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jQil'lPffEIl 1l9III'lU1'EU Efhfllfffll Eiuvrzinn .X XYtlM.XN'S .x XX'uAt,xx lfli: Hy gum, my hands and feet get in the way pranccs Smut.: --5116 was Z1 Wi,1,,w H-,Hmm- in that pnhlic speaking stuff that we have nn Ifriday. English Teacher: XYhat's that Frances: XYell. then. she was a widnw lady. Xin' TII.X'l' that llistury Teacher: l,3lanche. what were the refnrms of L'll2l1'l61ll2lQ'1lC?u lllanche: I dont rememherf' His Sniuxia Young man, dw you attend a place nf XX'tll'Slllll?-V Sleepy Tracy tahsent mindedlyl: Yes, sir. l'm going to see her now. Twn run Iftxi-1 Yanie Miller tin storel: Say, hiiw dw ynn sell ynnr two-for-a-nickel pencils Mr. Reynolds: XYhere dues wwtl c-,me frtnn? l7Orrrtlty': I would say that it came tiff the sheep. Teacher: XYhat does this mean: 'Man pi-npnses lint Gnd disposes'? Bright Pupil: It means that a man can ask a wuman to marry him but the laird only knnws whether she will or not. Echo. Mr. Reynolds: XYake up! Take yunr nap after elass, Henry. Miss XYoolley: Too many buys tugether are a nuisance. Tins RIZMINDS Us or nl. l7.'s IQINIJ Miss Miller: Think of a tough steak and yun can pnniinttiice Chaucer all right. Giggles treading' Cieerul: Earl Myers, lung have l had my eyes upon ytni, not one mfwe has escaped my surveillance. Di,irutliy': The Rey'r1ltitiw1iz1i'y' war was helween lfrance and .Xmeriea. Mr. Reynnlds: Ilpw ahdnt that. Urlcna. iw that right? tlrlena: Yes, I reckon. I'.l::fL' fif I ain't nw in'atwr. nw ways. Yes. llurtense has a had case uf heart trunhle when called npwn tw help in cooking class. The lireshman strand in the hurning deck. lint, as far as we can learn, He stnnd in perfect safety, liecanse he was too green-ton green In hnrn. -CL'!lil'tlfflIll. Miss Miller: Have yun your lesson prepared, Mr. Collins Shakespeare: .Xsk tieneva, she prepares my wurk muy. lireshmanz .Xin't we ever going' tn get a vacation llig'-headed Stmplitwiiime: 1 lf course we ain't. XYatch ynnr lfnglish, Stupid. Mr. Reynolds: 1 Prlena, you du nut exptmse yntirf self In this histriry enungli tu take it Very much. Tuna Ql'liliN'S ENGL1s11 Myrl Mcfnrmick twhci prides herself upon her high- hrow lfnglish. npun seeing a Spitz dug run panting driw'n the streetl: 1 lh. see how the Saliva dive trousers Y Miss Miller: Henry, what do yon think ul' Lady Machetlrs character? Shakespeare tnwnclialantlyl: Oh, l never did think Very much tif her. Miss XYfwlley's technical name ffir snoring' is sheet music. Mr. Mann: 'l'hw1nas. tell ahnnt the Dead Sea. 'llnnniyg ilu, lln! l7idn't knew it had ever ht-en sick. tYes, dear reader, he's a Freshman. l Iyann
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QIIU1' Empurristnton 2Bnn5tsr Mr. xYZll1.Cl' 1'12lI'I'1S, 11111ia11z1p111is. 11111. Mlss Muriel Yz111SCy11c, 11X1'1'I1l1CY111L'. 11111. Mr. lirnest Vl11'21Cj', 11111ia11ap111is. 11111. Mr. Miss Miss Miss 111155 Mrs. .X1pl11111s11 Shaclcle. 1211-1-1111e111. 11111. l.e1a 111111-s, 1f1.11111tai11t11w11, 11111. Rachel Heck, M11rrist11x1'11, 11111. l11a11cl1e Rig'111,111. 1f111111tai11111w11, 11111 1.11111 Roam, 1'11'CCl511l'1. 11111. lmttie llass Cole, M11r1'ist11xv11. 11111. Miss Mae Rziwlins, .Xr1i11gto11, 11111. Mr. 1.L11ll'L'l1CC Rogers, l111.111111i11gt1J11. 11111. Mr. 1Xl'1Q11l1l' S11Q1t1.111, 1i11'y1111CVi1le, 11111. . , . . Miss l1ert11:1 Shaw, l'1'ce111.11't. 11111. Mr. 1:01'I'CS1 S1111rri1-r. 11lI,1I'l'1S1OXVl1. 11111. CLASS QF IQI5 Mr. 1121111111 Huiigate, l1111i:111z1p111is, 11111. CLASS OF 144113 Mr. L'11z1r1cs 1.11we, 17ou11tai11t11w11, 11111. Mr. 112111311 M'esterfie111, M11r1'ist111v11, 11111. K11s. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Miss .Xvcry 1?ll111Cj' Unger. 111XYj'1'll1CV111C, 11141 121'1yt11C fflfflll Esquc, Rus111'i11e. 11111. Ray Miller, 17rCeport, 111d. Harvey l7erris. 171g11111tz1i11tow11, 11111. C1Z11'Cl1CC Miller, F1.+1111tai11tow11, 11111. 1'ie1J1'gsie Moore, 170u11tai11tow11, 11111. .1111 Mr. Mr. Mr. Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Miss Herbert 1ie111per, 1'1l'b111Gl', 11111. UWC11 Parker, Gwy1111evi11e, 11111. lf1lgar Lewis, 17reep1'1rt, 11111. 11121110 Talbert, 11111ia11apolis. 11111. 1121261 1 1i1pe, F111111tai11t11w11, 11111, 1'1C16Il Cole. x1I'J1'I'1S1OXV1'1, 11111. 1-Xlta Pitts, 111OI'I'1S1I01Vl1. 11111. Marie Talbert. 1X1OI'1'1S1f0XY11, 11111. lfva Tz1111ert, M111'1'ist11w11. 11111. 1.1-1111i1lus G11r11o11, M11rris11m'11, 11111. 111211101111 Nigh Cole, 1x11J1'l'1S1fOXYI1, 1111 1fl1Q'Cl1C Cole. Morrist11xx'11, I11f1. XYi11z1r11 Hensley. Morrist1m'11, 11111. CLASS V117 1111.1 111:111c11c 171-rris. 17111111t:1i11t1'm'11, 11111. Mr. 1111111 C11ffi11, M11rrist1Jw11, 11111. Mr. D111121111 S11t11erla1111, Morrist011'11, 11111. Miss ixllllfl C2l1'I'1g'Z1l1, 171J1111tai11tC111'11, 11111. Mr. Roy 1A1O1f1S11Cl'I'1'. 01110. Miss Henrietta Talbert, Terre Haute. 11111. Mr. 111211110 1Vil1'1.1xo11, C1J1111ersvi11e, 11111. Mrs. D1'11'11t11y 1'itts Nigh, MOrrist0w11, 11111. Mrs. 1fstl1er New1111us1- Shelton. 1-jXVY11l1CV111C, 11111 Cl..-XSS 111f 19113 Mr. R11111-rt lQ11g1-rs. 13l111i1111i11gt011, 11111. Mr. x1Y2l1'l'CI1 Nels1111. M1111'1'ist13w11. 11111. Mr. 111211116 1Yi1'l11-11 1711u11tai11tow11, 11111. Mr. Francis 1.1-wis, Freeport, 11111. Mr. Clareiice 1vl1QC1', 17reep1i1rt. 11111. Mr. 1.U1'L'l1 G111'1111l1, Mor1'ist1i1w11. 11111. Mr. 1ir1-11erick G11tt1ie11, M11r1'is111w11, 11111. Mrs. Zulu 1qC11111C1' Miller, 1'1l1111C1', 11111. Mr. Miill 1.a111-, 1Yi11st1111-Sa1e111, N. C. Miss 131110 '1211'1cs1111, M1'11'rist11w11. 11111. Mr. 111121 M11111er. 11111i:111z1p111is, 11111. Miss Marie M1111111, 171111111z1i11t11w11. 11111. Mr. 11111 Nigli, M111'1'ist11w11, 11111. Mr. 111111111 1'i11s. M111'1'ist11x1'11. 11111. Miss Miss Miss Miss 1111185 Mrs. Miss Miss 1.1111ise 1i11tt1ie11. X1l'11'l'1S1VYXV11. 11111. 1 z111sie 13:11111e1't, 11111ia11ap111is, 11111. 11121116116 14Z'L11C, B101'1'1S1ONY1l, 11111. Mary S11-et11, 11'10l'I'1S1UXV11, 1l1f1. Dura 1l1Q'I1H11, M111'1'ist11w11, 11111. Sum Miller 1116!-11CI'11C1f1. M11rristow11, 11161 1111111 111l1'L'S, 1ix1'1'1111e1'i11e, 11111. Mae 111110. New Castle. 111f1. V426 asv P:1.g11 fifty
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Uhr Q'19orri5tumn 2Bno5tcr Hllnrr Einvrainn Mr Reynolds: lJorothy, did you know that we Miss Miller: XYhere was lien Jonson educated? were about to get into the war with tiermany? llotolllyi l didn't see it in our paper. Mr. Reynolds: Well, l'd be ashamed. l'm not jok- ing, I mean that. Mr. Reynolds: llortense, if you didn't try to make your recitations so funny they would be much better. l think. Klr. Mann: lint why does that problem say 'dry measure'? Ilenry Collins: XXI-ll, there's a difference be- tween 'dry' and 'wet'. Xlr. Reynolds larguing with lfli in l'hysics elassl: 1 Jh. you're hopeless! Miss Miller tafter Klyrl had answered a question ihat had been given early in the recitationl : XYhere have you been, asleep ? Professor: l7reshman. why don't you take notes in your recitations? lfreshmauz XYell, you see, my father took the same course. and l have his notes. -ClIlIflfllll'I't1I. Marie: Hows the weather this morning ? tit-neva: Rather windy. Xlarie: XYell. l'd better put on my rosy Cheeks this morning, then. 'Vi I is A w KXV.-XRD Ami 'l'ommy, you're loo old to ery. Yes, :md l'm too young to have what l'm crying liul' H Mr. Reynolds lin lireslnnzui l.atin H : 'l'ommie. what does 'do' mean? Tommie: Kloney. l':ig.- f Maurice Cherry: uxYCSlllllllSlI61' Abbey. Mr. Reynolds: lYake up, Glen! take your nap after class. lfreshman Tardy Report: I was late for school one hour for this reason: I started to school and fell down: therefore. l had to go back home. They say that l'rofessor Reynolds likes to chew pencils. llad habit. you will say. Yes, but the Seniors have tried everything, even to iodine. to cure him, but he refuses to be cured. llrof. Mann: Mary, spell first. Marv XV.: li-r-i-s-t. Qt'12s'r1oNs AND ANSWERS Reader, City: Can you tell me where the long blond hair found on Klr. Kennedys coat came from? Not positively, but it is thought that it is from ln- dianapolis or New Palestine. Enquirer: Elisha Moores age is in doubt, but he says that he will vote in the next primary election. You might find more information at the eity library. Maurice Cherry rises to remark that if those new book eases had wheels they would make good lfords. l'rof. Klann: uvlessie, you are the most pernicious pupil in this class. Jessie: Uh. I'm so glad. Notice.-I will escort any girl, not otherwise pro- vided for, home at any time she may claim my services. This is a standing offer. -Heinie Collins. ifty-two
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