Swayzee High School - Swayzonian Yearbook (Swayzee, IN)

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Chas. H. Lawshe DRUGGIST The Rexall Store COUNTY DEPOSITORY FOR SCHOOL BOOKS Headquarters for--W HIGH SCHOOL BOOKS COMMON sOHOOL BOOKS SCHOOL SUPPLIES AND FANCY STATIONERY Liggett'sQ and Guth's Box Candy Always Fresh MODERN SODA FOUNTAIN IN CONNECTION Baseball, Football and Basket-Ball Goods GIVE ME YOUR PATRONAGE

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VVhat do they serve tomorrow at the cafeteria? Cleo H.- Cleaned chicken and toast. .ez .sz Miss T.- NYas the Battle of the Keg by Hopkinson a song? Kenneth Rybolt- l thought it was a battle of the people. Miss T.- NVhat people ? KennethE XYhv, the keg. .4 ,el .5 Mr. Gole says the lndians were far ahead of the Swayzee girls when it came to war paint. A .4 3 .21 Mr. T.-- In using air pumps and bell jars how much air will it take out FU Estell P.- It will take out more than it takes in. ig Lg is tjuniors translating Chaucery Miss .T.- What does that word mean Lauresce S.- Lovc. Jean Loy- No, it means real human love. Just ask lean. A Q25 123 Mr. Sprinkle handing back examination papers: Margaret Burris. Margaret, sleepily-Mpresent. as Mr. T.M XVhat causes a balloon to burst when it gets so high up? Harold- lt gets too close to the sun. Delores McGibbon- 1 want these books from the library, 'Westward Ho! Hol' and 'Hoosier School Master'. Q39 93 Q J! Estell Pierce- His father was a Scotchman and his mother was a Frenchman. ,sl tbl M ' Harold said Poe's father married an actress and also became an actress himself. at 93 tln U. S. Historyj George NYeagant- XYhat is the difference between pleurisy and majority vote 99 90 A5 Cecil Symons- I don't think I deserve a zero. Mr. T.- I don't either but that is the lowest I am allowed to give. 15 19 :S William P.- Is it all right to feed hogs corn in the ear? Hfayne Hite- No, put it in a trough and let them help them- selves. 3 JC .4 Mildred Cabe- Do small cows give condensed milk? Anna P.- No, it is done trying to get a quart of milk in a pint bottlef' ,Sl .sl ,SC Kenneth Rybolt said that Columbus just ran into America.

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Kenneth remembers how he felt rather Small when one day he went to the home of the Parson. He yelled: are the Foltz at home? But no answer came. The doors were all shut and locked so he began to Niccum and ran in to the back yard where he fell over a pile of Spears which Piercetdl him and hurt his Shinn. ,X bump swelled up on his Shinn about the size of an Qlive. 'He saw the Miller coming and yelled, Gimme a ban jXnna. Miller came up and they plotted against the Parson. 'listell'em that We couldnlt get in and went awayf, A snake crawled up coved with Har-old as he was he had never seen anything like it, so he said, Can you Matehett I am sitting on some Burris. Up he jumped and went on till he found a barrel of cider. Thats the I-lardesty I ever tasted, he said, licking his lips. In the next yard he found a little boy chopping wood. He began to talk to him but a voice called: Don't Henderson for he is busy. The poor fellow felt quite sad and feeling that he was losing his Reasoner, he began whistling Sweet Afton and Pattison on the head he went on his way re- joicing.-PAYE H. J! A5 tIn U. Historyl Mr. Goble says that educated men do twice as much work with effort as numbskulls and that the man who works in the fields and sits on a cultivator with an umbrella over him is an educated man. Now all the senior boys who farm that wav have the swell head. i J! 3 at Franklin Ladd, reading' in Soph. English- Today Rowena had beautiful arched elbows feye-browslf' P. L. MULLIN S is is .iz Furniture RUGS, CARPETS, LINOLEUMS SEWING MACHINES Swayzee, Indiana