Tecumseh High School - Echoes Yearbook (Tecumseh, MI)

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ECHOES OF 1935 JOKES Leon Williamson — I would like to see a pair of shoes that would fit me, Salesman — So would I! Doug. Lenardson — I suppose you dance? Joan Barrett — Yes, I love to. Doug. — Great; that beats dancing any- time. Ted Brooks — I once ran into a flock of geese while I was doing 70 miles an hour. Betty Hall — I ' ll bet you wcr? scared. Ted — No, but I was covered with goose flesh. Mrs. Wilson — I tell you we can ' t have those horrid things in this house! Coach — Oh, but darling, I miss the old cuspidors. Mrs. Wilson — You always did; that ' s why I don ' t want them around. Polly Daisher — Oh, girls, I ' ve just learned to swim. Gibbs taught me, but it took nineteen lessons. Donna Smith — The rotter. He taught me in four. Jack Wilson — You know, last year th? doctor told me if I didn ' t stop I ' d be feebleminded. Betty Anderson — Why didn ' t you stop? Bobby Thielan — The man I marry must be tall and handsome. Louie Vageakos — Gimme a chance, I ' m still growing. Mr. Dustin — I take it my daughter is very easy on the eyes, young man. ' ' Harold Hall — Yes, she puts out the harsh, glaring lights every time. Fred Buchheimer — If you refuse me, I shall dash my brains out against yon wall. Dorothy Babcock — Oh, Freddie, how could you? Miss Allen — Tell me Sally, is there much food ood value 1 n da Sally Heilman — That all depends on whom you make them with. George Meads — I write for pleasure alone. Iris Jones — No doubt your own at that. Miss Woodhams — Does the Junior Band play request numbers? Mr. Camburn — Certainly. Miss Woodhams — Then ask them to play Together. Mr. Camburn — They ' re doing the best they can for the practice they ' ve had. Bill Damon — Once I loved a girl and she made a fool out of me. Norma Richardson — My what a lasting impression some girls make. Mary Bell — There are two kinds of women, the talkative kind and the other kind. Ray La Bounty — What other kind? Elmer Sneary — Is that a popular song Jim is singing? Don Benedict — It was before he started singing it. Out-of-Town Fella — How does your little cheering section make so much noise? Mr. Gamble — We give them all a cheer- ing drink. O. O. T. F.— What? Mr. Gamble — Root Beer. Pres. of Girls ' Glee Club — We girls are going to Detroit after we sing our number over the radio. Pres. of Boys ' Glee Club — - Well, I guess that ' s as good a place to hide as any. Henry Hamilton — 1 hit a guy on the nose yesterday, and you shoulda seen him run. Margaret Wehr — That so? Henry — Yeh, but he didn ' t catch me. Edna Graham — Do you like to play with blocks? Mike Anderson — Not since I ' ve grown UP ' Edna— Then why are you forever scatch- ing your head? Thirty-Seven

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