Lutesville High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Lutesville, MO)

 - Class of 1929

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Page 18 text:

The CARDINAL 19 2 9 Jokes Miss Long — Robert, name a bird other than the ostrich, that doesn't fly. Robert — The jailbird. Mrs. Huls — Clyde, can you tell what a mouse likes to do most? Clyde — Naw. Mrs. Huls — Correct Mr. Gladish — Vernon, what is dew? Verona — My tuition. Mr. Davault — Now, class, call out some long words to me. Class — Peculiarities. Mr. Davault — Another. Class — Idiosyncrasies. Mr. Davault — Yes. another. Class — Rubber. Mr. Davault — That’s not long enough. Class — No, but you can stretch it. Mr. (Iladish (trying to explain parallel lines) — Now. Burette, what are two straight lines side bv side, spaced evenly? Burette — Parking spaces. Mr. Joyce — Lynn, stop asking questions no one can answer. Not another word. Lynn — Just one more; if 1 was twins, which one would I be? Miss Long (in bootblack shop) — So you studied (Ireek. too? Bootblack — Yes. enough to acquire a polish. Inspector — Luella, name an extinct animal. Luella — Please sir. Jack. Inspector — But Jack isn’t an extinct animal. Luella — Please sir. he was our cat. ’till a dog got hold of him. Mr. Joyce — Jack, what is it that lives near the poles? It is white and its name begins with a “B.” Jack — Oh. yes, I know, teacher; Commander Byrd! Mr. Davault — Here is a riddle for you. Class III. What is it that can run across a field without legs? Charley — An auto. Mr. Davault — Why, no. Charley — An airship? Mr. Davault — No. child ; it’s water. Mrs. Huls — Mabel, hurry, else you will be late? Have you your shoes on yet: Mabel — Yes. all but one. Miss Long — Mildred, did you get that loaf of bread? Mildred — No, the door was closed and a sign hung on it which said “Home Baking.” Bessie — Mrs. Huls. was Robinson Crusoe an acrobat? Mrs. Huls — 1 never heard that he was, why do you ask? Bessie — Well, it says here—at the end of his days’ work he sat down on his chest. Mr. Joyce (in General Science) — What is the commonest conductor for electricity? Kenneth — Why-er-er. Mr. Joyce — Quite right. Miss Long — Helen, what is the meaning of “synonym”? Helen — A synonym is a word you use if you can’t spell the other. Waldo — Mr. Gladish, I don’t like the city. Mr. Gladish — W'hv? Waldo — Next door is always fastened to your house.

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The CARDINAL 19 2 9 F reshmen The Freshman Class was organized early in the fall, so that it might begin its career in Lutesvillc High correctly and actively. We are a large number of peppy boys and girls and we hope our number never decreases throughout the four years. We are sorry that all our pictures do not appear in the Cardinal. OFFICERS President ---------- Clyde Myers Vice-President - -- -- -- -- Idell Baker Secretary..................Naomi Lages Sponsor - -- -- -- -- Lcota L. Long MEMBERS Lester Bess Hughie Newell Edith Ricketts Glenda Corbin Mildred Myers Idell Baker John William Sample Catherine Ricketts Mary Caldwell Lynn Chandler Naomi Lages Clyde Myers —13—

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