Palestine High School - Eagle Yearbook (Palestine, OH)

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HUMOROSUIES Of all the things that happened this year, I wish I had a picture of Mr. Frazer breaking that stool in the laboratory. I hear that the incident brought quite a howl from our quiet biology students. I wonder about these freshmen girls. Instead of wondering why Harold can't wink, why not teach him how? Does anyone remember that bunt of Sammy I..indamood's when we played New Madison? Well, it seems Sammy was supposed to bunt---there were two men on base. Sam missed the first pitch and then smacked the -second pitch to deep Lleft- center field for a triple. H that it was too hard for From what I have basketball game. There saw what was going on. was going to sit in the The senior class received his Christmas Bud Brown, the pitcher on New Madison, still insists a bunt!!!!! heard, Bob Wilson sort of got into hot was a girl sitting back of Bob flirting After a while Mac got tired of it and water at the Franklin with him, and Mary asked the girl if -she- all Sammy's fault!!!! bleachers or sit with Bob. And it was passed the buck to Miss Filbrun when Mr. McNemar presents. It is still a mystery as to how the john Deere sign walked from the eastern city limits to the school house doors on Halloween. What causes this constant feud between Sammy and Ray ----' must be Mlove of your fellow men. Mr. Frazer really looked ucuten with his shoes off and a nice -Mclean f????j white suit on. One day we set a tack for Mr. Frazer. He sat on it and didn't say a word. Then he got up, turned to john Mikesell and said, '5Fooled you, didn't I! At the Christmas play junior Tharp forgot himself and acted his age. Some of the first graders forgot to go back stage, so Miss Adavier motioned for them to come back stage from the anteroom door. junior thought he was a first grader again and started to go with them. Those boys at Mrs. Riegle's party were really sly winkers. just ask the girls---they couldn't even tell at whom the boys were winking. We would like to ask the Industrial Arts Department to fix the collapsible ping pong table. I know it is collapsible because it collapsed on me while I was dressing after basketball practice. That could be a project for next year, Two seniors would like to know how that window got broken. They did a remarkable repair job with just scotch tape and typing paper. What happened at the Arcanum Il'3J baseball game? What is the matter, Oliver, can't you throw a curve? I hear Helen Lowdenslager turned down a date, when a boy from Arcanum called her on the phone, just because of semester exams. Helen must be going crazy! The basketball boys want to thank Paul Ayette for his willingness to relinquish his girl to Gene Hofacker during the Darke County Tourney. It seems lvlr. McNemar told-Paul it would help the team against New Madison. The bargain must not have been completed. The high school students who purchased individual pictures should be able to set them up at have to look at After the definitely needs the real home and look at them once in a while when the rest of the kids thing all of the time!!!! band boosters' program, we were all thoroughly convinced that the band new uniforms. Among the best dressed for the occasion were Kenny Niswonger, Gene Kelly, Phil Meyers and Carol Pluckett, to say nothing of the twirlers and Dot Bevins!!!! Gee, I'm glad we don't have to look at that all the time!! We were all surprised to see Denny step out of the red suit--we didn't know he possessed magic powers!!! We wonder why joe Graham started combing his hair differently--what hair? ?? ? Why, joe, that picture was good!!! FLASH!!! The mystery of the john Deere sign has been solved. Kenny Niswonger has confessed and implicated and Sammy and Bob!! E.ditor's note: The authors of this column report the news with prejudice or favor to none, not even themselves. just the same they prefer to remain anonymous.

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