Bucyrus High School - Bucyrian Yearbook (Bucyrus, OH)

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a E ,, I .- -e - luffff A G2 f s gg-Ag-' X X7 MQ 1 is The most pathetic tigure we can think of is the man who choked to death on a Life-Saver. Ruth Uakwood: VVhich leather makes the hest shoes? Gohhi' Johnson: l don't know hut hanana skins make the hest slippers. Paul XVeiler: NVhat's the population of Paris, lklother? P. XV.'s lxlothert lVait till your father has finished writing his sermon and then ask him. Paul: l don't think he knows much ahout am' place except Heaven. lt's hetter to keep your mouth shut and look dumh than open it and remove all douht. A company is known hy the men it keeps. One and one make two, hut two and one make trouhle. Our idea of the meanest man on earth is the barher who puts hair restorer in his shaving cream. ....-..Qs,.,...4...-4----oo -..---0..------ : : Prompt Particular SWAlN'S Sanitary Dry-f'leaning: Works 306 S. Sandusky, Ave. Phone 5953 BIRK BROTHERS Ilrllgr Store The place to buy Up-To-Date Fountain Pens Grab Candy Fresh Every Week I Phone 5524 s i Phone 5510 UNZ Furniture and Undertaking p CQRA L. MUNZ 1 Onlq Laclq Licensed Embalmer in Crawford Countq l V BUCYRUS, OHIO ..---. - : :

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