Raymond High School - Hilite Yearbook (Raymond, KS)

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JQKES Would-be Employer: HHave you any references?U Would-be Employee: HSure, I have a letter, 'To whom it may concern, John Jones work- ed for us one week, and we're satisfiedfu The newly appointed su- perintendent of the asylum was strolling on the grounds when one of the patients ex- claimed, Uwe all like youlmi- ter than the last man, sir.U UThank you,U said the su- perintendent, pleasantly,'hnd why?n NWell,n replied the lun- atic, nyou seem to be more like one of us.H J JL SL A H 1. nAre you sure,u an anx- ious patient once asked a physician, Hare you sure that I shall recover? I have been told that doctors sometimes give wrong diagnosis and have treated patients for pneu- monia who later died of ty- phoid fever.H HYou have been woefully misinformed,Hreplied the med- ico indignantly, Ulf I treat a man for pneumonia, he dies of pneumonia.H Boss Cwho had just dropped in on a football gamejz USo this is your uncle's funeral, Por- kinds?N Office Boy Cwith great pres- ence of mindlz ULooks like it sir, He's the referee.H J' .EL JL fx In n With a grinding of brakes an officer stopped his car and shouted to a small boy, playing in a fields Sonny, did you see plane come down near HNo, no, siriu USQY, an 81.1 - here?n replied the lad, trying to hide his sling shot. nhonest, I was just shooting at a bottlo.H JL JC. .2 n A A g.,,h A... - , Those dinosaur footpmnts found in a Colorado coalnnne were on the ceiling. At the time, apparently, the lawsof gravity had not been passed. A freshman does not know and knows that heckms not know.- A sophomore does not know but does not know does not know. A junior knows, but does not know that he knows. A senior knows, knows that he knows, and wants ev- erybody else to know that he knows. that he JL .'L JL n A n Miss Harris: UThis examina- tion will be conducted on the honor system. Please take seats three apart and in alternate rows.U J' . . JL A 1. n , Harold and Arthur were visiting their aunt. She put two pieces of cake on the table, one much larger than the other. NI want to see which one has the best manners.n NOh, Harold has,U said Arthur, as he reached for the largest piece. J' JL JL A A n - After a long talk n the value of peace, good willand disarmament, a teacher asked his class if they objectmito war. HYes, sir, I doin said John Lipo. UGood! Now tell us why.n HBecause, sir,n he said, Hwars make history and Ihate historyln Foreign Trade The Japanese National hobby: Collecting China. JL JL JL A A n Collected by Virginia Demint