Purple and gold (1920) (14772810902)

Identifier: purplegold01lake (find matches)
Title: Purple and gold
Year: 1920 (1920s)
Authors: Lake City High School (Lake City, Mich.)
Subjects: Lake City High School (Lake City, Mich.) School yearbooks
Publisher: Lake City, Mich. : Senior class of Lake City High School
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
Digitizing Sponsor: Internet Archive



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tlepony sense. Miss Fox—Mr. Earner, who was Neptune? Mr. Earner—Why, he was the goddess of the sea, wasnt he. Miss F.—Mr. Walton, what are some of the good people do-ing now? Mr. Walton—er rr, Sleeping! H. Ingersol—(In Ancient History)—The Greeks reclinedon one elbow and ate with the other. L Carlson—The Greeks placed veterinerys in their capturedcities Scotty—Is H2S a stable form of sulphur?Jay—Gee! it smells like it. Aggie—Speaking on her highest ambitions: My ambition isto go to school and then become a teacher. After that I may goback and finish my education. Then well! Oh! Gee! I dontknow what Ill do then, unless!??! (they lived happily ever af-ter.) Eottum—Jazz, youre just like Marys lambs tail.. Jazz—Hows that?Eottum—Youre always behind. Gwendolyn—(In Solid Geometry, putting drawing c>nboard)—Is my figure like yours?Archie—I should hope not! Puffy—Who were the other girls who went through HighSchool in three years? Jay—Oh! Im the only one.
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—57— iMy Classmates Here are the names of my classmatesWritten in friendship true Though our paths may vary.^■s and widen will always be thinkingof you And Til keep this pricelesstreasure As I climb up lifes steep* ways11 To preserve the fondestmemories Of our happy youthfuldays. —58— ADVERTISEMENTS Patronize Our Advertisers They are the live business men of our city, who have so kind-ly assisted us in the publication of this book. —59— Sosg&Brqthers MOTOR CAR