Bureau Township High School - Beuro Yearbook (Princeton, IL)

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Velma Smith ,,..,....., Winifred Wiggim ........ Mary Johnson ,,,,,, Dewey Jontz .,,...,, Helen Draper ......,....,.. Florence Marshall .,.. Clement Keleher ..... lrene Stocking .......... THE BEURO CLASS OF 1927 ........At Home Home ,.,,....Stuclent ,.......Farmer .l......Teacher ....,..,Student ...,..,,Far1'ner .......,Student Helen Coddington ..........,....... At Home ....... Lawrence Eckberg .,...,,,,....... Farmer .......,,,.. Berneice Moodie Troyer ....., Housekeeper .,.... Burton Tonkinson .......,........... A . T. Xz T. .,,,,, . CLASS OF I928 Helen Spotz ........ ......,,. A t Home .,.,,,,,,,...,.,,.,......,, Inez Stocking ........... .,,..... N urse ................. Harriet Eickmeier .... ,..,.,,, . At Home .................... Lucile Fay ..........,,,,, Richard Vickery .,.,. Lee Hover ...,.........,. Albert Flaherty ,,,.. Mary Slutz .,,,..,,.. Hazel Ohlson .,,.,, Stephen Keleher ,,,ll .,...,.,Business College ,.......Student o.,.....Student ...oFa1'mer Home ..,,Housekeeper ,o..Farmer 'iqry-, Q6 4- 4402? - .WS .4-yi. ' . Q' 31zg QKRW-seg S NSA ,055 W Page Eighty Wyanet, Ill. Buda, Ill. Ames, Iowa Princeton, Ill. New Bedford, Ill. Rockford, Ill. Walnut, Ill. Peoria, Ill. Princeton, Ill. Wyanet, Ill. Elliott, Ill. Wyanet, Ill. Princeton, Ill. Bloomington, Ill. Princeton, Ill. Sterling, Ill. Bloomington, Ill. Bloomington, Ill. Princeton, Ill. Ohio, Ill. Princeton, Ill. Walnut, Ill.

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THE BEURO Johnnie: You know, ing, I'd be feeble minded. Miss Johnson: Why didn't you stop? -last year, the doctor told me if I didnt stop smok Marjorie: Don't you think you'll be cold without your coat? Letha: You don't know Lee. WHICH ONE DO YOU USE? I didn't find that in the lesson. The page was out of my book. Why-er-ah-. I was sick last night. U? il 'Q PU 'il studied the wrong lesson. I didn't hear the question. A nose should be seen but not heard. IVI e ma e 'Chow lVIien', isn't it? iss Fruit: It's astonishing what a popular food the Chinese hav d Anna: Yes, they certainly used their noodles. A Scotchm an never spanks his kids because he's afraid their pants will wear out. The old time mother used to tuck her daughters into bed at night. The M . . odern mother has to tie hers in or they won't be there in the morning. Orville: Do you play golf? Martha: Goodness no, I don't even know how to hold the caddief' IN THE OLD DAYS A Swede came down from the woods, and, entering a saloon, asked for a drink f d ld ' ' ' o goo o squirrel whiskey. The bartender said, We have no squir- rel whiskey, but we've got some Old Crow. Oh, Yudas Priestln said the Swede I d ' . , ont want to flyg I just want to hop around a little. I I l I I