St Marys High School - Labarum Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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The absent-minded farmer looked at himself in the hairbrush in- stead of the mirror. By George! I didn't know I needed a shave that bad. 1922 Examinations Questions. Question What is the foolish age? Answer: Freshman age. ee ee ee Question What is meant by the home stretch? Answer: Senior year. Question: Why do seniors look so gloomy when they see a fresh- man? Answer: Because some people are so funny they make others sad. Question Will the class of '22 live long? Answer: Yes, they will live a ripe, old age, for only the good die young. 1 Question: Of what is the Junior class composed? I Answer: Black heads, red heads, brown heads, light heads, empty heads, all joined together to make one block-head. 94 96 Question: What is it that seniors all require, what they all give, what they occasionally ask for, yet very seldom take? Answer: Advice. . M 64- 94- Question: What is more tragic than being caught talking in the halls? V Answer: Being caught twice. Question: What do the Seniors give away? Answer: Nothing. Question: Give the slogan of the Class of 1922. Answer: Cheer up, the worst may never come. -X' SC: -55 , Question: Why is Agatha so popular among her classmates? Answer: Because of the Arabian proverb, which says, All little things are loved.

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Question: Why does a Junior resemble a ball of twine? Answer: Because he is all wrapped up in himself. if: 9+ 'Yr Question: Why did some members of the Class of '22 find their course difficult? Answer: Because they were too light for heavy work, and too heavy for light work. 4+ 9+ N Professor: Take the ant for example, it works hard all day and in the end what happens? Freshie: Someone steps on it. M AL JA fs 4 s 0 A free day between Semesters! A Who said so?-The Seniors. Who hoped so?-The Freshmen. Who got it?--NOBODY. 95 N 9? In Sophomore English Class. Sister: Who is the author of 'Lorna Doone? L. Goodman: Schust.f' .Y. N. .KL 4 4 s 4 1 M. Naegely: Have you read Freckles?' M. Schmaezle: No, I haven't any. J L JL JL A 4, 4 u Willie fBuried in grammarj : Pop, what is meant by the active and passive voice? Father: Your mother's and mine, son. U , U av 9: vc Triumph is a great word, yet Umph doesn't amount to much: it's the first syllable that counts-Try. it it if Young Bride- Fd like to buy an easy chair for my husband. Salesman- Morris ? Bride- No Clarence. ... JL . - 4- 4- 4. Hazel-- I think Jim's a coward. Mabel- You don't mean the quarter-back? Hazel- Why, yes, every time he gets the ball and some one comes to tackle him, he throws it to someone else. W N 64- If it be true that the good die young, then we can explain the un- timely demise of our New Year's resolutions. .