Stamford Union Free School - Camera Yearbook (Stamford, NY)

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Cluyle- If I ever get stranded in the oeean I a1n going to use my ears for oarsf' Miss Cowles lexplaining in Caesar what a pruning hook isl- It is a long instrument with a sharp hook on the end to cut oil sinall branches. Ken Doonall- VVhy I thought a pruning hook was something to pick prunes With. Bunny McIlwain lsinelling of iodine .in Cheinistry elassl - I c-an't smell it. Leona- You must be deaf then. A stranger when asked if he had seen the Catskill Moun- tains said,- No, sir I ain't never seen the Catskill Moun- tains, hut I sure- have seen them kill n1iee. Miss Mahony- I have went. That's wrong, isn't it? Ula1'kie -' ' Yes, ma 721111. ' ' Miss Mahony-'4VVhy it is wrong. Clarkie - Because you ain't went yet. Soph-H Between you and nie, what do you think of Ed's new girl? Frosh- Between you and nie 11ot so inuehg but alone- oh baby Z Miss Mahony- Give nie a sentence using notwithstand- ing. Lyle Stevens- My pop's pants are ha0'0'v at the l'nees, lint notwithstanding. nh. X Ed -J'NYl1at, do you suppose is really the Cause of baldness? . B1'otl1e1 '. lGeting ready to dodgej- Why, loss of hair, of eoursef' lSaul Harris translating in Vergil 0lElSSl-H':lYll91'9 shall we plaee our seats.

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X L,m+ X i W V ii x ' it ' ' ' 'ff X2 - ?4f ---fl X11 Qmm. X c 9 -c I JU KES Roses are red, Violets are blue, Grass is green, The Freshmen are too. Miss Koon Cexplainingin 'l'heoryJ- Why, it is just as plain as the nose on your face. Don Richter- Now don 't you make fun of my nose. A city boy when asked what he was going to use to fish with said- Well, I have a skii pole for a. fishing pole. a string' on the e11d of tl1e pole, a hook on the end of the string, a- worn: on the end of the hook and I hope to have a fish on the end of the Worm. Harry Mo1'1'0w- Alfter- you get to be about twenty-six years old you are less independent than you are before you are twenty-one. Miss Cowles- Yes, Harry, the higher position you have the less independent. you are. Harry, laugliing- Oh, I mean you get married. Archie Canfield talking' about relatives- I don 't know whether you would call him a second cousin or a son of a cus-in. ,

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SPEAKING CF SONGS!!! Nobody Knows What a Red Headed Mamma Can Do - Edward Townsend. ' Uh What a Pal IVas Mary -Floyd Cuyle. I'll See You in Cuba -Charlotte Corbin. Oh Helen' '-Donald Richter. The Pal That I Loved Stole the Girl That I Loved - Benjamin McKillip. Big Boy -Helen Bruce. Lonely Me ' '-Ruth Hall. On Miami Shore -Harry Morrow. Jiniminy Gee -Miss Cowles. Tomorrow ' '-Angelyn Lawrence. Lucky Kentucky -Mr. Duncan. Beautiful Ohio ' '-Edna Dobson. Peg of my Heart -Cornelius Brown. Joe is Here -Ivah Peters. P Away Down East in Maine --Miss McPhee. Somebody Loves Me, I VVonde1' VVho -Caroline Hickok. How I'd Like to go to Sleep and Wake up VVhere the Lazy Daisies Grow -Edward Decker. You Know You Belong to Somebody Else -Mr. Duncan. VVhy Did I Kiss That Girl -Kenneth Peck. Hard Hearted Hannah -Aurilla. Hastings. It's Never too Late to be Sorry -Elizabeth Effner. Dancing Dan -James Moore. All Alone' '-Marjorie Fink. Plea se -Leona Thompson. Yearning' '-Ethel Stickles. There's a Little Spark of Love Still Burning '-Kenneth Doonan. 1 I L ' ' Lindy, Sweet as the Sugar Cane -Letha Voorhees. If He Can Fight Like He Can Love -Kathleen Beggs. The Curse of an Aching Heart -Mary Dennis. You's There and I,111 Here -Miss Mahony Lazy ' '-Saul Harris.