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

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THE BEURO TEN MILLION HOMES USE OUR PAPER DAILY-TO BUILD THE FIRE WEATHER:-.Friday Cloudv weather of ram or H0 ram' pm' THE BUREAU TWP' GROAN late cwauseid bv clouds -bably followerl by Sat-I Editor, Izzy Dizzy. Says Bill Fax? ' urflay. I YVol. First. iltlolliast. BIG CARNIVAL COMING The School Board has given to Bill Fay, the permission to amuse the township with his carnival which will be presented in Bureau's junk Pile , Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, july 8, 9, and IO. Mr. Fay has been manager of Tony's Carnival for many years. Two of the most important features of the carnival are: the fat lady, Eve- lyn Wessel, and the little man, Donald F. White. The champion wrestler, Holman Johnson will take on anyone. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO Remember when Leslie Becker had a date with Marjorie. Willard Fay took Home Ec. ANNIVERSA-RT-EEEEBRATIIOIN Mr. and Mrs. Orville Eckberg cele- brated their silver anniversary wed- ding. Mrs. Eckberg was formerly Miss Martha Woods. APPLICATION FOR LICENSE Holman johnson and Anna Eck- berg. Both of them are from Bureau Township. COURT NOTES Dorothy Spratt was awarded 25 cents damages by Judge Gail May against the Indigestible Bakery Cor- poration, operated by Ruth Keleher and Evelyn Wessel, for the destruc- tion of two teeth caused by a nail in a cake. Price: Two-bits LOCAL ITEMS Harold Anderson spent Sunday visiting Martha Woods. Miss Eleanor johnson, teacher of Latin in the Bureau Township High School, is suffering a severe attack of brain fever from an attempt to teach the Gray and jenkins' First Year Latin. The pupils hope for a speedy relapse. Sudden death proved fatal to Les- lie Becker. Mr. Gail May's book, How to Learn English in Ten Lessons is just off the press and is on sale at the Wirges Pool Hall. FAMOUS SINGER The famous alto singer Mme. Letha Peck, will be heard over HIC station at I0 o'clock tonight. ADDS Wanted-Job in tutoring backward students in Modern History. Found-A bunch of chewed Wrig- ley's Double Spearmint on a chair in the music room. Owner may have same if able to get it off my dress. Olive Hoover. Wanted-Job teaching Latin. Hol- man Johnson. POETRY SECTION Fishy, fishy in the brook Papa catch you with a hook Mamma throw you out the window Because she likes steak better. l 'lg.:4- Ifght ' eight

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MISS WIELAND THE BEURO Bureau Township Beau Mometer 120 MR. H.- MIKE ETHEL Fever Heat HOLMAN 100 VERDA MISS LAM-ARR MR. ? Blood Heat ARZELLA 80 ALVIN HOWARD ARA Winter Heat 60 .Li ORVILLE MARTHA summer Heat -- 40 EDDIE VIVIAN Temperature 20 -- GAIL 0 ARA Freezing Page Eighty-sex' n

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THE BEURO POPULAR BUREAU TOWNSHIP SONGS That Precious Little Thing Called Love ............ Holman johnson In the Gloaming ..........................,............................... Ara Bloyd What a Girl, What a Night .......................................... Verda May Take Good Care of Yourself, You Belong to Me .... John Eichmeier Moonlight and Roses ............,.......,.....,................... Evelyn Wessel Sweethearts on Parade ...........i............................ Anna and Eddie Sweetheart of All My Dreams ...... ...... L oyal Meisenheimer My Buddie ................................... ....... M ildred Conkling Tm Pan Parade ........,...................... ......... G ilbert and Lee Henry Made a Lady Out of Lizzie.. ............... Williard Fay You're the Cream in My Coffee .... ......,.. M arjorie Woods They're All Out of Step But jim ............. ............ M iss Walker WHY STUDY The more you study, the more you know The more you know, the more you forget. The more you forget, the less you know- So why Study? The less you study, the less you know The less you know, the less you forget, The less you forget, the more you know- So why Study? Verda: So Arzella is going to be a nurse? What does she know about nursing? n Mildred: Well, she ought to be good at night duty Mr. Troyer: Why are you late this morning? Holman: School started before l got here. SEVEN AGES OF WOMEN Safety pins Hair pins Class pins Fraternity pins Diamond pins Clothes pins Rolling pins Junior to Senior: Seniors are not what they used to be. Senior: Why not? What did they used to be? Junior: Juniors, of course. Pg Fglt nil