Burnham High School - Burgoblac Yearbook (Burnham, PA)

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..I.1.....I.q1 1.,.-...Qu-.....I..-uni 1 1nn1un1.u1I-n 1 -. in-1 ....u1un1 1 1 - LOWER THE COST OF DRESSING WELL AT JACOB HURWITZ MEN AND YOUNG MEN'S ALL WOOL SUITS TOPCOATS AND HABERDASHERY BOYS FOUR PIECE VEST SUITS WOMEN'S AND MISSES SPRING COATS AND DRESSES AT SACRIFICED PRICES NIGHTGOWNS AND CHEMISES A FASCINATING SELECTION JACOB HURWITZ 1pg1lliqT'.T., 1. I How lang has that office boy worked for you? About four hours. Four hours! Why I thought he'd been here a long time. Oh, yes, he's been here two years. I :If vs ak :II II: :r Lloyd: How is that back tire on your side, dear? Ruth flooking over the side of the coupe! : Oh it's all right. It's Hat on the bottom, b it's round on the top. ut THE CARLISLE TEA ROOM C. S. BRINDLE 8: SON 10 North Brown Street MERCHANTS LEWISTOWN. PA. I MRS. M. F. CORBETT HIGH CLASS MEAT MARKET BREAKFAST. LUNCHEON, AFTER- NOON TEA FISH MARKET. GREEN GOODS AND DINNER GENERAL MERCHANDISE SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO PARTIES. SEVENTY- FI I 1 I I I I I I I I I I . I. II . .I I . ,. II I .I II I I :I I I I I I : I I . I : I II II II . I. II 2 I ,I - I II If I I II I I 1 I I I I 5- VE

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I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 11-pinning-up-.ni-111.-.1.1.--..-.....-11.--1.-.-11.- EARNING THE CONFIDENCE OF THE BURNHAM COMMUNITY We realize that every retail merchant is constantly on trial with his customers. They review his stocks. They compare his values. They comment upon his ability to anticipate their needs and satisfy their de- mands. They expect good values as their right. We want the public in general and Burnham in partic- ular, to judge our merchandise, not alone when it is bought, but when it has completed its service. We offer quality goods, priced fairly, and we stand behind them. In this way we hope to win the confidence of the entire Burnham Community. E. E. IVICIVIEEN 84 CO ' LEWISTOWN, PA. 4..-..-...W .I SEVENTY-FOUR Y.: ,. 7..:7:.:i :7. i:::4 ,.7..u7... ,..u- -n .5-nf.. --i,.. .,. -I.. -- -..-1

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11: WIT AND HUMOR 3 Larry: Say did you know the prohibition officers raided the library last night ? Boyd: No-why ? Larry: They found whiskey in the dictionary. 231383 Joe: Say Bill, did you know that you can get a good chicken dinner for ten cents down town ? Bill: Where ? Joe: At the feed storef' ' PF Sk if Pk 31 if Mr. Sipe: Can you prove that the square on the hypotenuse is equal to the sum of the square on the other two sides of this triangle ? Harry: I don't have to prove it, I admit it. Slfilfrkvkvkik Alma: J ack, I smell cider on your breath. Jack: Nothing of the kind sweetheart, but my collar is so tight it squeezes my Adams apple. Pk PK Pl! PF 14 ak Miss Peters freadingj : Then came the great dragon belching forth. Jim Pully: Didn't he excuse himself ? SFHFFIGZFHKSF Absent minded Bill Creighton to Miss Howe: This is Easter, Miss Howe, tell us a ghost story. PIG PK PF PF PIC PF Mr. Bower: James, think of the future. Jim Jacobs: Can't, it's Ann's birthday and I must think of the present. Plfvlfvlfbklkflf Miss Peters: What other clause have we with the Independent ? Lockey: Santy Claus. Sk Pk SF 214 PF PF In history examination Miss Howe asked: What is the Declaration of Independence ? Some bright Freshman, as Freshmen always do, responded with an answer something like this: The Declaration of Independence is the setting free of all slaves. if DK 214 Ik FK PF Boyd Cwho has fallen in the lakeb : Help! Help! I can't swim. Larry Csafe on landb : Well I can't either, but you donit hear me hollering about it. Ik lk lk DK PK PF Kurtzie: Just had a good sundae at Mussersf' Kate Mowery: A cherry sundae. I Kurtzie: No, it was a sundae with nuts. Pursel and Mac were along. PK PF SF wk PF SF Bob Harpster: Gee, here comes Roger. His mother and father must be away, 'cause he's got his baby sister with him. Locky: Wake up Bob: Roger has the green fever. That's a freshman he's with. -I-u--m.1...1....-....---m1m.-..m- - 1 - - - - -- -1- - - - -- -- --- - - -f -1- ---- SEVENTY-SIX 1,1 1 1 1 1 1 1n,.1..,.1....1....1.....1............ -....11-1.1In-1.-n1un1mq-..1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1m,1