Newton High School - Newtonia Yearbook (Newton, IA)

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CREAM PUFFS. (Miss Johnson.) Make a rich filling of raw eggs, milk and plenty of corn-starch. Add sweetening to taste, cook gently until it bubbles over. Flavor with gooseberry, and tint the upper portion a deli- cate green. MASHED PEACHES WITH CRACKED ICE. (Miss Watson.) Be sure to select a nice juicy peach of the cling variety. See that it is thoroughly mashed. Cover with sugar of the Jones brand. Serve with bits of cracked ice set in gold bands. DEVIL ' S FOOD. (Miss Mather.) A desperate mixture. Take equal parts of her own concoctions with bran and bone-meal. Add grape juice and a large proportion of deli- cate sweetening. A standard dessert, and one that will never disappoint you. DIVINITY FUDGE. (Mr. Speer.) Ten parts of profundity, 5 of sobriety, one- fourth of hilarity, 3 of temerit. Mix well with equal parts of natural inclination of youth and the discretion of age. Cut in exact pieces. Ap- propriate to serve at Y. M. C. A. functions. OPERA STICKS. (Miss Miles.) Mix a little Gounod and Wagner with Irving Berlin and Boola. Whirl rapidly together. To this v itching medley, add a few liquid do-re ' s, and a number of trills. Good for most anything. ASSORTED NUTS. (Mr. Cramer.) Crack a few chestnuts, mix with niggertoes, walnuts and hickories. Blend together with chewing gum. Use plenty of salt to counteract freshness and serve in tin cups. A splendid dessert for farmers.

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Class of 1917 OFFICERS WM. KELLY, President REUKL JACKSON, Vice President BARBARA CHASE, Secretary COLORS Silver Gray and Gold FLOWER MOTTO Yellow Rose Strive for the Highest YELL Boom a lacka! Boom a lacka! Bow! Wow! Wow! Nineteen Seventeen • Get There Now.