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I purchased this autograph book on eBay with another one. There wasn't any information on where the books owner was located so I did some basic census searches and it seems like most of the names in the book lived in Columbia County. The autographs seem to address someone named Harlo but I have not yet been able to locate someone with that name in the area. There are 2 dates given one in 1933 and one in 1931. Putting it on the Columbia County page seems like the easiest thing to do but because I am unsure if anyone has any information about the following names please email me through the main page. Thank you!--Shauna Williams
My Whoopee Book |
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I'm on my way to Hell, and Id like company FUDCOKMNX F.C. |
We poor damn freshmen all get Hell
togethe(r) That ain't very much fun Me |
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Smile, Georgia, Smile
For no matter how bad it is today It's bound to be worse tomorrow. If I'm still a Senior A friend-a pal-darn good gal-"Jody" Johanna Dawson |
A girl is like a lump of gold Hard to get and hard to hold A boy is like a pinch of snuff Give him one puff and he's had enough Yours outside matrimony Loy Hughes |
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Tell me quick before I faint. Is you my sweetie or is you ain't? No one at all |
Here's to those who do as we do; And here's to those that don't; But God damn those who do as we do And swear to God they don't. "Jack" Love me Love my liquor John Saul "Jack" |
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Jerome Jermain-Originator of
Whoooooppppeee! Cheer up! You won't be a frosh all your life. Here's from a lousy seniro To one who will take his place In years to come with lots of fun And a grin all over his face, Aw, this will keep= I'm goin to Sleep- Jerome Jermain So long pal
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This is to show the world my poetry believe it or not. Love me little and love me long I have an idea but it might be wrong. V.H. |
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(Drawing of man, singed Jack Tupper) Shame on Harlo Tee!! Hee!!
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(Drawing of man holding a can) "But where's your base?" (?) Here's your can Harlo |
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March 10, 1933 5th period History Dear Harlo- Once there was a traveling salesman---want to hear the rest of it? I'll see you later. Adeline Burkhead |
See you 'round
when you bend over. "Just another Blonde" |
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Dear Halo: Roses are red apples are green your the nicest boy I have ever seen. Nova Loomis Yours till the donkey's give milk |
Whoopee!! Just a line to remember me by (Next part written upside down) Make you turn your book around I write this line upside down to Another Brunette Just as I am "Mabel" |
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Yeah me is a (arrow pointing toward
Brunette) tee hee Here's to you old man, May you live a thousand years, and may I live one thousand less one day Cause I'd hate to be on earth and hear that you had passed away. Yours until Woolworth shimmies down 6th ave. A swell way to end Whoopee!! Yorla S. |
Yours till hell freezes over. Yours till the statue of Liberty has twins. S.O.L. A sophmore |
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I'm Goosy but I haven't a mustache!! Roy |
It won't be long now,---but then it
never was. Clara Archibald |
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Good Nite, Harlo (Drawing of man with x in chest) X marks the spot where the body lies! Woopee?!?!?!?!?!? John Ross Junior Give me something to remember you by. (What looks like a music note) Farewell |
You've asked me to write
something original, But there's nothing original i n me except original sin. Blanche Green |
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Feb. 27, 1931 Just a line to remember me by in your Whoopee Book John Sandquist Junior 1932 |
When you get married and have twins, come over to my house and get safety pins. Yours till the kitchen sinks Jason Miller |
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I can't think of what to say So I'll let the pen go on its way Yours till moth's ball Albert Buccini |
He fell out of a twenty story window and got up without a scratch or a bruise for he fell on the inside and only had a three foot cruise Dick Brakke |
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Once upon a time--oh well why finish
it--you know it all ready "Sally" |
Hola,
senor Harlo; Es il libro muy tantoria, pero, viva il "whoopee! su amiga F.Y. |
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Roses are red Violet are blue Horses neck. Do you? G.C. Roses are red Violets are blue Garlic is strong And I'm garlic for you Just a pal Alice P. |
Roses are red Lips are blue, I am drink; And so are you. Art. Morten |
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A day for toil, an hour for sport, but for a friend is life too short. Just a senior R.R. |
Good health Long life as long as you don't go out with the bosses wife Ellis Le Labara(?) |
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A good boy is really hard to find--but then who wants a good boy? Minnie L. |
(Drawing of girl dancing) I'm dancing for our friendship Norma Baseel |
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Just to remember an old Sophomore
school pal. "Joy" Joyce Smith |
Dear Harlo, Friends are like melons Shall I tell you why? To find a better one a hundred you must try Sincerely your friend, Gertrude Marth |
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Here's for the gal with eyes of
blue, Ask for a kiss She'll give you two Now here's for the girl with eyes of brown Ask for a kiss and she'll turn you down Yours Jayne Alice Piper "Jinny(?)" Ludington, Michigan |
Fall in the ocean of the deck, Fall down stairs and break your neck Fall from star lite heavens above But for gosh sakes Harlo don't fall in love yours till the mountain peeks and sees the the (?) salid dressing Clarence Stanberry |
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(Drawing of a man with a hat? on and
a house) Goodby old men---? To your wife Shirley |
Harlo The ocean is wide, the ocean is level Come to my arms you Sweet little devil Lins Romiti |