Reading High School - Ranger Yearbook (Reading, MI)

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I L L L I L L 1 L L I L I I L L L L I I I I L I FI E l E I L 3 L ,I I N! E I 1 L ' L ,I I I L J I i' ul I l A -L L .L L i I .I .76e,v erin? maie .sfioes M60 Mis' when I was' a younyrfpf- I I' , . I I' L ,Excluslve Agents for Star Brand and L ul ' 1' 1 Walk-Over Shoes L ul -I Ball Band and Goodrich Rubber Footwear ,- A Quality, Style, Service IS Our Motto i- 9 I 9 A L FRANK S BOOT Sl-IOP L ' A I K I L 1 1 -1 L I Helen 'l',: Oh dear, l left Iny watch lVlez1de: Name the four !-30llSOIlS.l a' 1 up the dresser and I don t want to run Paul C: ,,l,Cmmr' sun, vimhgur and E .I up 'I ur lt' llll1Sl.2Il'll.H L -i Chot: Well, if you wait long enough , I it will run down. kiw T I --N One of the tezu'l1eI's iI1 the lower grades E I wfhcn Schvol begins in the morning, asked If uuylone eould Ilillllif the Apoles. i, -i And to physics Class wcvvc gone, One llflgllt httlenhoy answered, lad- i 1 There's one small boy on the front seat pole and lolulal' I Q! That looks quite forlorn. --,- 'Q ug A friendly fave from us has passed, A 1 A Vow? we loved to heard, l'lI'lTSllZ Marian Sprow sure has an stud- T -v Don l'alor's lngersol has stopped MUS lookf- ,. ' And still he pounds his ear. L .L ' Sopll.: Sure she has. 'l'lIIIt's on auf- !. -E --- count of the pupils in her eyes. a- 1 lVlIy ure Camels smoked after din- T 1 ner? wh- . J I . . . , , , , 4 4 . A 1 lfwlubs Huy 50 Loud on dtbbult' Wade N.: A fellow just lold Ine l g' 1 --- looked like you. f 9 -E Mr. Chapel: Cin biology clussj Why Earl K.: Where is he? l'd like to a- 1 do we prune trees? knock his block off. T E Clifford: To get a better crop of Wade M.: Oh, never mind! I killed F .! primes. him. F l L 1 ' L I I I-I-I-I -I-I- -x-m-x-x- -I-I-I-I-I-x-m-x-I-I-I-x-s-x- -I-x- -x-I-x-m-m-x-x- -x-I-I-I- I- U C 72 rm Cl: Q. X N '? In fm Q! ru 3

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