Liberty High School - Lion Yearbook (Brentwood, CA)

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Uncle Tom Here earnestly singing ,u 1 Q . T - V- - --L - --'V -fr ---- V, .. -. , LA-. rover everybody E , USurprisingH, we exclaimed. nShe has the knack of making 2 ,everyone believe everything truth or no truth. And, you know ,the women rule the world now.H Q nThe devil you say.' 3 y nwell, they do, and they keep f one busy. If I didnft have my 5 lamp, I'd never be safe, Why vous IJ know James Murphy, donlt youva r HYGS . YY 1 NThey make the poor fellow sing all the time.H What! HE sing! Oh my goshin nLook!n shouted Turnips. nThere's Willma now.n nWhere?n 3 nUp there.n i . He pointed up. We were dis- mayed, for, sure enough, coming i Willma Dainty 1 women. l and we greeted that Lee bowed- in on a cloud was with her corps of They,alighted, them. We noticed with all his energy, and at last, sank prostrate on his knees as a, token of absolute submission to her Royal Highnes nYou may risen rf OL conmanded ther great Willma, Q nPermit me to introduce to you Madame Lucrezia Borgia, sup- reme council of my cabinetg Eve, supreme judgeg Delilah, my mind y readerg and Cleopatra, head of y our Men's Soul Breaking Depart- ment.n i uwhere did she get all those Q famous characters?n we whispered! to Leo. . 3 nDug 'em upn, he answcrod. 5 Has Cleopatra managed to w break any hearts so far?' nHas Cleopatra managed to C break any'hearts so far?iL She almost ruined Oscar Wilfartln Q nescar Wilfertip g 9 I! uYes,'don't tell anyboiy, butg he plays serenades to hc: every Q night on his old violin, and, M hush! once he kissed her.V ' nCleopatra! Oscar kissed Cleopatraln We then turned to Willma again and risked to ask n ' - - -' l Is our Madame engoying good i health? '- She looked at us coldly, arched her eyebrows, and with a 5 .I li ,, , Y I--I f , 5 motion of ner paw, replied with just one word, NYes.U We shock in our boots, expect- ing any moment to visit the elec- tric cxairo s.', Homevzr, we had enough courage to look around us. It was a good thing we did because we would have missed seeing what very im- portant positions some of our old friends were holding. Miss Ail- een MrHLle was Chief Chungellress of the Diaper. ieona Elsworth was the Exeuuteress of the Bath- tub. Vivicnpe Lavere had the job of seeing that no horses or grass hoppers were left out in the rain, Aub Lawrence, the old ras- cal, had charge of the traffic y in the big ant heaps. The other ladies of the court were very neatly drsssed in bathing suits. They had their hair all cut off, and their cheeks painted blue. All of a sudden we were sur- prised by a buzzing noise above us. We looked up, and whom should we see by us but Casaba Silviera, Moses and Uncle Tom in, a winged Kiddie-Kar. Moses had the Ten Commandments firmly tuck- ed under his arm, and Casaba and nCarry me back They finally l they would hav to old Virginnyn. anded. However, e had a heck of a time to stop the vehicle had not Casaba, on the ent, taken a b spur of the mom- ig jump out in front of itg and then it had to stop. It only backed up and threw Moses and Uncle Tom into ai tree. f 5 'The compressed air brakes donft seem to that locomotiv wards that esc of the illustr Vwhvre have Leo. HThought we week-and up in Grace and Marg work very well on W e,n were the firstr aped from the lipsi ious Casaba. U ou been?H askedg Y would spend the Mars to see how aret were getting along. Moses has been trying t set down another commandment in Mars. He forb swear when the key.n nThank good have typewrite ids typists to y hit the wrong ness, we don't rs anymore,n said ' 1,, ., -f'f ' Qs-

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