Middlesboro High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Middlesboro, KY)

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- HUMOR Eugene R.- It seems that you can't get out unless your mother wants to go along. Betty Jo- Well, what about it? Eugene R.- She never wants to go anywhere. LX, Glenn W. fafter talking about the new ship, Queen Mary J- Miss Har- ris, why do they call the first voyage of a ship the maiden voyage? Miss Harris-???? fShe wouldn't answer, but went on with other ques- tions.D ,Xi Frances C.-All I do is worry about Virgil and Cicero. Wilma B.-- Yea. I know what kind of Virgil it is and it's not Aenid's Virgil, but Mr. Medcalf's Virgil. -tx.-1 Howard J.- Yes, I have had some terrible disappointments b-ut none stands out over the years like the one that came to me when I was a boy. Clara T.- And what was that? Howard J.- When I was a boy, I crawled under a tent to see a circus and discovered it was a revival meet- ing. ix? Bush Hog B. fwho had just seen his home team go down in defeatl- Say, umpire, where's your dog? Case T.- Dog? I have no dog. Bush Hog B.- Well, yo-u're the first blind man I ever saw who didn't have a dog. Miss Harris Anne Boloyn? Herndon H. flat iron. Miss Harris- mean? Herndon H. LXT - Herndon, who was - Anne Boloyn was a What on earth do you - Well, it says here in the history book, 'Henry having dis- posed of Catherine pressed his suit with Anne Boloyn? 7? -201 Tennyson M.- Cal me a taxi. Weasel B.- O, K., you're a taxi. 1? Mrs. Gloster- Sandy, I hear you have been most recalcitrant. Sandy- Be yourself, Annie, yo'u've been doing cross-word puzzles again. .ix- Charles- My uncle is like me. Makes witty remarks half the time. Jaunita- Yeah, sort of half-wittedf' .-Xi. Mr. Hainlett- Now when I was in college, but there, all the real men are gone now. Miss Doak- You really think so? Mr. Hamlett-'Tm sure of it. All gone into the teaching profession. QXT Miss Tolman- What did Lucifer have to do when he was thrown out of heaven into the burning hell? Billy Covey- Shovel coal. -...xl Bank Manager- You will need to be identified, Inadam. Mrs. Gloster- My friend here will identify me. Bank Manager- But I don't know her, 'madamf' Mrs. Gloster- How silly of ine. Of course, I'll introd-uce you. -X- Jack- Where did you get the girl friend? Bert- Well, one day I met her in a revolving door and We have been going around together ever since. lXT Carl- Do you believe that kissing is unhealthy? Malissa- I couldn't say -- er - ah. I've never been. Carl- You've never been kissed? Malissa- Never been sick. .+- Jake D.- Shall we waltz? Mary H.- It's all the same to me. Jake D.- Yes, I've noticed that.