Nokomis High School - Old Nokomis Yearbook (Nokomis, IL)

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--- = 2 2--------------------------------------------- ' ■ —— FUN FOR THE FACULTY Taken From Examination Papers. A volcano shoots foith larva. A volcano is a tunnel in the ground. The sentinel stood stationery. She has a pretty box of stationary. To be lynched is to be hung without trail. Martial—taken from a man named John Marshall. post—before—postgraduate. Boycott—you are a boy scout. Cereal is like a reel in the movies. Georgia was a bluffer state. San Ildefonso was a Spaniard. A secret secretary. Shakespeare was elected to Parliament. Matthew Arnold ranked with two other American poets—Tennyson and Longfellow. He wrote “Mid Summber Night’s Dream.” Whigs were for Hanover Destiny and Tories for Stuart Destiny. One day a bird, the albatross, came to the ship and ate crumbs from the ship’s hollo. Coleridge began to emigation (imagine). Code of Arms. Lyrical Ballots. Yours internally. The Holy Grail was lost when the building burnt down. Sir Launfal found the Holy Grail behind his stove when he returned from hunting. Opoim fein (opium fiend). The Holy Grail was the three ghosts. The phrase interrupts the dramatical sequence. St. James was the ruler after Pope. Germatical sense. The Spectator was published by Addition and Steele. A demonstrative pronoun is a noun that forms a sentence not containing a difficulative. Muscle Shoals is a new garment that is wore. Seismographs are the friends of George Eliot who helped her in her works. Seismographs—woids spelled alike but mean different. Muscle Shoals is a place where the president went and he fished for muscles. J. L. Lewis is a man at the head of the government. Landis is a great man in England. Landis is a State Governor. A verb is a word that deserts. Hard water is water that is pumped out of a well. New cereals are pupped rice and pupped wheat. Pasteurized milk is milk from cows that live on pasture. Spool holder on a machine is a small piece on which the spool is over and around. She removes the vitals from the table. Dry yeast will break easily and grumble. OLD NOKOMIS

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2 2 VV. P. THACKER How far a little candle thrown his beam, So shines a good deed in a naughty tvorld.” STELLA YACKLE There is a fair behaviour in thee.” G. WILLIAMS “I will advise you where bo plant yourselves. CLARA ATTEBERRY he wildest hath not such a heart as you.” E. E. RADEMACHER What masque? What music? How s':all we beguile the lazy time, if n t with some delight. ;OLD NOKOMIS