New Marion High School - High School Daze Yearbook (New Marion, IN)

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I w ,mni,iiittil :,E'.: A IQAQTUSIL , Q x , , ,px 77 My Friends X K, I love you, books, you help me live, yy ' A When I am sad you'll comfort give: I'-X ' But still again you're full of glee k Q RX' And frisk and romp and laugh with me f ANI With heads together-feet on stools I , We laugh and laugh like two big fools. x 1 I love you, pals, you cheer me so. If tired and blue, to you I go: ,xx Some jolly lines Guest gives to me I X ' And old Dame Care begins to flee. , I A glimpse of Nature ends the work: l I vow that glad words I'lI not shirk. K , I love you, friends, you're always true, You do for me what you should do: X I I laugh and sing, but still I doubt, X, Then 'tis I get my Bible out: , . I The pal of pals men talks with me . , , X f As once it did at Mother's knee. t , x U A I I love you, books, you're old, old friends: ' I fx, You every one serve separate ends. K ' I love you all--you each one own X A place in me distinct, alone. The love of you was born in me: V' There may it stay until I die. Xi -Marjory Hays. I N x The Waves I As each successive wave sweeps to the shore X I With bubbles, foam and froth upon its crest, To break upon the shore's rough, rocky breast, , Its gleaming might is crushed as those before. We stand and hope and long that yet one more May have the strength to stand its final test, I But ever in the end we lose our quest- The bubbles lost we never can restore. Life has but joys we never can attain And dreams which vanish as do misty gleamsg Our Joy's in dreaming what we hope to do And yet we know our dreaming is in vain. Our life is contemplation of those dreams, Thety fail g and yet we contemplate again. ff N --R.M.F., Goshen College. -3,24 X J - 1 Q Z7 XX X, i

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Jokes lContinuedl l'm trying to think of a sentence with the word A'cavort. I give up. I have it. Every morning the milkman leaves us a cavort of milk. The Bobbed-haired girl lon the running board lfilWl1CfC are you goingfh The Slick-haired boy lin the carlf To the barber shop to get my oil Q M changed. D ue Smut- 7 --m , Y Vwfilly- This parting hurts. 5'-6 QQ Nilly- Well, don t bear down so hard on the 5-, +3 comb.' -We-A 1-fa.-?-jf ... Mrs. Wilkinson-'iBt1t do you think my boy -5 'E I A, 9 ' is really trying? ' , g Miss Burtonf Yes. Hugh is the IUOSI trying .X Q 47 boy in school. ,www A Ralph Cokain- John Oliver is just a prince of lf?f--3 -X . -.4 'is a fellow. Bob Comer- Yes, I've often wanted to crown him myself, Biddey I-lulley- You men are all alike. Bob Pixel- Then why do you girls want three or four? Mr. Kendall- What's the smell in the library? Miss Brimacombe- It's the dead silence they keep while reading. Melva Growing tin Economicsj- Smoking is a sin.' Voice lin an undertoneb-- That depends on the brand you smoke. Capt. Barney- I don't like that drummer. Haner- Why? Barney-- Hes beating my time. Ke 4'A brain is onl as strong as its weakest think. P Y Teacher- Name the five senses. Hall Chasey- Nickels It's a known fact that an M.H.S. diploma and a nickel will get you a cup of coffee anywhere. Q Miss Priestf- What makes you think '- F- that Moses was a fraternity man? X ' x f Bill McCoyi Well, wasn't he in the . i K thick of the rushes? VZ, QI L I ? l V X . .. . . i X i Lewis Sage- Say. what is limburger I , cheese composed of?' X X Ed Heck-- lt ain't composed: it's de- , , composed. B '- se w..