Mount Pleasant High School - Tattler Yearbook (Mount Pleasant, IA)

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THE CCA R GE T zvaocvurvavwuwzwwwaowunaoauwaocvungagg ' Miss Barton-James, what is the meaning of density? James Gray-I ean't define it, but I can give an illustration. Miss B.-The illustration is Fine, sit down. Stranger- Have you seen a man around here with one leg named S111ith?,' Gene Putnam- What was the name of the other leg?,' Say, are you looking for trouble? Yes, have you seen Mrs. Thomas? NOTICE Do11't study when you are tired Or when you have anything else to dot Don't study when you are happy For that will make you blue. Don't study in the daytime And don't study at nightg f But study at all other times With all your main and might. Mr. Carlson: Your answer is albout as clear as mud. Joe Melcher: Well, that covers the ground, doe-sn't it? Say It With Flowers 'hw 'J ,lg-ji 0 ,ff 31 Graduation iw a 1 ll , . F lowers mm ff'l1'f l For the graduatioii 1'QlllCl1l'b1'ilDCQ there is i il nothing 11101-9 app1'op1-iate than so111e dis- gl! l ,Nl ,N .ww TX ,X tinctivo il1'l'2lDQ6lT16l'llL of FLOWERS. We Ii ,, S 2.2.3. M 7 f - Simi f u est V Rose Bouquets : Baskets of Flowers V if r Artistic Corsages l VJ' SIVIOUSE BROS., Florists Members Florists, Telegraph Assn. Phone 22 Mt. Pleasant, Iowa 2ZQra1wwamwwuxwwwvmwmzwwamwwwnuwomxwnnwomzwwzwmzmxmmumwwnrQ95i

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I S g?6s.1 mommom 'CH E 'CA R G E T umauxvwmmoeumwmmovwxvwmluragg Vose, Bush 8: Lane, Schuman, Cable and Gulbransen Pianos and Player Pianos VICTROLAS, BRUNSWICK and OHENEY f i PIIONOCRAPHS. VICTOR and BRUNS- ! W WICK RECORDS. OUR. S. PLAYER PIANO M X ROLLS. ffmm ,W SAXOPIIONES, CLARINETS, VIOLINS, J MANDOLINS RANIOS, Etc. CUT and I Hmm Iw WIRE STRINGS and EURNISIIINCS OF ALL KINDS. SINGER SEWING MA- CI-IINES. CI-IAS. E. MCLERAN A-Uhr! BUSINESS ESTABLISHED 1879 Wh. J I 4 . if A if f It ,fl . X: -' R 1 .-. - n 1, IMI I '- - l,v.::L2nyl lllh.r I lilly S 3 Phone 334 Mt. Pleasant, Iowa Prof. Cruikshank-In what course do you expect to graduate? Swede Alvine-In tlIe course oi' time. Mrs. Thomas-Define interest, Eugene. Boof ion back Seat-I ean't hear back here. Mrs. T.-Speak it louder as you would out on the Street. Eugene CA-I Wouldn't be Saying this if I was out on the street. Miss Hagie-Joe, make a Sentence using Egypt. Joe M.-The other day I asked a man for Change for a dollar and 'e gyped me. Mr. Carlson fin history elassj-ln olden days people .used to get their heads out Cfl' and they never thought anything of it. MISS Aitken-I am tempted to give this Caesar class a test. Bill Barnes-Yield not to temptation. Alma had a fountain pen, From which the ink did flow. And every place that J aek wont, A note was Sure to go.

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