Odessa Montour Central High School - Odessanean Yearbook (Odessa, NY)

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Rchsrt Bile (Bob) — Which is it,Irma or Irena? b i-D one cf the fee boys ir. the class rho i3 taking • an academic course. He has been on the H nor Roll several t£i3. ye;'r K,3 h{' $r;r3n a- very afficient Editor i-'■L the Sen ■ .■..• Paper. He also took the part of Ailliam the Eat er m tne Senior Play. Bob also goes out f .athletics especially Tisox: He sure did his part in the K ir-'ck ‘ 3ft’ He is als ne of the Honor students 9f the Class of '38. Llewellyn Kellogg (Sorghum) Ch onp i - n of the Light weight a • m i3.' athlete. He mode his mark this year in the broad 3jum.p IS- S'- -which was exceptionally good. Hist.ry seems to be his favorite subject. La3t year he chief f the p lice anu kept fairly go'd order '.round 3Ch' :l. Llnr e 11 yn has d ne his shore of w rk for the Seni r Closand me th nk him. Arthur Jackson (Doc) — Ob; Wliat a bluff? Peis t-.king on academic course. He is a member of the Sp rtsmonship Br therh 'd and hetakes part in all thlstics. He- .on his fame pole vaulting because he can’t Arthur is a memberpof he Boy’s Glee'club and of °-ie -Ji=n School Orchestra. He intends to o to Co k Academy next year. Cylde Grover (Grandad) -- Speaking Fords Grandadis the Vice President of the Young Farmers Club. He is taking part m many o- the athletics o the scno l especially Cross Country. In running he has won 33-=ral honors. -d';ard Dolan v utsy'i — Yo-.v I don’t understand that . .jutsy -as elected to th= Sportsmanship Brotherhood last year. Throughout his High Scho-1 career he has been very successful ir track, baseball and cross country. Edward as a greet success in -he Senior Play taking the £ar 0 Clinton Boeresf '--d. He as ad so the manager of the °f? .CaRdy ctore. He has not aecidsd definately what he w il do next year out he expects to go either to college ce business sch:ol. Beatrice Gearies ;Bee) — One of the studious members of the Senior Class Bee always believes i: having her lessens .She is a member or the Girl’ s Gla - Club. As LSe-s. Archiba.ld in the Seni -r Play she proved her ability as an actresss ohe is planning to go to Training Class at Watk?ns (51en next year. She is our Volidictorian thi3 year.

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OLD JOKES Listen torthis one. Would you believe it possible? Mrs.' Shelton - Walter, if you don't behave I shall pond a note to your father. Walter - You'de letter not. Ma’s as lealous as a caw. Mi dnight The jahifers coy, a negro, was called midnight. He didn't mind this by his white friends. But one day when a buy of his own color said, 1 nelj.©, Midnight , Midnight remarked, Shut up! fou're just about a cu order to twelve yourself. One day Prof, stopped at the side of a field where Stanley Buck (Seeley's baby Erothcr) was hoeing corn. Prof, said, Your sern looks kind of yellow . Buck - Yes sir, that's the kind we planted . Frof. - It doesn't look as if you would get rr.ore than half of a crop . Buck - rdon't expect to. The landlord gets the other half. Prof. - There isn't much difference b t”-ncn you and a fool . Buck - Only a fence . What would happen if - Jay Hino rew a double chin? k Wayne Fitch re mired a bachelor? All committees appointed functioned? Ralph Sydney developed an affinity fo women? Bob Bale .irri-te: that he didn't know everything? Art Jack so:, should remain unheard one whole minute. V e had beautiful weather for the Senior Trip-