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

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CJK Till THE PLACE THAT sssvss You Mr' Benedict? You should write your com- position so the dumbest could understand. A1 Jgggggnvirhat part of it is it ONSTED, MICHIGAN that you don't understand. l Y' N ' 0 ALLEN-oL,w,mf3p A -' If you were only beautiful directory Gordon 'ffl 11 1 ams : - vu- J v Fattest Man. . . . . . .Lawrence Dowling 'L-'33 5? She :- Biggest Lover. . .Carlton Swain W0-,L would bgautiful and dumb. Best Blusher. . .Herbert Glanoy Loafer. . . ...... Kenneth Smith Rachii C ' :- suppose you're crazy to kiss me. Hog- A Yep, I'd have to be. Best Athlete .... Delmer Hardy Shortest . .... . . . .Reid Moden Moot Pootio ..... Pooo Wilkins B B B Noisiest .... Ramona Stoddard fu' -X 1.fA K, I E Meekest Senior.Nez mam Glanoy xr ' VI ' !'JH-I-lxvfiiiy'-R Quiotoot .... William Brighton I ' Biggest Feet .... Norene Knapp rf? Most Dignified .... Paul Morse Most Energetic .... Edsel Fish je-,A E Bomliest Porooo. ....... :P P P P X' ggest luffer Warren Marr Bi B . . ' -W . . f Hardest Worker. . .Ernie Black ' Most Carefree..June Stoddard Handsomest ........ No Entries -rr Q if Liblw. ,H--Qiifx-5--X is-y.,xl

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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-

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ph Eigir Mr. Huber: Qaddressing the assemblyl Uls there anything I can do to make your working conditions more pleasant?n Voice from Rear: WQuit wearing rubber heels.n They were studying a story in the Freshmen English class concerning a man who swam a river three times before break- ' es 'sed at the conclusion to fast and Mr. Benedict was surpri f1nd'Pau1 Morse iaughing. Mr. Benedict: UYou don't doubt that a trained swimmer could do that, do you Paul?U P. Morscg UNO, but I wondered why he didn't make it 1 t the Side four times and get bac: o where his clothes were.n nWhat's the latest date mentioned Mr. Gouge: Cln History! in your book?U 8th U Betty Beach: nln Adrian, Saturday, the . Even his best friends would not tell him so he flunked. The distance between some pcople's ears is one block. - rx . 1 d Hilda Robinson: nlim as smart as you arc, yon unce. 45? U3 HZIQQ MQ eg asf N bf X.- ' cb! ' -Q NHSCPDI-X5 'AS u h G! 'a 125 f 4f3.b1'i1'lalm I h X:jijT??y95' Mamas :QE LIQEAM f - MC KESSQN DRU45 i353ifi'LTUC.T5 ' -. WP ' it i a is -5 at Ji- . .N 3. ' ,Jigs 55 l i a -B 7, e ras ...merit SW , ,Wh ANC, T. I +,,,,.,f 'sgfl U, '--. W' I -mv -'Y ' f' t N ev-L -.f 2