Centenary Academy - Pine Burr Yearbook (Shreveport, LA)

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RR THE PINE BURR 927 as 4 Incorporated? in I ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES, LIGHTING FIXTURES AND AUTOMOBILE AC- CESSORIES, FIXTURE MANUFACTURERS AND .IOBBERS I P. O. Box 869-Both Phones 254. '6When Others Can't Abry Cahnf' Shreveport, La. I Schusteris ,Wholesale Produce Company h I llncorporatedl .QUALITY IS OUR MOTTO E Shreveport mono ARMS at CYCLE co., 1110. A Sport and Athletic Goods If Phone 392 I ,Milam St. SUMMER SUN I The sun is up at half past four, All orange-red among the treesg I He lights my room at half past four I With ruby lamps set on the floor, And, crouching low upon his knees, I Peers curiously between the trees. The sun walks swiftly on the lawn, , And wakes the red rose and the white, He drives tall shades across the lawn With eager spears of flaming dawn, i Then, climbing pine trees dark as night, Unbars his gates of golden light. The sun is high at six oaclock, His yellow face like molten brass, His burning breath at six o'clock Has drooped the rose and hollyhock, And in my bedroom looking glass Reflected glows his face of brass. The sun is blazing on my bed, I And morn is yet no more than seven, H-is streams of gold o'erflow my bed, His shafts of -gold torment my head, But pityingsleep wings swift from Heaven And softly shuts my eyes at seven. 65

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0... THE PINE BURR '27 n The man and the girl were saying good-night on the door step when a window above them was pushed wearily open and ay sleepy, voice said uMy dear gif, I liaye no ob? jection to' ylour boming here and sitting up half the night with my daughter, nor even your standing on the door step for two hours saying good-night, but out of corfisideration for the rest of the household who wish to go to sleep, will you kindly take your elbow off.-theiVdooribell?'7 'X' 'X' if A ,young woman who ,came to Co- lumbiato takeillei degree' of doctor of philosophy married her profes- sor in the middle of her second year. When she announced her en- gagement, one of her friends saidf MBut Edith, I thought you came up here to get your Ph. D.?'7. MSO I dii1,','fbp1ied'Edith. HBut I had no idea I would get him so soon.'7 MEOW! O. C.-I've just come from the beauty parlor. B. IVI.-They had closed, Ip sup- pose! ' I 1 TF 'Je V 'lk' - ' ' . I y When asked how he made out on his day on the golf links the be- ginner replied that he had made it III Ciglltyfu' uEightyl',, ejaculated his friend. f4'I hat is really remarkable. Most old-timers would 'envy you on that score. You'll be an enthusiast from now onf' uYes,7' said the novice' condescend- ingly,-'uI?m going back tomorrow and try the second holef, 9? 56 if' Mrs. Hagan fnewly wedj-I'ye told You to keep out of the kitchen, Tom, now y-oulve knockedldown my cookbook and' lost the page, and I havenit the faintest idea what I was cooking. Cominercial ational Ban I I I SHREVEPURT Largest Bank In North Louisiana X X 64

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Q.. ta THE PINE BURR '27 am'--N Wfeacher, 1et's play basketball to- day, I hate basebZall.,?T Q wI'eacher, it's dry enough to play bow and arrow, isn't it?7, ' 'fHave you -got everything? HlVliss Smith, are you counting to- day? uI'Ieyl I carft find all my uar- rows. uRight, rightr right from the coun- try bag and baggagefi uMove Pericies, I'm fixing to shoot. KCOI Miss Smith! I hit the target! c6We,re in the army now.'7 uHas everyone shot? 'IIIII bet you a chocolate ice cream soda. , r p. pp uSomebody get my arrows, Sail vous plaitf' I a 'clVIiss Smith, what does the blue Count?w 'lt 96 -36 Izzy-Is Dora left handed? Dizzy-No, engaged. HO! Itforgot all about the les- sons.'7 ' ' MI wish whoever took my book would please bring it backf' uBy the way, please park your gum in the wasteiibasketfi 44When are we coming to Hannibal and his elephants?w wlVIiss Smith, please letfs have a true and false testf' HI insist that Julius Caesar was the greatestf, D EL C wlfhe Greek' influence was not harrnfulfs Wlwhe next thing you know you will be back in the other classfl AL JL JF. n u n .Elapper7s'IIusband9-Thereis a lim- it to all things. I donit mind wash- ing the dishes. I donit mind feeding the cat. I don't mind. mending my own clothes. But I'l1 be durned if Iill wear pink ribbons on my night shirt just to fool the baby. THAT GOOD TASTE CAN BE REFLECTED AS EASILY IN THE INEXPENSIVE .FROCK OR SUIT OR COAT OR HAT AS IN THE COSTLY ONE IS THE THEORY ON WHICH THIS STORE 6 4 fmt 0' HAS BUILT ITS SPLENDID FASHION BUSI- NESS. THE CAROLIN FASHIONS ARE A CASE IN POINT. SEE BAIRD'S FIRST AND YOU WILL HAVE SEEN A UWORLDR OE NEWNESS. X - - X R -I Up E, 66 X