Madison High School - Madisonian Yearbook (Madison Heights, MI)

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gm Eldon R055: Why, love is only an adventure. Robert Stevenis favorite quotation: uThe sweet- est hours that 7ere I spend, are spent among the lassiesfi Mrs. Walker: HHere is an example in mental arithmetic: How old would it person he who was born in 1887?3i Kenneth Ross: HIVas it a man or woman? Warren Little: Do you know tBooiFi Virginia: tBooi who?u Warren: tlIf you're going to cry uhout it. I wont tell. Mary Shea: Where is Atoms? Mrs. Sullivan: Atoms? You must mean Athens? Mary: No, I mean Atoms. the place where everything is blown up. Waiter: Do you mind if I put your bug out of the way, sir? The people coining:r in are falling over itfi Michael: uYou leave it where it is. If nohody falls over it, I shall for it's there. Wellington ttrying to explain why he is late for his datei: I didn't know whether to take time to shave or'not.u Blossom: lWt'lizlt did you decide? Eldon: 'WVhat is a Scotchnmnis ideal of u post otiice? Walter: A place to fill his fountain pen? Miss Spears: WVhat does Vl'ushington. D. C, mean! Stanford: Washington, Daddy of his Country. Papa to Dale: HVVhere have you been? Dale: llFishingF Papa: uCome into the woodshed and we will have a whaling expedition. Mrs. Lobdell: Vl'hut is done to milk to make it pure and healthfulW Cornelia: ltIt is paralyzed. thhere do Arrison's live XVilson? asked Arthur Thomas, who had just come over from England. Oh, vou mean Harrison, re ilied XVilson. . I 6tNO, I mean Arrison.v said Arthur, l'and it is spelled like this: one huitch, 21 hey, two hurs, u hi, :1 hess, a hoe and a hen. Vera: llAmericzlns are funny people. They say. tVVllere am I at? In England we say, WVhere is my iat?m aanw L: Emil had been to school for the first time. WVell, dear, and what did you learn? asked Mrs. Mar- vicsin on his return. nNuftin, said Emil hopelessly. Iive got. to go back tomorrmv.u Mr. Gunter was present in 21 seventh grade class and asked if any of the children could tell what an epidemic was. No answer. Well, let me tell you. An epidemic is something that spreads. Now. what's an epidemic?7 HJum. sir,u replied Kenneth Clause. Marguerite Kopp tout 0f breathl: I've run so fast! I just saw a manf' Mary Bulger: Did you catch him? XVnrren Little: I got a splinter in my finger. Lewis Austin: Thatis what you get for scratch- ing: your head. Mrs. MeCurdy: tlltobert, what natural wonders zlre existing in the world today that were not fifty years ago? Robert Stevens: uMe and Bob Manning? ltDonit you know, Virginia. that it is not proper for you to turn around and look after a gentle- mun? I was only looking to see if he was looking to see if I was looking. Mrs. XVilliuIns: WVhy were the Greeks called Hellenistic? Eldon Ross: WVe-ll, I donit know unlesg it was because they were sinful? Harry Parson: Dad, can you write your name with your eyes shut? Mr. Parsons: Why certainly. Harry: Then sign this card? Tarrant Qminting on the fieldl: uThatis Bricker over there. In a few weeks he will be our best man. M. 31.: u0h. Mr. Tarrant, this is so sudden. Miss Tomlinmn: Burns Says we should tsee ourselves as others see us. 3 Lloyd: Then some people would commit sui- cidefl Miss Maxwell: 1 want a motor costume, some- thing in half-mourning. Dealer: XVhy, whatell Miss Maxwell: My engine has a habit of going dead. Mrs. Sullivan: What excuse have you for being late? Howard Roger: I ran so fast, that I didn't hzwe time to think one up? L: :1 If M 1113 23B u LF u ll :1 L:;l FiftyrFive

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Compliments of THE OAKLAND SCHOOL CHILDREN District No. 10