Muskegon High School - Said and Done Yearbook (Muskegon, MI)

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SEPT. 12. School opens. SEPT. 12. Mr. Heil-You know, class, that 2 and 2 make 4. SEPT. 13. Miss Robinson- Why is the moon called she? Mr. Smith- Because it only comes out at night. SEPT. 14. Miss Barney- Can any one name some of Burns' poems? Miss Kuizenga- One is-I am not sure-'Sunbonnet' or 'Thani O' Shan- ter. SEPT. 19. Mr. Heil-lWhi1e having a. recitation? George Hume, you will never get that report done by tomor- row if you keep turning around to look at Miss Langelandl' sam-. 29. Mr. Park- Collared and culfed, Leo Quinn and Rubinsl-ry. OCT. 3. Lottie Alberts - Cataret extinguished himself in Jersey. OCT. 5. Miss Robinson- What does sanguine mean? Bright Pupil- Sky blue or red. OCT. 6. Mr. Park greets us with the startling fact that we act like a lot of young colts' instead of a class of Seniors. Miss Major, replies- Colts are not so slow. They always go to the green- est parks for grass. OCT. 7. Mr. Heil. to George Hume- Keep your feet on the floor, George, I won't step on them. OCT. 10. Miss Ryan to Mr. Park- 'LOh, dear, do come here, please. OCT. ll. Mr. Heillillustratingj- If a man should plant two adjoining tields. one with potatoes, the other with sandburz s, what would the potato patch become? Miss Landgratf fin her sweet voice! A little farm OCT. ll. Miss Krebs- What shall we do? Mr. Park- O, anything: sit still and suck your thumb, if you will only keep quiet. Miss Krebs- I would like to. H. Ma lilpiesoip Coal , oodm WOOD IN CAR LOTS A SECIALTY. i-1-ig. Dry Wood Always on Hand! Mftce Got. Gebar St. ano Glag Eve. telephone ho. 9. R. A. ABBOTT, '72 DRUGGIST IC Comer Terrace and Walton Streets. Headquarters for . . . Pure Drugs and Medicines, Druggists' Sundries, Toilet Articles. Fine Stationery, ICE CREAM SODA, F Lownev's Chocolates, High Grade Cigars, Etc. TELEPHONE 256. -109-