Onsted High School - Wildcat Pride Yearbook (Onsted, MI)

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1 4 L? Mr. Huber: Cln Biology, NLet us take the example of the busy ant. He is busy all the time. He works hard all day and every day. Then what happens.n LeRoy Baldwin: nHe gets stepped on.n nOur idea of a hypocrite is one who goes to Chemistry Class with a smile on his faeean Fred Wilkins: UShe said she would never forget me, and I'm positive she meant it.n Dick Murphy: nwhat makes you think so.n Fred Wilkins: HI stepped on her foot eight times.u Gordon Williams: nThat was a great dance. I hope I made an impression on her.n Kenneth Smith: UI guess you did. She's limping.n When Little Norman Peters arrived at school on the opening -day, he carried the following note to Mr. Huber. nDear Mr. Huber: Our sweet little Norman is a very delicate, nervous child, and if he is naughty just punish JLJ boy next to him, and that will frighten g him so he'llnb6AgQQQi? ,S p, I SERVKQE WITH CCDURTESY f-XT THE GNSTED STATE B1-xNR MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM EMEMBER FEDERAL DEPGSIT INSURANCE CCDRI? QQQTEQ7- , 1521, at-Ta-f - ,T - gi- felt. -5 ss. ,gl x 1 , itgtjl . MM? 'M sift Te ?A13N '

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fi-ji. XX? Mr. Gouge: Some time ago my doctor told me to exercise early every morning with dumb- bells. Will the class re- port tomorrow befor e break fast. iafter trying first period class.l s 4 s s s 4 Mr. Benedict:- Ooooo-oo every bone in my -body aches. Mr. Andrews:- There are some headache powders in the upper drawer as as as as as as Mr. Redfield:- Why is it that you are al- ways at the bottom of your .Nu J I class. Dale Redfieldg- It doesn't make any differ ence, dad, they teach the same thing at both ends. -15 42- -39 65 96 45 icon. from some other page? today as she got wet in the A.M. and caught cold in the P.M. Hope you do the same. Her Mother. s 4 s 4 s s Jack Marr:- What is dust? Basil Foorz- It's mud with the juice squeezed out. 4 s s 4 s s Manls inhumanity to man makes thousands hesitate at the curb COAL Lummslanz usumoeazs sunvmnes Emma slams ms ONSTED ANL: K E R IQ BUILDERS IDHQNE I5 HARDWARE CDNSTED, MIC!-HG AN ' 7 . -N if Q - CQ A AL- X 4 1 r'mij,.-gpm N, ,: ILlL,Y'1. Ass-'A'-. Y N- 1.7 4.552725

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G?iiZ::fi?Q::i3373 O There are grades that make us happy, There are grades that make us blue. There are grades that lure us on to teardrops, As many of them often do. There are grades we refrain to show to mother, There are grades we'd hate our dad to seey But the grade that changed m life to sorrowy Was the grade that Shorthand brought to me. Warren Marr fln Washingtonl Do you serve lobsters here? Waiter at Restaurant: Sure, we serve anybody. To The Sophomores Roving Minds Gather No Grades In School Doris Large: I'm as smart as you are, you dunce. Hebert Hunt: Why is there so much electricity in my hnir? Ray Outmand: Because it is attached to a dry cell? THE SONG OF AN UNDERCLASSMAN K 1 'S I' Ifd like to be a Senior, And with the Seniors standg A f t i b hi d . -L -- H 0Xnn2t2bE2i21Sm2? hiidim' AND l:E5T WISHES IWMQJHEXHHMQ TG UW For I would be a Senior, Ana with the seniors stay. M33 I w ouldn't ge the Presgdent, ' 'T h t b K ' 1 S S I wouldsftaie ag ercimpgrbrrjg, For all the wealth 'twould b 1 . ,- I ld ng b 1 QQENERAL GARAGE wou n even c an an e f B For Anggltsg have to sixgg , t I l ' S H AJS ?-Sim 3521 21532: QANDARD OIL Qhow truel fx mf 904 57 . if -e:Q3g4,y: Vwafbazww-