Norton Community High School - Prairie Dog Yearbook (Norton, KS)

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Q , f re . ififelciig C e t W sf.JQS::Q G . I, 2 2 Qu a i? .Q y KH? Z l lift -7 gt A f :N fx lf' ' I ' if 5 T Mr. Buck Cin Civics classl-Leo. how niany constitutions has Kansas had? Leo Kline-Four. Mr. Buck-Oh no! Only one. Mr. Buck-Well, Leo, l think you will Hnd before you are niuch older that a proposal is not always accepted. Miss Foristall Cln Psychology?-Everything has habits: machinery, clothes- positively everything. Clifford S.-I don't believe that: if that is true a Ford would habit out in- stead of wearing out. In Civics class talking of movie actors and whether they perform niany dangerous feats or if they were made to look as if they did in the pic- ture. Maybelle Taylor-Well, now, I saw a picture of a man falling from a very high precipiee. Now where could he have gone to? Mr. Buck-l expect that depended mostly on what kind of a life he had lived. Can you play clarinet music on the violin? Ask Eugene Umpherman. Kate Montague-I hear that lrl Hicks is getting quite henpecked. Gay Steele-Yes, the Marshall has gone away. Belle Swarm Cin chapelD-l'm cold. Gruver-Well! Heres my handkerchief. Mildred M.-Maybelle, do you have your civics lesson? Maybelle T.-Oh yes. l read the entire Kansas City Star.