Lockridge High School - Golden L Yearbook (Lockridge, IA)

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ns-nxus-1sus-nsuusnx-asus-nsnux--sux-nun snsnxns-ns-n-gns-nsnsnsnusnsnsnsnxnsn-Q-wx.-x Things We Would Like to Know Why three teachers visit Tony Carlson's cream room? Why Glenn Graf stays after school every night? I Why Howard Messer cannot keep his eyes open? Why Paul Leu makes bracelets? Why Robert Elliott makes so much noise? What Francis Littleton paints on his arm? Why Miss Clark is so careful with one of her feet? Why Carroll Johnson's dimples grow day by day? Why Bob Lenz is so mischievous? Where Wayne Lenz gets all of his know- ledge of women? How Nedra Archibald handles Leslie Linn? Why Ruth Trabert flirts with the boys .so much? Where Otha Mickey gets his speed in manual training? Where Willard Nelson gets time to study so much? Why Leroy White answers so many -questions correctly? What kind of alarm clock Carl Soder- gren uses that he has managed to get to school ten years without be absent or tardy? Some record. How to tell Willard Nelson's and Howard Johnson's Model A Fords apart? Where Mrs. Virgil Smithburg acquired all her knowledge about the U. S. Navy? Why Vernon CRedJ Leeper is so very quiet? From what kind of a bear Ivan Byczek took his magnificent fur coat? What happened to Eddie Linn's beloved fur cap? Which group of Physics boys accidentally spilled water in Miss Clark's chair and for- got to remove it? Why Ilene Bogner seems so very cheer- ful on Monday morning? How often Kathleen Linderson looked, ever so shylv. at Raymond Hostetler? Where Roy Billingsley received his un- usual knowledge about horses? What a certain student felt like when he accidentally handed Miss Clark a package of cigarette papers, instead of an excuse one morning? Why Richard Walgren blushes so much when he smiles at Esther Keller? Whose ring Rosellen Lillyblade flashed around so much? I-Iow many notes Pauline Hickenbottom wrote each week? Where George Vorhies got his perfume he was sporting so proudly in class one morning. Most of the students thought it smelled a little skunky. 9 J 5 XUs.-sux.-sox.-g.-x.-s..g.fx--Q.-xi-sux.-x--s..g -sux.-s .-5.-x--sux.,x.-s.-s..s.-g.-x.-s--x.-s g

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