot safer than you are right now. DorothyC.--Are you having any success in learning to drive a car? Lois A.-- Well, the road is beginning to turn when I do. Bobby S.--What is a bachelor? Mr. S.-- A bachelor, my boy, is a man who didn't have a car when he was young. Richard G.--Don't drive so fast around the corners. It makes me nervous. Francis D.-- If you don't want to get scared, do as I do--shut your eyes when we come to the corners. Keith R. said Mr. Ensminger, Describe the human race? The human race is the men running from the women and the women running after the men, replied Keith. Papa-- Another bite like that and you'll leave the table. Dale W.-- Another bite like that and I'll be finished. Cop--Kto excited lady driverj. Use your noodle lady, use your noodle. Rita L.--My goodness, where is it? I've pulled and pulled everything in the car. Mrs. Hargis--What kind of a word is the word tail spin? Bob Meeks--I'd say it's the last word in flying. Rex--While we are sitting in the moonlight, l'd like to ask you--- Dolores--feagerlyl Yes? Rex--Could we please move over? I'm sitting on a nail. Francis D.--How are you getting along with your driving by now Helen? Helen C.--Splendid!! Tomorrow I'm going to try to go five miles an hour faster and try to pass a car on the right side of the road. Mr. Craig-- Don't you think our son gets his intelligence from me? Mrs. Craig-- He must. I've still got mine. Mr. Husband--How is it, young man, that I find you hugging and kissing my daughter? How is it, I ask you? .Tohnie--It's great, sir, really great! Salesman-- I say, sonny, is your mother at home? Glenn R.-- Yes, sir. Salesman--fafter knocking in vainjg I thought you said she was home. Glenn R.-- Yes, sir, but I don't live here. Coach--I suppose you are still angry with me because I came home last night with a black eye? Donnie--Maybe you've forgotten, but when you came home last night you didn't have that black eye. Billie L.--Give me a shovel, quick. Johnnie is stuck in the mud up to his shoetops. Rex S.--Why doesn't he walk out? Billie L.--He's in head first. K ,9 h A T rl, 'A WALSWORTH laclmqnphud I lounl by WALSIOITII llaflllll - ' Klrollllll. Ho.. U. I. A. . , ,, M,-M lfi535:i?Z:-T, - , 1 XJ? 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