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

 - Class of 1941

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P L A N E ' S L O G 1940 JANUARY HATH XXXI DAYS 1941 , Trouble 3 JANUARY Who's behind that curtain? This cop was brave and bold, I give up , a voice replied, 'tThis shower is too darned coldll' n Traffic problem-Finding a place to spark. Presidents end up by be- coming 2c stamps. Oli o ki 2, sn V W J ' 4- J Stewardess Sue Says- The kind of love that makes the world go around, also makes the world go square. Others more romantic ways may boast And tell their love in fancy words galore, But I shall love you when you burn the toasty Tell me, my dear, can any man say more? And then there's the Con- scientious Idiot who wonders if he oughta get a dog license for his puppy love! UGO , said the landlady, and don't darken mv bath mat again. A rainbow kiss is the one which follows a domestic storm. A miss in the motor causes much parking. Wednesday, 1-We have to go to school on New Year's Day. It's 3 gyp- Thursday, 2-Some of the Christmas jewelry begins to turn green. Friday, 3-Lillian got moved to the front row in Biology. Monday, 6-Snowed all day! Tuesday, 7-Ketch-up. A tonic for any one who may flunk. Wednesday, 8-Tiresome, lonesome, burg. Thursday, 9-Marjorie and Marion smile at each other. Friday, 10-Semester tests! Monday, 13-Betty Helfenstine snooped around and read the school calendar. Tuesday, 14-Life flows on. Wednesday, 15-Absolutely nothing happened. Thursday, 16-Basketball suits get washed for the tournament. Friday, 17-Packwood defeats us! ' Monday, 20-Biology class wins an argument with Mr. Scott. Tuesday, 21-Teachers catch up with the seniors. Wednesday, 22-Louise Lingenfelter wants a date with Carl Carlson. Thursday, 23-Bernice Linn was operated on for appendicitis. Friday, 24-Paul Hostetler and Wendell Sharpe visit school. Ethelda is all smiles. Monday, 27-June Seifkin comes to school on crutches. Why Ivan! Tuesday, 28-Bessie Nason runs short of material so tries sewing her finger. Wednesday, 29-It didn't work! Thursday, 30-Found out Mr. Weston's birthday is ?? first. Friday, 31-Dates are fast and furious.

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P L A N E ' S L O G 1940 DECEMBER HATH XXXI DAYS 1941 Old Maid's Idea Rich man, poor man, Young or old and gray, What the heck do I care, Any man be okay! Freshie: But, mama, I'm not hungry, I ate all those raisins that were on the fly paper. Men see red, Please to tell me What's the harm in Lacquered nails And lips of carmine? Girls who think It's too much bother Usually go out with father. ge- exp' Q X .J Q es. X 4 - Z gf?-Q J l 5 bf ? L 'Wi f' .J J 3 f. X X4 'Qi vi' Stewardess Sue Says- guy who goes It's the around in a fog that blows his horn the loudest. Some girls swing dumbells while others marry them. A yawn is only a gap in the conversation. Necking is a petty affair. Love is a sweet dream- Marriage the alarm clock. Revised slogan - Stop! Look! and Kiss-em! DECEMBER Monday, 2-Ping pong holds great interest among the students of L.H.S. Tuesday, 3-Bernice informs us that there used to be horse and buggy factories in the good old days . Wednesday, 4-Behave kids!! Santa will be here in 20 more days. Thursday, 5-Senior girls go to visit Parsons. Or was it to see the boys? '? ? '? Friday, 6-Beat Batavia-28-25. Hurrah! Monday, 9- Divico , from Batavia, asks about Lefty, Tuesday, 10-June is wearing a diamond! Wednesday, 11--Lillian received a pretty sweet letter from an old friend whom she met in Fairfield. Thursday, 12-Mr. Scott informs Verna that her head is a hat rack. Friday, 13-Lockridge plays Packwood in the tournament. And how! Monday, 16-Tramp! Tramp! Tramp! Tuesday, 17-Six students caught studying! Wednesday, 18-Everybody getting by with their own mischevious- ness! Thursday, 19-Pleasant Plain defeated us 35-24. Friday, 20-Noel Price visits school. Boy does Lillian seem happy? Monday, 23-Ah! Christmas vacation at last. Tuesday, 24-Christmas comes but once a year. Wednesday, 25-Still vacation. Thursday, 26-And what a vacation. Friday, 27-Oh, it's about over. Monday, 30-Etheline gets a diamond for Christmas. What's the matter Santa, can't you do the same for the rest of us? Tuesday, 31-Mr. Scott gets married!!



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PLANE'S LCG 1940 FEBRUARY HATH XXVIII DAYS 1941 Uoanne Overholserl Here I stand upon the floor A tiny little figure, The boys don't like me now- But they will when I get bigger. Its what he uncorks that gives a man a reputation as a corking good host. Those days when a guy plays post-office his letters are mostly err males. Q? Ll Stewardess Sue Says- An apple a day keeps the. doctor away, but it'll have just the opposite effect if the patient is the apple of his eye. You may not be a perfect lass, You may have halitosis, But if you use the zipper, You'll never have gap-o-sis. I zip my dress, I zip my coat, My gloves I also zip. Zip nearly everything I own, I also zip my slip. My snowsuit, blouses and my skirt, All zip up snugly tightg The zipper on my evening gown Adjusts it's fit just right. There's a zipper on my bath- ing suit I'm surely glad it locks I suppose the next thing that I know I'll be zipping up my socks. FEBRUARY Monday, 3-Ha! Ha! Mr. Scott is sleepy! Tuesday, 4-Gloom, gloom, gloom. Wednesday, 5-Someone got a letter. Thursday, 6-Chatterbox. More scandal! Friday, 7-American Legion presents a flag to the High School. Monday, 10-Seniors go to Fairfield for ads. Tuesday, 11-Lockridge beat Libertyville! Rah yae team! 30-8. Wednesday, 12-Betty Rivey finds it hard to swallow gum. Thursday, 13--Senior party! Friday, 14-Another victory over Pleasant Lawn! Our team is really pepped up. Monday, 17-Cold weather! Tuesday, 18-Cameras flashing here and there. Wednesday, 19-Bill Billingsley and Marcella are getting quite friendly. Thursday, 20-Freshman party. Friday, 21-Zephyrs defeated Fairfield. Monday, 24-Seniors go ad hunting. Tuesday, 25-Juniors look at class rings. Wednesday, 26-Red letter day. fReport cardsj Thursday, 27-The girls are waiting for some new boys to move into the community. Friday, 28-Last day of the month.

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