Morristown High School - Booster Yearbook (Morristown, IN)

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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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Tilbr wnrristumn Zona tm 9' THE MULL GRAIN COMPANY ELEVATORS AT Morristown, C-wynneville, Manilla and Rays Crossing The Gwynneville Bank Does a General Banking Business 3fk Interesi on Time Deposits MRS IR XNTK N. MULL, Pre I -nt EDGAR STI! RS C' h