Stigler High School - Buffalo Yearbook (Stigler, OK)

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v 1 .v-ue-W-...s ,g -- -1'--r 1- 5 HN C' ,,, N. A -X 'F 9' FRESHMAN ETIQUETTE NGAGE ln an argument wlth every person you meet Never llsten to the other person for lf you do, you may forget what you want to If a person makes a mlstake m grammar or calls a word wrong always correct hlm especlally lf there are several people around to hear you If a man has a glass eye a wooden leg or a wlg always refer to lt Never talk ln a mlld, gentle and musical volce but toot up hlgh and loud Drown other people s voices lf you can t drown their ldeas When a person IS talkmg let your eyes wander about the room and when he gets through ask him to repeat what he sald If wlth a stranger always use slang or vulgar words You wlll be surprlsed how lt wlll change hxs estlmatxon of you Always make fun of the locallty where you are staymg If you can t do that, rldx cule or abuse some of the leadmg cltxzens A son or a daughter may be present and they wxll like to hear you rxdlcule thelr old father When an elderly person enters a room and you are seated m the only armed chaxr be very much mterested ln your work and never on any occasion offer your seat Never go to class untxl long after the last bell has rung lt IS a slgn of verdancy But when the professor IS touchmg upon some mterestmg subject come ln and make as much noxse as possible Talk and laugh at prayer tlme-lt IS a slgn of good breedmg Always applaud ln chapel The prlnclpal IS always prepared for an enchore Always do your studymg ln chapel, the speaker doesn t mlnd Honor thy professor ln the days of thy youth that thou mayest become solld before thy Semor year - - E E : : : - : 5 : E g - : : - ' - - I g : 5 : 2 : Q Q l - - - - - - : - : g : A H Q - g : : : dllfa g - - .' '- ' 'A l ' E E - 5m,,mm.,,mmmmnmmummnmmnlnuumnlm! :ltr WAlmumummulumuuumullnunuumuulnmummlmlll! - ., - , ' f,, vs' '- - ' - -t - E D V If 1 I vel.. . A 1 'C l 1 iw, Q, W ' J ' - E - 1 Q .Q I ,, . .X l - E f ' - X xx' x -,. W h 5 xv . r -f-iv 'K 'QV' . 1' 4 E E - ...g . Y I -4-ff A '- l- . p .1 -- jf , : .r .11-fs ..- , ...-.-H..aft..f - mud 5 f' A M '-W 5 : - - .N .1 - : . - - - : : E : E E 2 2 - - - : : E E : ' Z 2 I .. : 2 : : : 2 : : I E : : I - : : : . . : - Q : ' : 2 : 3 - - : : . - - - E E ' E E : : say yourself. 5 : E E : E i s . . . ' E 5 I : l ' . : I - S : : E g 7 9 ' E E E 5 . . . . . 5 5 I 5 , - : : : E , . . , . . 5 5 E : ' E E - 2 . . -I : E E 1 1 E : : : . . 2 E : E 1 ' E S E : , : 3 3 2 I ' ' : E 2 E . . . . ' . E E - - - - - - , - , 2 : I : - - - , E E l - ' ' '- E E : : . . . I : E g ' , E 5 : : . . . . . . - g - - . : - I : 5 2 E : . . : E - Z 1 - -n : : . . . E E ' I . 9 1 ' : - I : : I I : ' . 1' ' ' A : : : 5 - : : : : . . . . . . E E . . ' E E .. .. -A - .. I : ' I 2 - - - : E E -. . . . . l E E : E - : . . . . , : E 5 ' . E E I E l E : - : ' - : a s . ' 5 5 5 5 ' E E E E : : : : E E E E : : - : : 5 ' E 3 : - - ' 1 : : E : : : ,, : : : : L- : .. - E ... - : - - - - 2 : .. - 9 : - : : I -' - . - : - . -' I u n n n n n Il un 5 llll lllll l llllll l llll l lllllll llllll lllllll lllllll lllyg ,Milf Q::ululuIllIImmumllInInInlullmlllnullluumllllllullluun PAQ: Snvxrnmoux v N 'l ' 'v ' dh

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'I 'N N ' 'T' nn. I , Lu N I4 nm ., - .F 4 cl 'XR ' ' 1 X ?' : l I CAVE MAN STUFF She ran away from him. Naturall, for He had an axe in his hand. Finally, he caught her, And with a vicious Swing! It Off-went her head 'Z ? 'Z Horrible! ? Not at all. A. W. P. lIThe hardest thing about running for odice is kissing the babies. x 174 ,. ' -it Y . ' .its E . 'ai wo- ' w .- lIEven if you can look at a woman and tell her age, you had better not. .. 1 FAMILIAR SAYINGS OF THE TEACHERS Miss McClure-Now, look a-here. Mr. Wheat-Pick up that paper. Q' 2 Miss Rose-The idea! Goodness gracious. S Miss Fears-You bet. gg E Mr. Hill--Let's pass out at noon more orderly. 23 E ' Miss Knudson--Stop that talking. 2. Miss Holley-Study hall quiet down. gi E Miss Rogers-I am exhausted. gi Miss Calloway-Says which? E Mr. Chewningi--Now, here. Ei Mrs. Reed-Now, dearie. E S Mr. Carmichael-Well, well, I'll declare. EI E Mr. Franklin--Now, Velt, you don't seem to be making much progress. ENE V h ........ .. ' ' ' vw iw I 1 nl ...II 3 illnnunnnnunniunnnuninnnnu Ifll'IlIIfIl 'l'I l ' ' ' ' ' Pull livin!-:tx I , ., '-. , v , 1' . . 'ha- ..'mus2...-i.aLa..., S.. .rw 1 .l.!....us.r-1sn-..a,' am... U... W.. 1 ..,.s..- . .