Kingman High School - Talisman Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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I-GHE YBALISMAN Franees Fisher: A'IsnIt that a heavenly looking ear! Marjorie Phelps: It ought to he. It's a Moon. Bud Dean fDiseussing eareersjz l'm going to he a surgeon, Bill Anderson: Not for me, Too much inside work. Mrs. .leromez Wt'll, Dad, Betty won the hlue rihhon at the heauty Dad: Good, Now she'Il have something to wear. 'Wt show. Imagine lay Bradleys emharrassment when his friends call for him at Wrightls. Daryle Saurhaugh: Can you date Maria 'I'heresa7 Charles Goodwin: I dont know. Vvflials her phone nutnlNer7u Erma Bruteher: Has Frank large feetfw Ruth Juelg: I donlt know. I never saw him with his shoes off. Giggle, giggle, little juniors, You may some day grow up hig Even Seniors had a tussle, K 'iii Y 1: Had to work, and plug, and dig. Own' 'gn Leslie Wilscmii: 'KI can tell instinctively what 74 people think of me. ,. 1' :fu .9 017 , fa ff' n l il ll. 4 -ii F f if .Hr Cecelia Cate: How annoyingf' A . F U , Mae: Can you students in the hack of the room hear me? Ralph Brush fsitting in the very last seat, 1 No, Newton Kinney: A'How much for a hair cut? Barher: Ffifty cents. Newton: Shave7 Barher: 'lFifty cents. Newton: Shave my head. COACH CORRELL SAYS: I like the golden summer days. I like nice warm nights. In fact, I like all summer hrings Except mosquito lwites. BUT ARENT WE Love is like an onion. You taste it with delight. But after it's all over A LL? You wonder what made you lwite. Salesman: A'Yes, sir: that's the smartest hat we've gotf' Ralph Hayward: Really it doesn't have to he smart. IIll put the hrains in it myself, And then there is Ruhy -laggers, who got a shoe shine and then rememlaered she had Fanny's shoes on, judge: Guilty or not? james Scott: Not what? Sadie Jones: We'x'e heen talking over our plans for the spring dance. Alys Gadherry: Oh, I know where there is the loveliest spring, Page HI?

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TN N '51-112 K-GALISMAN N N Gut Advertisers EAR READER: In the next few pages we have prepared for you a mixture of fun and seriousness. It is our desire that you give careful attention to the serious part-in other words, the ads. By means of them we are able to defray a large part of the expense of this book, and you are given the opportunity to buy it at a price considerably lower than its actual cost. Therefore, thanks are owed to these business and professional men, both by us, the editors, and you, the readers. And as a gentle hint, we would add that the best way to show appreciation to them is by patronage. So laugh at our jokes---they are there for that purpose, but think about the ads, THAT is what they were meant for. 'Thanking you in advance, we remain, Sincerely yours, TPIE TALISMAN STAFF. Page 107