Sauquoit Valley Central High School - Saghdaquadah Yearbook (Sauquoit, NY)

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Y 9?-535+ +I-V-C 4 ITl0llE'!'5 Ill0RTll III TIIEIITRE TICIIET5 page twenty-six I, for one, receive more enjoyment from the price of a theater ticket than from any other amusement. There was a time when the zoo caught my eye, but those days have gone forever, and in its place comes the theater. Why this is you will shortly see. The other evening I entered the outer doors of a local theater, bought my ticket of admission, gave it to the doorman, and then the fun began. It was just my good fortune to escape the usher, for Without further hesitation I strutted down the main aisle, groping my Way along in the dark. Finding an aisle that looked as if it were vacant, I chose the first seat in the row and sat down-but not for long. The man I sat on was good-natured, although he did object a little to the suddenness of my actions. He laughed it off, saying, Sorry, miss, but this seat is taken. Feeling very much embarrassed, I jumped to my feet as quickly as possible and continued on with very much haste. One after another the audience of that particular row stood to let me pass, and before I knew what was happening, I was ushered out the end of the row. Alas and alack! now to begin again. This time I bolted down the aisle still farther, till the light from the screen revealed a seat that was empty in the beginning of a row. Down I sat-but not for long. Pardon, please, greeted the usher beside me. I rose to meet the occasion While someone passed in front of me. I sat again with determination. junior, who sat in the row ahead of me, couldn't see because the lady ahead of him sat on her coat to elevate her seat, because the lady in front of her wore one of those new-fangled hats like Mrs. Iones, and therefore Iunior had to sit on Moo Mods lap. Of course, Moo Moo couldn't see with Iunior's head in front of her, so she leaned side-Wise to get a better view of the screen. As she leaned to one side, I leaned in the opposite direction, but I quickly shifted as a loud Whizzing sound assailed my ears. The man had asthma, but the least he could do would be to stop breathing, at least until the picture ended. junior was now dissatisfied and insisted on having an ice cream bar on a stick. Moo put her foot down to this, but she gave in when junior shouted Moo Moo, I'll tell Daddy what the ice man said to you, and then I betcha you'll let me have some ice cream on a stick. junior, listen to me: when I get you home I'm going to-A-oh, what's the use. Here, junior, run out and get your ice cream, but come right back, understand? Iunior had gone-but not for long. junior came back, Walked up and down the aisle twice before Moo Moo saw him and then Pssst, psst, junior, darling, here I am. Did you get your ice cream? junior, being a little overjoyed at the sound of his mother's voice, mistook my row for the row his mother was in. junior stepped on my corn, fell to the floor after planting his Uchoclit covered ice cream on a stick in my lap. I-Iis cries brought the usher who rescued him and the stick-the ice cream remained in my lap.

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Name MARY LATUS MARTHA TOWNE CATHERINE TONER EMOGENE DIBBLE EDITH WILLIAMS DOROTHY WENZ ARTHUR TOMPKINS IOHN WATTERS IOHN DONOHUE FRANK PETERSON HAROLD DAVIES RUSSELL BRUCKER HARRY RIDER HAMIL ZAMBON STANLEY PORTER FRED CLARK BENNIE TYRAN WILLIAM LATUS BERNARD ALLEN GLENN SMITH BOB SHERMAN lUHIlT'5 III THE STIIRS General Appearance Scholarly Cultured Irish Husky Self-Centered Girlish Liieless Boisterous Man about town Frinzy Suave Sophisticated Blushing Demure Quiet Cute Smooth Slow Prize Fighter Roguish Different Chiel Occupation Working Studying Sewing Loafing Walking Piano playing Looking for Alice Driving a coal truck Getting kicked out of Hist, C Pugilist Watching over Mary I. Being silent Falling in love Holding hands with Betty C. Being with chickens Wondering Prize-speaking contests Trying to grow a mustache Growing sideburns Minding someone else's aiiairs High jumping Final Outcome Circus owner Stenographer Cateress School marm Farmerette Citi en of Earl- ville as wife Tinker Manager of coal corporation Who knows? Hairdresser Sheik Pianist Tight rope walker Tall man in circus Radio announcer President Winning a Scotch lass Movie actor Pitcher Tight rope walker Circus Favovile Expression My career counts I made it! Know any gossip I know! Gee! Oh! stop it! O. K. Tells all Let me tell Prof. Huh? Maybe so Quiet, please My cows Be my lilly Two dozen eggs, please Hello, how are ya! Well, well Quiet, please Oh, thunder I'm not licked yet Still a Senior page thirty