Palestine High School - Eagle Yearbook (Palestine, OH)

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IEST KIDDIN' Paul Ayette Duane Hiatt Paul Ayette : Is Margaret Ann your oldest sister? : Yep. : And who comes after her? Duane Hiatt: You and two other guysf, Dan Iett: Mr, Bankson, how is the best way to catch a squirrel? Mr. Bandson: Why, Dan, I don't know. What is it? Dan Iett: Climb up a tree and act like a nutf' Bill Nestor: Sam, what did the big chimney say to the little chirn.ny? Sam Lindamood: I don't know. What did the big chimney say to the little chimney Bill Nestor: You're too little to smoke. Zella Hammontree: You don't mean to tell me you lived in Palestine for over siXty years, Mr. Manuel. Walt Manuel: Yes, mam, that's a fact. ' Zella Hammontree: I don't see how you can find anything to keep you busy. Walt Manuel: Neither do I. That is why I stay here. Dear Mrs. Poling:- said the note, Harry is a bright boy, but he spends all his time with the girls. I am trying to think up some way to cure him. Mrs. Poling studied the note, then wrote as follows: Dear Mrs. Bryant: If you find some way to cure Harry, please let me know. I'm having the same trouble with Buck. g Mr. McNemar: How many times will a microscope magnify, Doris? Doris Longfellow: As many times as you use it, I suppose. Bill Holland: These chickens must be smart. They go to school. Mrs. McNemar: What makes you think that, Bill? Bill Holland: It says in this advertisement that their eggs are graded. 'P

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