Victory Township High School - Echo Yearbook (Roanoke, IL)

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R. V. H. S. Tuitti Fruitti f Johnnie Apple, met a Peach, whom he asked for a date. You should have seen the maiden blush when he called her a Pippin. The two made a charm- ing Pear, while eating Banana splits, at a fountain famous for its Grape nut sundaes. The Raisin of Oranges was discussed, and the Currant events. , ' I see Mr. Black Berries his daughter Olive tomorrow, said Johnnie. It will be a Blue Berry for him. He is Plum distracted, but you can never Gage life. At this junction a child called, 4'Paw Paw at Johnnie, and the girl said, A Fig for thee and departed. Johnnie 's friend, Old Persimon, said, Don,t Pine, Apple, your Peach was a Prune after all. ' Solid Mahogany ' . Fond mamma: There is not another boy in this town as clever as my Johnnie! Neighbor: Go on, how is that? r Fond mamma: Well, look at those two chairs. My Johnnie made them both out of his own head, and he has enough wood left to make a table. Miss Cornwell in Latin: What voice is this verb? Maggie: Alto. Flora: No it's Bass. Mr. Castello: What are you folks laughing at? Sam DeSigne: At you. X Mr. Castello Cnet hearingb : You are just like kindergarten folks, always laughing at nothing. 1 N Charms of the Arctic Visitor: Are you going to be a great man when you grow up, Willie? Willie: You bet! I'm going to be an Arctic explorerf' Visitor: An Arctic explorer's life is full of hardships, Willie. Willie: '4Yes,m. But I can stand 'em, I reckon. . Visitor: I like your spirit, my boy. There is a great deal of glory to be gained i11 a career of that kind. Willie: Yes'm, and you don 't never have to wash you face. ' A Bright Remark - A bunch of girls were talking about ghosts' and Ada said, I really don 't believe in ghosts but there really are some. Miss Cornwell: The discovery of America was an accident. 'i 4 Frank S.: How many were killed? Margaret Beer in science: When the big glacier that came down from the north melted, the water that came from it formed many large islands. PAGE SEVENTY-SEVEN

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