Millersburg High School - Millerette Yearbook (Millersburg, IN)

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DEDICATIGN O the Faculty, who have patient- ly guided us thru these four happy years, and to the under classnien who have loyally coop- erated in helping us publish our first annual, we, the Seniors, do respectfully dedicate The Echo, our last tribute to lvlillershurg High. P ge

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TRVANTS Five High School boys On one day Thought they would like AB' -B' To 1-un away N5 From all the tasks That were here stored. So all five boys Jumped in a Ford. The rate they went We never knew. They arrived in Goshen Just at two. But when they came Back, alas, alack! Mr. Kent opened His lips a crack And from them poured These awful phrases Make up the time, I fa F1 fif Q 'qjfg 7f HDL 1 2 L.: 5 J mu, And work like blazesf' Then of a morning Night and noon, You could see them go To the history room What they learned. We cannot tell, But we are sure They learned it well. ea asia Milt Fzuniliar Expressions Bertha Prough-Holy cow! SaBina Dirks-Oh gee whiz. Mary Ulrey-Oh, Heck! Edna Garber-Oh, Harold. Beulah Lantz-For land sakes! Claude PBIICFHIZ-EF, is that all, Miss? Gladys science. Honderich-Oh, my con- Harold Hartzler+Holy Smoke! Eileen Kent-Oh, naughty! Martha Kuhn-For Heavens sake. Paul Br0wuEOh, dear. Harley Keim-Oh My! Juanita LeCount-Oh, it's cute. Leonard Green-Oh, gee. Otis Larimer-Oh, gosh. Grace McKibbin-Oh, ham bone. Marjorie Shaffer-Well, good- night! Lucille Stoner-Applesauce! XValter Kent-Goodness! Mr. Kent-Fiddlesticks . vgi Rastus- You done said you could lick me. ' ' Jasper-Umhurn, I sho' did. want to see me demonst1'ate. Rastus-No, I's jus' gathering sta- tistics. i i Little Boy- Dad, is Rotterdam a had word? Dad- No it's a name of a city. .vvhy-V. Little Boy- VVell, Susie cried to- day 'cause I had some candy and she didn't, so I had to give her some of mine and I told her I hoped it would Rotterdam teeth out! Tti Whatever trouble Adam had No man iu4iays of yore Could say when he had told a joke: I've heard that one before.

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