Rockville High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Rockville, IN)

 - Class of 1924

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12 THE HOOSIER kinds of women you cum Hush. The one with bobbed hair zuld the ones w'nhr nut bobbed hair. Maudchllllm continually breaking in- to a songi' Cynthia- If youhl ever get the key maybe you wouldnlt have to break in, Rebnhlll'm going to marry 21 nlnc.or and be we'l for nothing Mill Buchanan-rlMar and be goml for nothing' a minister Little acts 6f cleverness And sitting on; front seats Oflt will misv your markings From zero to $9 . WalterhllPaph, if I Was twins would you buy the other boy a bmlhna touW' Mr. Booher;llCertninly. my sonF WalterhllWell, papa, you surely ain't gning to cheat me out of another brunt ml jush because Ilm all in one piece. Ernest hPhonahg 'm chehurephshvp mo seats in L Managex-hSay, Lh is a thentrv. Sunday School Tencllel'imrlm lPssolI this morning is about Ruth the glcunmu Who can tell me anything nbuut Ruth? Art Ketnerhlll can, teacher. H0 clean- ml up fiftyhfour home runs last seasonw Mr. Hall hater irying GPomctry classlillThe doctor told me to exercisv with Ilumb-bells early each morning, Wmlld this class please come around to my home early tomorrow mnrninglill Mr. Linehal'gerihYou should think hf the future. ErnPst-HI cnnlt. It's my girlls birlh- rlny and I have to think of the pres- 9M. LuzeneJThey say only homely mm have any brains. Bob OillWellv they canlt class me as handsome. LuzolleheroY but you hr? the exmpv Hon than proves the rule, SOPHOMORE NOTES W'e had a fine canary; We also own a eat; We have no morp canary. But puss is now quite fut Miss Shzzllks-hllwho w 1 Homer? Wezlvel'hllTho guy Babe Rmh m:nle famous.U Movie Dh-emr-Wou have m m, a muuber of falls. How are you on falls? John Upp, hezu-hesnyFnI rank next m Niaghnm Cliffurn v.wWhy ah they keep lions m the annual office? ML Hall- Why do you nlqk such h question? Cliffm-AJWeH when 1 mm som- rhnns the control girl snys, AThc hams husy.' Aml Sh, cont'luded the Sunday svhool teacher,UAahh. mhl Eve were driven from the garden of Ehonp mouldh'r Adam drive his awn m! queriml Reba. Dorothy R, W piano reeitullh UXVhaf is that charming thing he is playing? VirginihhllA piano, yY duh. Bertha was driving in the country when she ran over a hen le sorry 1 run over your hen, said kind hearted Bertha nI'll pay you for herfy nThin was a pet hen, Missf said the farmer. 'lShe always came to me when l culled her. and laid an egg every day. B.f Would a dallur be all rigln? Farlnex-illYould better make it two, Miss. I also have a rooster, He thinks n 10! of that hen, and when he finds sl-els dead it wouldwt surprise up much if the shock uilled him, We wonder Why Mr, Shook gives surly lhw gravlqs! Made of Whiter Stuff The argument between two young fluppeI-s grew pretty hot aml it reached

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THE HOOSIER We seniors of R H. S welcome Ed- ward back into our midst. The Worst Weary I-Iuhby:--ttDoctm'Y tell me the worst. DortorzittYour wife wi'l regain her voice, JUNIOR NOTES nJusi: one more glass boys, and we'll go homef said the dishwasher us he lnid down a cake of soap. Miss Shzlnksittwhen was the revival of learning? Bob AIcHnttollhttBefure lust exams. The Freshmen g: i coed What a pretty little Miss! He crop. a little closer A1141 then he stole Ive ann in Keith-ttFather, mine 1m artist. Father-JtO. KI soil, if you dolfi draw ml me. decided to Mt Mrs. Swuim- This letter from Ezlrl is very short. Mr, Swaim So is wouldn't have written? Earl, m: he Original Poems LcRoy Hall At the end of a perfect day I most generally hit the hay There I lay from ten 'HII eight Then to school Pm always late, Luzeile Martin Tel me nor dear thoughtful student Poetry is hard in write. Lenin to use a little prudence, Try to think with all your might. Ruth McCoy Once ihm'e Was a litile boy Who thought hem take a swim. He took his clothes off one by one And hung them an a limb. The posroffioe department estimates the misdirection of mail costs the gov- 11 ermuem quite a sllnl Just imagine what the estimate of the waste of misxlr reeted talk would be. LeRoy Hall I wish I may. I wish I might Have that girl I saw 1m night 1hr face was like a rose so fair And her bobbed hair was combed wi.h care. Regarding the icEaMany tails have been tolled: Douit be a gossip Miss Famuliuerhmonjugating love in Lntiniittwhat comes after you IOVOW Art Kemer-uwhy, then you pru- pqseP Algebra is arithmetic gone crazy with the alphabet. Miss Heslar- Where did all those, pins go?y Senior GirlshtiHard t0 tlwy're pointed in one bended in allo;hel'.n tell because direction and Opal ManhHHAre you North? LeRoy HallittNo, why? OpalhttYou dance as if you had snuw shoes onF from the Luzelle MartinhttttDo you remember when you were struck by my beautyw Keith Modesitt-HI think so. Wasift it at the masked ball!u Never get flusterml when men stand around looking at you with their mouths openI Maybe they are using their eye-teeth. Robert Cross-Hwhei'e do jelly fish get their jelly? Albert Ingramtumom vurrentsy the ocean Elsie Adams is so musical. Sh! first showed her talent when she was little and played on the linoleum. Keith Modesitt says there are tivo



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THE HOOSIER tho poim where they be ciute each othk'fs stun 'In to demo Said Rohm-HYoalre ha banci- than 1am. We're all human my, you if youh'e clay I'm plaster of puris, John J. 11.7th thought you said young Rluuehmwl was a good man. I don't sno him nrmmd your office. w 9n B.fnl diam my chat. I said hc- was fired with 20:11 aim ohci-gy FRESHMAN TICKLERS We wish Io inform the inquisitive Sophomores that Tlu'lnm Martin uscs n i-nmli mi her hair Be Careful tDodicntevI to Mr, E. R. Joucsa Dun 4- 1923M 0h Edna, 0h Edna, what mudn you do thm? I winked at you mm you nvver winked back! I uinked nt Elsie. and Mary and Ruth, Aml they winked back, they did, in truth, an dear Iittlo Edna, don't be wuti'm'v. But ihe next time I wink, I'H wink nt Mary, ' In After Yenrs The- uewa married Goo Jeromv i'vv turned home the Dther evening, He rer m:n'kcd to his wife that she looked til'ml. n1 nm tir :1, said Hi? wi'e. I remenv liervd you said that you liked rnbbia, so I went to the market this morning null ant mle I meant to surprise you with hoiled rabbit for dinner, but I have been m WOI'k all afternoon, and I havelff got it more than half pickrd. Wn wondrr just why it was that Okla Wolch was wanting to chunge seats with Jewel Bobbit, bun upon looking over that neighborhood we find that Shorty Bonher Would sit right behind her tholli That's ah right, Senior. The sturdy oak may have at: one lime been a mm 13 nut like we Freshmen. but remember that you once was a little Fresh sup, Ambitious Senim-wttlh. when I am as old as you, I hope that I win know more than you do now. Pu-W will make you a better one, I hopv ahnt when you are a: old as I am- that you win know as much as you think ,va do now. nI want to quit school, said littlv Rnhert to his mother one day. Wat for? asked his morhcr. KLQh, iho boys are iilwaysipichhig 0.. mo. HOh iionseasey said his mntheiz N.Iusc hx'm'e up and fight buchn HThahs just im replied minim. Mi. L'meh:lrgm' said that the ham time I kunuked Dick's tee.h down his throat I was going to get an awful whipping. Tho Freshmen are the proud owners of a Freshman boy, who, when he sees he cam get Eousnlaiion out of on? Martin goPs m the one in front. tWhn is heiU We would like to xest the memory of the Freshman class. Anymw wishing to try, do according to the following rules: Remember the time we wel'o iu the grade school and the boys used to tease Robm't Cupid Blubher. Goo Jerome. D0 ihis, Write neatly ton any kind of pm poiI-iieatlyi a1 lthe nicknames that we gave Robert. Hand them in by April 15 to Mr. Jas. F. Padgett. Spring is here Get ready your ovorr 2111s, gimg, fur the day is nearing for us. Everetto-ttThntI: a very doggy look- ing car you got there, Frank. Fi-athDoggy is right. It'll pick up slicks, foam at the mouth, bark up trees, and mu 0m and play downy, Mrs! Nikholas-HChanm I'm going to keep you in this evmiing for not capital .iug your lettersf' Clup'les-ttwhy, I've hmml my dud

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