Truesdale High School - Cub Yearbook (Truesdale, IA)

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'L 3 3 umm- l? The reason some people do not recognize opportunity is because it wears overalls and looks like hard work. 4 4 4 4 4 4 Hr. Halterman: 'What makes so much electricity in my ha1r?' Dot: 'It's connected to a dry cell.' 4 4 4 4 4 4 Norma: 'I suppose all geniuses are conce1ted.' Bob: 'Some of them--but I'm not.' Milli! It was late at night when a patrolman stopped beside a parked car on a lonely road. 'Hey,' he hollered out, 'What business have you got out here this time of n1ght?' Clarence's voice answered: 'This isn't business, it's pleasure.' iiifif Barber to Everett: 'What'll you have: a hair-cut or just the oil changed?' itil!! Mr. and Mrs. Halterman had a spat and were driving along a country road without speaking until a mule brayed. 'One of your relat1ves?' Mr. Halterman asked. 'Yes,' Hrs. Halterman snapped, 'by marr1age.' 4 4 4 4 44 'For goodness sakes, use both handsl' cried Darlene in the car. Jim: 'I can't. I have to steer with one.' lllliiii Butch: 'I don't think you should have given me an 'F' on this typ1ng.' Mr. Halterman: 'Neither do I, but it's the lowest mark I can give ou.' y 4 4 4 4 4 4 ' Bob M.: 'I wish I had a nickel for every girl I've kissed.' Ed: 'What would you do, buy yourself a package of gum?' 4 4 4 4 4 4 Mr. McCulla: 'I play the saxophone just to kill t1me.' Laura: 'You certainly have a good weapon.' tliliiit Loretta: 'Tell me, do you really like conceited men as well as the other kind?' Betty: 'what other kind are there?' ittttt Berneicez 'I wonder what men talk about when they're off by themselves.' Dot: 'Probably the same things we do.' Berneieez 'Oh--aren't they awfull' fffitf Definition of morning: when the rising generation retires and the retiring generation rises. l If L' WALSWORTH umhvsvnphsd A anna sy lnuwonrn nofllus luveli mlm. .l. .

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1 .as SNAPSHOTS ul 1.2 n Y .X ' V! Neil: I. .- 9-ff' lg, H! Last day of school-- aren't we happy? ? An octopus! Once upon a time. Pala! Peeping tom. Umm--those legs! Leaning tower ol Pina. The bathing beauty! I0 ll lZ 13 14 15 16 l7 Cheer! Gals! Cheer! The new look. Legs ? ? on display Happy days! Tuck it in kid! Oh, gad! Romance in its prirne . Little kiddies? ? -18. Lot of profile!