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Articles and Tidbits
Editorial
The Annual Review is the first paper that has been issued by the Hendley High School for many years.
This paper is a project of the Junior and Senior Classes. The time that was used in preparting this paper was mostly of English periods.
The classes have all responded very nobly to the work assigned to them and the paper has been composed in a very limited time.
Frances Watson was operated on for appendicitis last week. She received a large bouquet of roses from the High School. The doctors say that she is getting along fine.
Picture Day
The Senior Class went to McCook to have their pictures taken Thursday, March 24.
Cars for the trip were furnished by, Mrs. Claude Parker, Mr. Mead, Mr. Feasel and Mr. Stiers.
They arrived at ten o'clock, had the pictures taken, then spent the rest of the day viewing the town.
The Pictures proved satisfactory to all.
Court
The Hendley High School Seniors attended a session of the Furnas County Court at Beaver City this year.
The trial on docket was Charles Lockhard VS Ivan Palmer.
The charge was chicken stealing. Mr. Palmer stated the Lockhart came into his yard and picked up six hens. Mr. Lockhard defended himself by saying that he had arranged with Mr. Palmer to buy the chickens.
However, the evidence on Lockharts side was not substancial enough to protect his and he was found guilty.
He was sentenced for one to three years in the Nebraska State Penetentiary.
Tidbits
Happy: Did you smile at your troubles like I told you to?
Melvin: I tried to but Mr. Coffee hit me over the head with a book and told me to get that silly grin off my face.
Found: One large cluster of freckles, thought to have belonged to either; Melvin, Hazel, or Yavona.
Owner Please notify Mr. Frank Coffey
Mr. Stiers: Frances, can you tell me anything about Columbus?
Frances: He discovered America.
Mr. Stiers: Yes, what else did he do?
Frances: I suppose he went home and lectured about it.
Bill: You can't make a fool out of me.
Glenva: Why?
Bill: Because nature beat you to it.
Stiers: What does the buffalo on a nickel stand for?
Melvin: Because there isn't room for him to sit down.
Donavon: Have you a small rubber band I can borrow?
Mr. John: What for?
Donavon: One of the tires on my Austin has worn out.
Nadine: Your husband has a new suit.
Glenva: No he hasn't.
Nadine: Well, something is different.
Glenva: It's a new husband.
Greta: Oh, Dean, what is a home without a mother?
Dean: An incubator.
Mr. Stiers: What's the extra five dollars on my bill for?
Dentist: For squeezing the arms of my chair out of shape.
The last preceeding census tabulation showed 1,310,653 painfully employed.
The Friendly Hand
When a man ain't got a penny
and he's fellin kinda blue,
And the clouds hand dark and heavy
And won't let the sun shine through,
It's a great thing, O my brethren
For a feller just to lay,
His hand upon your shoulder
In a friendly sort o'way.
Gemisca Ayars
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