Lebanon High School - Magnet Yearbook (Lebanon, MO)

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fit i f xfzxxy KWWL L 1 IW Q35 5 W M i fi? lnfk ll LC ll fl! , ,Sophomore Q cers BILL JOSLYN ,,......... .-- President THAD DARNELL -- --- Vice President BONNIE MCVAY L-- ..... Secretary RUTH PONDER ,.......... Treasurer RICHARD LORRANCE L--Sergeant-at-arms Day by day the vessel grew, With timber fashioned strong and true. Stemson and heelsan and sternson-knee, Till. framed with perfect symmetry. A skeleton ship rose up to view! And around the bows and along the side The heavy hammers and mallets plied, Till after many a week, at length, Wonderful for form and strength, Sublime in its enormous bulk Loomed aloft the shadowy hulk! Longfellow Page Twenty-five ll 'v' ll w X

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af I Q fl Ll 1 XX A Nt' 1 i ' 'pigmib l Z if U Xx X f s it V qi 1 ' libxx ,Sayings of Cgamous Seamen., In olden days the shingle was the board of education. CEI1'zabeth Draper.J It is said that a good diamond will cut through nearly anything. It cer- tainly can make a hole in a bank account. QFirman Woodj For that slender figure--sharpen your pencil. CNancy Atkinsj Some people wonder where second hand cars go-They don't! tBen Turn' erj P4 IIQQ li lil An angle is where two lines meet and start in opposite directions. CDorothy Vernon on a geometry test.j Sweat glands are small tubes which carry the inspiration away. fRoy Wil- liams on the subject of physiologyj There are two things a woman can never get off right: a funny story and a street car. CD1Ilara' Dauisj I can remember when girls were all bustle instead of muscle and hustle. fMr. McMiIlan.J The ideal treatment of spinach is to leave it in the garden. fCap!ain Raineyl One of the easiest ways to lose control of a car is to stop making monthly payments on it. Uosephine Brownj The most common impediment in American speech is chewing gum. fFrank Harris after making an extensive researchj Cleanliness may be next to Godliness, but with two or three kids around it's next to impossible. Uluthor Unknownl I.et's have it quiet, please! CMate James Greyj A cave man may not know what love is but he can give you a rough idea. QLouise O'DelI-experienced? .P .Pj Longfellow said a man must be either a hammer or an anvil. but he over- looked the fellow who is simply bellows. CRichard Lorancej Page Twenty-four

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