Rockville High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Rockville, IN)

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14 THE HOOSIER us. but he seems not to be able to keep from noticing that- there are more articles lost than found. Passei-byshWhatis the fuss in tho svhoolyal'd, boyiw Boy-JtVVhy, the doctor has just beEn around examinilf us, un' 0110 of the de- ficient boys is knockini the ovorlastini stuffini out of a perfect kidsV uWhat is that little boy crying aboutW asked an old lady of a ragged boy. h'Dat other kirl swiped his candy? KtBut how is it that you have the rzxnuly newiw h'Oh, you see, Fm the little kid's Iawys 01'. Miss Yung says that if we mii't sing :my louder to he more enthusiastic, ki0pen your mouth and throw yourself into it? ' Kipling's Flapper. UVith Apologiesi 00,5 the bloomilf Lizzie Kilted like a Scot? Gawd, hit hakes mo dizzy Seeini 7e1- fox-trot! 'Aii' cut hoff, fice pinted Like a bloomin' down; Boots, as isn7t tidy, Sox, as is rolled down, Bare, an, boid and brazen, In her flapper way! Hi prefers the ieathen Haut in Manflalar. Bill tafter singing Loves Old Sweat Songiiitls your heart weary, Denzel? Mr. Hallv-tiHow M i141 red '? ii Mildred-itAs it should hoi' is this line drawn, Marcille Linebel-ry-JiConneIIey, are you opposed to slangW CounolleyhitYep, dead set against itP Sid tout riding with a datei-tiDo you like to ride slow, MarjoriCW MarjoriesiiNo, go as fast as you can, and letis get this over with. AltonhHHugh, why dont you go to church 1W HughiiiWMl, the first time I went, thvy threw water in my facefy Lowoli-JtAnd the next time thoyill throw dirt on you. you go. Donit Get Cute, Freshie! FreshiehiiA blind man picked up :41 hammer and sawfi SUMOT-HXVPS 11ml a dumb man picked up :1 Wheel and spoke. Mr. Linebm'geriConnelley, what was the first act levied on t110,Alnerican colonies. i'onnuiley The Stamp ActW Mr. Linehal'gerst'Who tohl youW7 . The Senior class feels quite a shock every time Mr. Lineharger gets to class on time. The Seniors feel quite proud of our rising young authors, Kathryn anti Vance. They wrote the new song, you know! Miss Roberts On LatiniwiiVance, what construction are those three ablatives? Vance$tiDhtivesP Can You Picture: Mr. Linebargm' thin and tall? 'Iarl Swaim with nothing to back? An ignorant Senior? ! t? Mal'cille Lineberry laughing aloud? Hattie Hall playing classical music? Bill am; Denzel made up for good? Or Alton Moulton with a date? hsass Dorothy Cox says she is progressing well in chemistry. She has proved that snow melts quicker in summer than in winter! Eal'lstiSny, why does a wear suspendersw, SidhitTo keep his pants up?y Eal'lsitNo, to keep them from falling downy policeman Hero lie the bones of VVillio Ponce Who pulled a shotgun through the fence.

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THE HOOSIER 13 XVhat 111211195 Maurice Bradfield 111111 501111 Henderson cut up so much 111 the 2 58911111137? Thcy 3110 so 1110311 they c3111 help it. HOW 111111137 dates Joes Rex Carnnu'vk SENIOR SENSUALISM. Basket ball adds to 3 111211115 physical :issets, It also increases his lie-abilities. Frank C.ez1Tl1e mosquitoes 111 Missis- sippi sure are bad. BILUTEHU LTJ'VVCH, I never saw any good mosquitoes even 111 11111121113.H There was a great swell 111 Japan, W'hose 112111190 011 a Thursday began, It lasted through Sunday, Till twilight 011 Monday, A1111 80111111911 like stones 111 a can. LBW. W said Earl, Kyou're a regular little glutton. How can you eat so 11111011? I eaIYt eat half so much as you do?, B111 Otte11D0n7t know; guess ifs my good luck and your bad hwk. Mr. ThonmseWVell, sonny, did you take your dog to the Wet, as I suggest- DJ ?H Robert T.i11Yes, sir?y Mr. T110111as;1KA11d whet did he sayW Rohe1'fi11He said T011391 Was suffer- ing from 1101'Ves. so sis would have to give up playin' the 1113111101271 A A11 optimist is :1 1112111 who doesn't care have With M111'1'le11 VanHuss per week? About eight 01' 111119. XVIII: does Diana look out of the. Win- fmw So 1111101123 11N0111o probably put 1191' there to keep tab 011 the nicotine inhalers. what happens, just so it 110051171 happen to 111111. Our Orchestra Leader. Four hundred and twentyetwo movements Emanuel, Swedish 31111 Swiss- THS wonder the 1731111 can keep playing, Youkl think thuyHl die, laughing at this. The 1:11e111ist11y class has a great task on hand now. They have to get some U'hOllliCRU 1131119 for each team. 01111 the Burbanks of tho glorious west Either make 01' buy 011 sell A11 0111011 with an 011101115 taste But with a VioleWs smell? V 111211 8.711G0Hy, but Tm tired. John Si1iaz1VVhat you been doing to get tired 1? Earl-JWVCH weWe boon measuring the 1101159 for some new Vurpets, and we huve1ft any yard stick so since Tm just six feet tall, 1W9 been laying down and getting up all over the housey Husband-eBut you must admit: that 1113:: have better judgment than women?7 infe-K10h. yes-you married me and I you. ' Surely M12 Hall isn't 'loosing faith in

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THE HOOSIER 15 Lowell Walling Coxis to talk to Billl x'Hello, is Bill therOW 'DonzeldllWhy yesdof coursell, The Old Routine of Excuses. Monday;Too Sleepy to study. Tuesday-Had to make up yesterday's lesson. No time. Wednesduyr-Lost my paper. Thursdaygthy, I never hoard ray that! Fridayvl knew that yesterday, but vwoll lh'e forgotten. you Say follows, Ilve been thinking Of What waive got to do: Our old pep is fast sinking That helped the White and blue. VVelvo got to back the team up At the next B. B. game; No matter if youh'e laid up, Why, come down just the sumo. We7yo got the pep inside us, If weld just let it out. And we could raise a big fuss, That'd help without a doubt. So lets all get together And try to do our best, And show 79111 What welre made of At dear old R. H. Sh F. B. GREEN. Taken from The Hoosier of Jan, 19, 1920.,l How Different Eeverything Would be if Mr. Linebarger would ever dismiss his history Class on time. Dorothy Cox would work instead of writing a whole tablet of notes to Bash- ful Bob. Sylvia Myers didift have her French. The Senior boys would ever get up some spunk and come do some hsel'e- uadingi, on club nights. Vance Thomas wasnit Ilgone 011 Tubby. Hugh Hoeker would only come to earth. Frances Brockway could only have everything her way. Hattie Hall wouldnit h,Illreshiofl We all hwho take Enqlishl didnlt have to write an essay! Ugh! dangle the Mr. Linebarger-tT'l'ank, I asked you that question to get you to stop playing with Irene and now you are playing with 1110! It takes a long time to get the game started, doesn't MW Mr. Liuobargei', in history olasS-w llWhero was Lafayettels home, Fl'tlllkip, Frank Collings labsenllyldllln lndid :mnf' The Moment He knelt before me, :1 perfectly groony ed figure, with :1 look of earnest plead- ing in his smooth shavou face. His black brows were slightly raised, and his large t'XpI'GESlVQ eyes searched mine. His sleek black hair was parted in the center on :1 line with his straight nose. His mouth and chin had a look of determination, that made me feel powerless before him. ilVVell, Ill! take the 51109in I said. He arose bowing courteously, HI thank you, madamf, JUNIOR OUTBURSTS. UWhy does Mary look so cvestfallenW llShe jumped at a coimlusion and it wasnlt there. Mrs. Nicholasthildred, can you tell me what makes the Tower of Pisa leanW' Mildrodalll doult know 01' Pd take somo myselffi Mr. LeedllFrod, can you tell me where Vthe home of the swallow isiw FreddllThe home of the swallow is in the stummickil Mr. Hall, in assembly-KlYesterday, I saw quite a number of boys chewing gumdand girls. hRufus, looking at socksldlerenlt they rather loudim Shop assistantdllYes, sir. They are specially made for people whose foef are in the habit of going to sleepy Mr. Hall Oyho has come upon Robert smoking near the school lvuildingld lKVVell. Robert, Iim surprised to find you like tshisfi ' Roberf-llSoim 1, those rubber heels youh'e wearinl fooled moi,