Albion High School - Chevron Yearbook (Albion, NY)

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A. H. Su General Store For Sale at Special Reduced Prices Soup-fCampbell's Jcewelry-'l'ifYzmy's Coal-Colds Lum ber-Wood's Gongs-Rell's Flowers-Bl0om's Straps-Brace's Stoves-Cook's ii Pigs -fHamJilton's Oil--Sinclair? Magazines-Page's Flour-Miller's Candy-Nestle's Wild Animals-Wo1fe's Rzizor Blades---Gillette' s Honey-C Bee J don's Birds-1 Crow J thers Horseshoes-Smythe's LandfGrant's Colors-White's Friendship- C D'Amico J 'S Pears-Bartlett's Circus Equipment-Barnum's O28 1936 CHEVRON

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Winter Hills Tall hills- Hills cloaked in Powdered alabaster. Sunset softens Your gaunt ugliness With a scarf of coral And then passes on, Leaving behind- The dismal ache Of chilly solitude. --Bette O'Dea '24 Winter's Tale ACT II SCENE I: fThe seene is in the halls of Albion High Sehool on a lVednesday afternoon just after the Ez-luf' has been put on sale. Two students, a boy and a girl, are sharing an Eeho .j GIRL: Oh, what a darling cover! I wonder who drew it? BOY: Yes, it is pretty smooth: but now let's get on to the sports page and final out how the last game came out. GIRI.: Sports! Wlhy, don't he ridiculous. W'hen we turn the page it's going to 'be the Chatterbox, Have you noticed that the printing of these last issues has been so clear that we can read every word? They say the typists and miineograph- ers spend hours making it neat and legible. Gee, I wonder if tl1ere'll be anything in the gossip column about us. This year lots of different students have been written about fgigglingj. I hope they h:1ven't found out about Saturday night. Oh, wait a minute, here's the Vox Pop . BOY: flieadingj I.ook at this dumb remark. Some people get the brightest thoughts. VVell, don't hurry to the Sports page, will you? S-ny, are you starting to re-id that editorial? ffiroansj. VVell, I see I haven't a chance. flioth spend sererfil minutes reading the editorial th0ughtfully.j That isn't so had-for an editorial. Maybe there is something to that, after all. I've never looked at that side of the question hefore. VVell, what do you say we hurry on to the sports? There's going to he a- GIRI.: flnterrupts -while turning to new! pagej Oh. Jack, there's going to he a Christmas Ball. Now, he a good boy and turn to the Chatterb0x', and maybe I'll let you take me to the dance. BOY: fSarcastic-allyj Thanks for the break , VVait 'till you're asked and that won't be soon if you don't turn to the sports. GIRI.: Oh, is that so? VVell, you just turn to that Chatterbox or I won't go with you even if you ask me. BOY: Whose Echo is this, anyway? I paid two cents to your one cent for it so I have a right to see my page. GIRL: You big bully! you're just the type to throw that against me. Here, take your old sports page. I'm going to have my Chatterbox Column. fShe suddenly rips that page from the Echo and stalks haughtily down to the opposite end of the hallj. GOOD-BYE-my frienll gsm 1936 CHEVRON