Warrensburg High School - Arrow Yearbook (Warrensburg, MO)

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I.: I Y YYWWW . I I I. .. Il I AR 111 ow II I I II Il II II II I I James Mayes, ffined for speledingjz But, sir, I'm only a high school student. II Officer Click: Ignorance doesn't excuse anyone. I I W I William Stevens: I have an idea. I I . I Lemoyne: Be good to it: it's in a strange place. Biography of a Few Seniors fBy a Cynical Classmatej I Asa Burlingame: Born in country, reared in country, better go back to country. I Bill Foster: Born a baby, grew up a baby, will die a baby. Ada B. Brown: Born a blonde, but will be a brunette at thirty live. Mighty I nice girl. Henry Rube Oglesby: .Born in Warrensburg. Grew up under badfiniiuencez fBil1 Bob Fister and the rest of the Old Towners J. Noted owner and operator of the S. S. Bevo. Dorothy Todd: Born on farm. grew un on farm. taken from said farm. but still belongs on farm. W'ilmer Ross: I life in high school. We hear he has quite a line. Bill Stockton: Born a few years ago. Grew up a little while ago. Attracted by girls while very young. He's O. K. at that. Mardelle Estes: Born. Grew up to a flowery talker. Has a liking for Sedalia. We wonder. Robert Mayes: The High School's John Held, Jr. Born in Alfalfa., Texas. Grew up in Montserrat. Born in Sedalia. Grew up tough: no wonder! Spent most of DQesn't like said Montserrat. . T-l I Senior: 'What is the difference between a. mule and a freshman? Junior: I don't know: what is it? Senior: There isn't any. I I I I I Rube: I felt sure if I called on you that I would make a hit, don't you know. Margaret: Yes, and I think it will be a home run. I hear papa coming down stairs. Philosophy He' who knows not and knows not that he knows not, is a Freshman: shun him. I He who knows not and knows that he knows not, is a Sophomore: honor him. I He knows and knows no-t that he knows is an Junior: pity him. I He who knows and knows that he knows is 3, Senior: reverence him. I I ----- ' II Zeigler: Jack says that he can read me like a book. I Ada B.: Perhaps he means, dear, that you are a very plain type. I I I Campbell: How do you find yourself these cold mornings, Banner? - I Banner: Quite easily, thank you. I just throw back the bedclothes, and there I am. II II II II II I Ii I3 , -. 3. 1 Q 3111: 2 II! Page Fifty-six t .I I I I

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