Manistique High School - Kidinedamawin Yearbook (Manistique, MI)

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IN THE FOLLOWING PAGES WILL BE FOUND THE AN- NOUNCEMENTS OF THE BEST FIRMS IN THIS CITY. WITH- OUT THEIR HELP THIS AN- NUAL WOULD HAVE BEEN IMPOSSIBLE. IN RETURN WE WISH TO THANK THEM AND REQUEST THAT OUR READ- ERS PATRONIZE THEM. : :

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Miss Peterson-Do you use slang? - Gobbo-No, I'd get a biff on the beak if I ever made a stab at any of that dope. Miss Harris-Why do they sprinkle cornmeal on. the gymnasium Hoor before a dance? Kath Mc.-To make the chickens feel at home. - Gimme a handful of waste, I howled CI was under the auto to grease itj. But Dave had an armful of waist and Wasn't disposed to release it. Cln Botany class Lucille Doyle explaining the life cycle of a fernj. Mr. Lundeen-You've left out all the important steps. Lucille--Y0u're sup- posed to use an elevator. Miss McEachern-You should change your style of dancing a little. Tommy-In what Way? ,Miss M.-You might occasionally Step on my left foot. Mr. Reed-That was a dandy Fox Trot. Miss McEachern-Yes, but won't you ask them to play the naughty Waltz? Mr. Lundeen, sitting with Miss Caffey on a piano bench, sliped his arm around her waist. Miss Caffey-You do this as though you had consid- erable experience. Lucille and George went to the park And strolled around in the dark Finally sat on a Wooden bench And George held her--parasol. Helen-Why is Gobbo's hat like a skyscraper? Inez-Because it covers a block. Mr. Clemo, Cdismissing Soph for goodj-Now sir, I advise you to keep out of bad company in the future. Soph-I will indeed, I promise you Won't see me again. Question-I've tried every kind of tonic, from tonic that will thin lux- uriant hair to tonic that will grosm hair on a billiard ball. How can I ac- complish my aim, namely, to be relieved of a bald spot? -A. F. Hall. Answer-Use your head. My breath came in pants, I gave a gentle squeeze, Those rosy lips said kill me dear, When Dam-I had to sneeze. Edna-You don't mean to say that it took Gobbo a Week to propose? Helen-Yes. Edna-Why he'S getting slower than. ever. Mr. Frye-Raymond, Mr. Hall said you Were at the foot of the class last Week. HoW's thatg weren't you studying? Ray-That isn't it paw-but Gabe Was sick and absent from school. Miss Skoog-Aren't you going to start the Victrola? Mr. Lundeen-Why? Miss Skoog-Why it's about time you start something. Waiter, bring me--hic-some prunes. Stewed, sir? None of your darn business.

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