Waynesfield Goshen High School - Reflections Yearbook (Waynesfield, OH)

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ADVICE TO IUNIORS Mary Louise Murphy-Letter writing is popular now, be careful what you say. You might not be his one and only. ' Dorothy Butler-The ice is made to skate on Dorothy, not to sit on. Ruth Ann Morris-Your new car is getting a lot of use isnit it, Ruth Ann? Even on dates, too. Gene Miller-Keep up the good work, Gene, maybe you will be a second Einstein. Abram Carter-Gorsh! don't be so bashful, Abe, girls don't bite-or do they? Joe Chiles-Like to join the circus, Joe? Clowns are rather scarce nowdays. Walter Cook-Keep trying, Walter, you'll grow up some day. Evelyn DeCamp-Car horns scare you, Evelyn? Come to the city more often, you'll get used to them. Faris Earl-Try studying for a change, Ferry, and see how it feels-well--carrying books home is good exercise anyway. James Edgington-That blond hair and big smile might get you some place-or has it? Marva Kaufman--Those Hupsweepsl' are quite stylish Marva, there might be a future in them. Bill Rabe--Did you know there was gas rationing, Bill-or doesn't it take much gas to go to West- minster? Bill Timmons-You're almost as good with blackboard erasers as you are with a basketball. Betty Wilson-Why don't you see the school-board about a private line to Knoxville, Betty? Might cut down on your telephone bill. I Virginia Sheipline-Now Virginia, you can't kid us. We all know riding horses diohnt 'have horns. Cretora Gross-Wonder why Cret's so anxious to go back to the Loco ! I ! Marilyn Newland-Don't like diets, eh! George,' Grapefruits are rather sour, aren't they? Beulah Webb-Detention in study hall isn't so bad is it, Beulah, if you have company. Since he's al- ways with you, it doesn't make much difference where you meet. Peggy Musser-What are you going to do with all those soldiers when the war's over, Peg? Peggy Bowman-You might take up teaching as a career, Peggy? I hear you get along all right with the first graders. - Betty Dulebohn-You seem to be doing very well with the basketball boys, Betty. Some of the other girls might be a bit envious! Cleona Foor-As far as we can see she needs no advice. ' Marion Ingledue-Make .up your mind, Marion. There is a man power shortage, don't you know? Richard Brownell-You should get the priae for best dressed boy in school, Richard. The other boys would do well to follow your example. Doris Jeanne Steele-Remember the old saying, Doris, Early to bed and early to rise, makes one healthy, wealthy, and wise. And who knows it may also improve the temper, too! Brooks Jacobsa-Gradually getting over your bashfulness, eh? By the way, a few girls around here are casting some sidelong glances in your direction. Can't you take a hint, Jake? b 5, l I . vi , A if .. , , . t QM X 1 . N

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