Burnham High School - Burgoblac Yearbook (Burnham, PA)

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I DUGI-ll' I I TAKE THIS MEANS OF WISHING SUCCESS TO EACH MEMBER OF BURNHAM HIGH SCHOOL'S CLASS OF 1927 I IN ALL. THEIR FUTURE UNDERTAKINGS AND TO THE COMING SENIOR AND UNDER-CLASSMEN WE WISH UTHE BEST O' LUCK IN SCHOLASTIC AND ATHLETIC ENDEAVORS I I D U G H 1 ' S I 5 UWHERE EVERYBODY MEETS THEIR FRIENDS I I I I I Dutch: If you don't mind I'll stay as I am. The last time I lay back I fell asleep T and when I Woke up I owed the barber my next week's wages. Lie back a little farther in the chair, said the barber. awaevsaeafaf I Miss Peters: Late again, Helen. You need an alarm clock. I Helen McCardle: No, just more sleep. . I I I I i TAILOR MADE surrs I CoM ENTS OF ' ' ' 322.50 325.00 328.50 UP I E CLARE STEWART I f -i SATISFACTION GUARANTEED I GENERAL MERCHANDISE on Monev BACK I I -l-' -1-- I I FREEDOM AVENUE BURNHAM, PA. J, D, LYNN I I I I . I aio I-un-:nurnn11ln1nns-sun-m-nur-nsszvnnxnnn-nunn-uu-- 1 - - in -::-..:1::-: : Lg:-: 1: -: 7: a- 111172 S IXTY-FO U R .-.i.,,L..,.. 1 .1 .. 1 1 1 1 1 1.1....1...-.1 .... .- 1 .. .. 1 1 1 -. 1 1 1 Lim.- LEWISTOWN 93 LOGAN ST. .-u

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, WIT AND HUMOR 'E I I I Larry: What's your brother doing now ? I Harry Pully: He's a joinerf' ' I Larry: Sort of a carpenter, isn't it ? I Harry: No: When he sees two fellows having a drink he joins them. ' ak if lk if lk 41 I Sue Miller: On the way out from Lewistown Friday nite who do you sup- pose we saw running down the pike at 12:30 ? Mary: I'l1 bite, who ? Sue: Russ Lauver. Say is he out for track ? Mary: Oh, no-but street cars only run till 12:30 you know. I IF If Sk Ik HI' If I Miss Howe: Why did pepper go out of oH'ice ? I Ellis: He made the other Congressmen sneeze too much. I :ce if if lk af 44 I Mrs. Crownover: Locky grows more like his father every day. I Neighbor: Does he now? And have you tried everything? 5 ak :F if SF if wk ! I Mrs. Creighton: Averil, did you Wash the fish we had for dinner ?' Averil: Sure I didn't Mother, what's the use of washing fish that lived in , water all its life. I IF lk PK H? 214 lk I Raymond Stucky found his mama talking to a very stout woman: I Raymond, said his mother, this is your great aunt. I Yes, said Stucky, gazing at her ample proportions, she looks it. I , 4: an wk bk PF if Ruth Pursel to Miss Benn: May I have this package ? I Miss Benn: Why certainly not Ruth, that's a Box Rent Card. I Ik 41 if Ik Ik 4' I Miss Howe: John: why does United States have a two house system ? I John Fagan: I guess cause they can't get 'them all in one house. g ik PF PF lk HF Dk i Locky: How many cigarettes do you smoke a day ? 1 Bill: Any given number. 1 if at as ae as if I Averil: What's the difference between Locky chewing gum and a Cow chewing her cud ? I Ruth Jacobs: Couldn't guess. Averil: The cow looks thoughtful. ! ak lk if ik lk if i Celia: No wonder I am so extravagant, because when I was younger, ' mother would say, Come Celia, lets go bye bye. Q as a: 4: 4: wr ex: I Dot: Sam, my hands are cold. Same: Here are my gloves. - JF IK If if Ik if i Monroe Johnson: Which would you rather be, Shakespeare or Edison ? i Roy Aurand: Edison. I Monroe: Why so ? Roy: 'Cause he ain't dead. I I 4..-..-......-......-..-..-......-..i..v.-ai.- .ag LIL: eg e- ..- SIXTY-SIX