Moundsville High School - Orospolitan Yearbook (Moundsville, WV)

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4+99++++++++++++++++++++++++++++b++++++++++++++++9+i++++++++++ 'P -Z4 -1- -1- -1- -1- -1- -1- 2 ALBERT J. SLOKAN E -1- -1- -1- -1- E Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing E -1- E Good as the best and better than the rest. E -1- -1- E 125 JEFFERSON AVE. MOUNDSVILLE, W. VA. E -1- -1- -1- -1- '3' 'Z' 944466+++++++++++++++++++++++4++Q46446+++++++++++++++++++++++h This lets me out, said the jail- bircl, as he swiped the key from the jail- er's poekets. Helen Ernst 1 ls Agnes Vox a friend of yours? Maek Brantner: Yes-what's she been saying about ine now l? Bill VVooclburn: You say you're go- ing hunting? Wlizit for? Barney: Money: Iilll on the cent. Gladys Auteu: What do you think ot' the new fad of wearing socks with a roll in them? Fred Parriott: New? Woiiieii ear- riecl their rolls in their stockings before you and I were boru. Allan Dinsinore: There are some girls around this school so modest they wouldn't do improper fraction. Johnny, said the proud mother, You must stop shooting craps. Those poor little things have as much right to live as you. Leo Spoon: You're seared to fight, that 's all. Farmer Lancaster: No, I'1n not. My mother'd find out and liek me. Leo z How will she find out? Farmer: She'll see the doctor going to your house. A genuine excuse is often the most uneonyineing. +4+69+6++9+46+99Q++++++++++++++++++++++++Q++++++++++++QQ+Q9+++ BETTER SHOES 2 Fon E LESS MONEY BAUER'S sl-los sToRE E 210 JEFFERSON AVE. E Q+++4++++++++++++++++++++++++++++Q++94+++++++++++++++++++++++Q

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Answer to IIB History exam: One of the important battles of the Civil War was that of Yorktown Island. George Washington commanded the Union forces, General -the Con- federates. The South advanced brave- ly, but their ranks were thinned by Un- ion inachine gun fire. The result of the battle was that the British surren- dered. First Telephone Central: Some of the things said o-ver these wires are not fit to be heard. Second Central: You can't expect to work around electricity and not be shocked. Mr. Rogers: What does sea-Water contain besides the sodium chloride just mentioned? Freshie: Fish, sir. Jim-O CAt foot-ball meetingj l nom- inate Gus McMahon for captain. Gus: I second the motion. I kicked a skunk as it went by- The skunk was incensed-So am I. Mr. Auld: What 's the longest word in the English language? Bill Reed: Rubber, it stretches so. Boge: Say, Pick, what is an ortho- grapic projection? Rea Pick: Oh, that's the next lesson in Ancient History, isn't it? Gordon McClintock: l see in the paper that it's raining oil in China. John Duck: Probably the bottom of one of those Texas wells l bought stock in dropping out. Prof. Now I put the number sev- en on the board, What number in- stantly comes into your mind? Student: Eleven I Old Farmer: Would you like to buy some cider? Toper: Well, is it ambitious and will- ing to work? Mr. Auld: What are you doing Wal: ter? Bud Purdy: Nothing. Mr, Auld: Please do it more quietly. Phool: What's your idea of clean sport? 'tSWim1ning I Professor: Hick, sit down in front. Hick: I can't. +69++?+++++++++++++++++++++++h9699994+9++9++9+9+++?+++++++++++ THE PLACE OF AMUS1-:MENT VICTURY PO0L RO0M NICHOLAS GUSTA E 317 JEFFERSON AVE. H MOUNDSVILLE, W. VA. E Q++6++++++++9+4+++++9+++4i6+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

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