St Lucie County High School - Santa Lucian Yearbook (Fort Pierce, FL)

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-- .AAA ----- --.- - -.-- AAAA A ----: :::::v-ooo.: :::4r4r:J1::.v-ar:-t:::----------v ---- vvv- ---- v-ff-f--vv if CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS CANADAY'S PHARMACY EDWIN P. CANADAY, Owner A small boy arrived home an hour late one afternoon. His father said: Well, you were kept in again, were you? The boy replied, Yep, and it was your fault, too. My fault? How do you make that out? Last night I asked you how much a billion dollars was, and you said it was a whale of a lot, and that ain't the answer! Policeman: How did you knock the pedestrian down? Paul Holley: I didn't. I iust pulled up to him, stopped the car to wait for him to cross, and he tainted. Why, I'm ashamed of you my son, the Margaret Westbrook: More than 5,000 father fumed at his loafing son. When elephants go each year to make our piano George Washington was your age, he had keys. become a surveyor and was hard at work. Jean Hahn: Really? Well it's remarkable And when he was your age, the boy what those beasts can be trained to do. said softly, he was President. ------

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-o'c--- v--------v v...- -v --vv- COMPLIMENTS OF EAST COAST LUMBER and SUPPLY COMPANY Lowell Thomas: You look depressed, my friend. What are you thinking about? Joyce Palmer: My future. Lowell: What makes it seem so hopeless? Joyce: My past. Donald Anderson: My doctor wants me to give up tobacco, liquor, and women. Euretha Black: To improve your health, eh'? Donald: No, so I can save money to pay him what I owe him. it is said that a certain girl at school is so used to having her own way, that she writes her diary three weeks in advance. Roger Wood: You used to say that there was something about me, that couldn't help but make you love me. Loree Wilder: But that is all spent now. Gerard Van Eick: Why are you dating a school teacher? Roy Mock: Well, if I fail to show up some evening, she would demand a written excuse signed by my mother. ' Mrs. Cato: Betty, your hair is all mussed up. Did that boy kiss you against your will? Betty: No, Mother, positively not. He only thinks he did. 'oo-c------:-o-4--.1-o-o-4----o-4--A- ---- --------++--+---------A---