Stockbridge Valley High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Munnsville, NY)

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STOXJETS MARKET QUALITY F000 :Fon PL: me-li-TS f IUNN5VTST.L E HQTE L COMPUMENTS 'No Faamcu N srong Pl-10N-Q-1.44-I KATHERINE BuRKE,DRoPe p COMPIS?-M5NT5 pp,TQO NQZE MARGARET COLCLOUGH OUR ADVERTISERS p Pegg Bernard S. to his girl friend from the Curious fly city: 'Next I will tell you how we Vinegar Jug shock wheat.' Slippery edge Girl friend. 'Dear me. Should I listen Pickled bug to th1s?' gggggg lg!! Fred T. 'I wish I had a nickel for Mary had a little lamb Given her to keep It followed her around until It died of lack of sleep The top sergeant lined up the draftees after a day of drilling. 'Any of youse guys know anything about shorthand?' Seven eager volunteers stepped forward. 'O.K.,' grinned the sgt. ' eport to the kitchen. Gookey says he's short-handed on dish-washere.' Buddy M: 'Did you hear about the man who drank gasoline for wh1skey?' Arvine L: 'No' Buddy M: 'Now instead of hicking, he honks.' Kenny S. 'I know a man who can grab Joe Louis right under the chin, stretch him out and make him like 1t?' Evelyn M. 'Aw. come off! lho is 1t.' Kenny. 'His barber.' Burel L. 'D'Ja ever hear the story about the two men?' Fred T. 'No, what?' Burel. 'He-he.' George W. 'What was the explosion on Jacque's farm?' Ivan M. 'He fed his chickens some lay- or-bust feed and one of them was a rooster.' George B: 'Ihat did I make in that test?' Miss Venable: 'M1stakes.' every girl I've klssed.' Geraldine: 'lhat would you do, buy a package of gum?' lr. Reynolds Crapping on deskl 'Order please!' Voice from Back Row. 'Pepsi-Gola for me.' Miss Murphy in Health Claes: 'Name three articles containing starch.' Irene P: 'Two cuffs and a collar.' lr. Zeller: 'lhy are you late this morn- ing?' Rich G: 'I fell down a sta1rway.' lr. Z: 'That ought not to have taken you so long.' Eugene S: 'Did you hear bout the man who fell out of an airplane?' Bob S: 'How unfortunate.' Eugene 8: 'Yes. but there was a haystack directly below--' Bob: 'How fortunatel' Eugene: 'Yes, but there was a pitchfork in the haystack---' Bob: 'How unfortunate!' lugene: '!es, but he d1dn't hit the pitch fork--' Bob: 'How fortunate!' lugene: 'Yes, but he didn't hit the hay- stack, e1ther! Dear Doug: Come tomorrow evening sure. Papa is at hone, but he is laid up'wl a very sore foot. See? Beverly Dear Bev: I can't come tomorrow evening. I'm laid up on account of your father sore foot. See? Doug th 'e