Lacon High School - Tickler Yearbook (Lacon, IL)

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. W , EP!! ,n. I .., 1-2 ..f K, 5 gil l . ini U - . ' ' 44 515 - 1 ,4i:n2Q2Lh . , ' ' at - an C .. .f d4 jf7 N April FO0l,fO1ks- 1 ,I it reef of his-pafelzk lhis is the Hfoolt 11 ,fax if 6? .nal ancestor4s'home. Speeklrlarepresent- 1 LQ - .. WU WY! 1 'fcruesome Gibbsn' ingtthe'UFoo'H half 1 Q 'AE Ckvf yalso wanted for the of he 'April Foo W l lu ' h ftheft of Crooner fapologies to J.M.J. HIIQJ' Allis 1Crosby's Croons. He Note: When man 1 ,- A74Q..,.,4' ,will be easilyid- eats steak well- 1 QF' ,,,f1 entified by his un- browned that is not Qjzr-eaiiiff L J combed hair and his news,....but...when .rQN fr,s. M- trousers devoid of thatiman+eats it on , xglil.- x.:al. n a crease, X the h00f.i-30 TSOSPSGTC ' Beware of convict 'fhf1t'S apt to be a , 1No.11O110 and No. criminal offense. It seems that the mem- bers of the faculty were seated at tab- les in a popular food shop in Peoria awaiting most im- patiently the arri- val of food,when... faccordihg tO Mrlm f Ausburyl in walked the C mooed nEat men. And Mr. -ailitslwnrd! A. took it 15,11 169 Humdrie. facing ' for '6d'fihl'f a. Szfedff' V before lf.-.si lrfllng Mel Jfecr. - e 1 1 I-fl'-ff 5337! c1rrc.c,fli79' 'Ula sSNw'xA -Swim, Rf,3,,,4 6 , steak and if and thugs? C Don't miss 11015. They are very dangerous. Many ex-chorus members were seen L the dance. Could iz be that they wished to see the results of one year of very .careful po l,l,S11,l11g O11 a bunch of gangsters the bull-fight,as it 1 is a gigh light of the evening's CAN YOU FEATURE??? Casey sayings 'entertainment. It's boundntogbe M to little Maxine Christiansen,'Re- ach up and tie my shoen. Eldon without his little curls. Clikewise Marian Myers without CYIGPSJ l ' Coach Boers saying to his class, HApril Fool. We will not have the1 quiz todayn. NGTICEEJI Be on the look out for a dangerom criminal recently escaped from Al- catraz. He probably will be wearing his favorite red shirt and certain ly will he accompanied by his fa- vorite blonde. He was last seen 1 heading in the direction of the Swing Swing Prison Dance. REWARD! I 1 DANCE PREVUES. Will Cotton Stinger appear with 1 his latest flame??? iWill he be 1 minus his usual stogie????l p 1 WANTED: Bud Agnew,alias Alcatraz y Ag. Last seen fighting fire on the eil superb!! WSnatchnMorris,former paper- lweight wrestling champion of the worldfnow doing time for snitching cookies from his mother's cookie jar! will demonstrate his prowess tonight when he battles his famous antagonist nPower House Grievesn in a fight-to-the finish match. Senorita UHot-Footn will be ans sother star of the floor show,when , she gives a series of her own in- terpretations of latest steps. WHardvRockU Hulett,the mystical Master of Ceremonies will strut his stuff in a style all his own. They tell me that Hinky and his Lugs are ready to tear mt down,so let'S SWING IT!!! D fist! any - .-sf ' 1 A flaiiu ', aj' an fn.,-,L if ,Zfa,is,,4,.,,, .-443 ffl. -'L-ff' 11.-fgc : of-gc4.eJ.e,, is .PLL .LH-44!7' ,iq ff, 1,1 iQ4Ali?A!3iwiM.-W ...Citi W. .ep