Central Middle School - Ceejay Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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1 A O 1 A variety of styles to choose l 1 from at remarkably low prices. Look them over. PRICES AS LOW AS 32.98 easier by good I 1 , Q IQIIEIIZESSIiE!!li?SliiElQlE!ii?IEEI'1-I 'nn- L . my amor Ihgfzs 1 Guard your eyes - The hours of night study are made light. iii 1 STUDENT FLAPPER LAMPS CURLING IRONS For bobbed hair or long hair. Fully guaranteed. REGULAR 31.25 Value OUR PRICE 680 lf KANSAS CITY POWER SEJWLIGHT Co. 1330 Grand Avenue l ig P l l KATZ DRUG ' Compliments of STORES Rate Drug Store 12th and McGee 1 ,YW W 1 3 ' The W0rld's Leading Cut i l or 3 8th and Grand , l gl l i ' II2?II55ZH311IE:EliEff3352IEiliii!!iiIHllHilEilli!IL2IEliEII2ZiiIHIH33ilillIS!ii?IEZiISE35253lglmifiiliiliilfiilifvxI !ln'I I 14 Page One Hundred Forty-sin: I I ,

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fN HOWARD W. BARTLOW Florist 3111 Troost Avenue Phone HYde Park 3025 LEARN TO DANCE AT THE LINWOOD DANCING ACADEMY 3212 Troost Ave. HYde Park 1296 XJ Many a young man poses as being hard- boiled when he is only half-baked. PROVED Little boy- Mother, is it true that sheep are the dumbest animals? Mother fabsent-mindedlyl-K'Yes, my lamb. A tramp who had been on the road for years applied for work in a village, se- cured a job and kept it. One day the local 'constable asked him why he had quit the road. The styles druv me to it, was his answer. UA feller gave me a pair of these bell-bottomed pants. I never could look pathetic any more. I never got another hand-out. OPPORTUNITIES An immigrant from Ireland was just stepping off the boat to the dock when he saw a fifty-cent piece lying at his feet, and started to stoop and pick it up. Suda denly he straightened again. No, be the saints! he ejaculated. This is the land of opportunity. I'll wait till I find them thicker. w We Kin Moths RODIER in Furniture auf: I: VIOLINS and CELLOS V- ..,-- l Hand made of finest E 1 3,5 f old imported materials 'f Q T A - ff' , and excellent fl lgfkl ' , qi workmanship 1 ll , F' fi izjai --Y W YP 5' - Complete Violin Outfits . . T7-' .,-' 441' .x - , 2: 947.00 Rare old Violins and In this Air-'fite', vault Cellos We will guarantee to kill AYUSUC Repairing Moth life in i'u1'nitui'e, hair mattresses, rugs, clothing, RODIER BROS' VIOLIN furs, woolens, etc. SHOP Strings and Supplies A-B-C Fireproof Warehouse Co. Sales Room and Repair Shop 1118 Walnut 2nd Floor HArrison 5465 Shop where Instruments Are Made 3201 East 27th St. Llnwood 1549 .. .... -- .. . 9.4 --- r:: rv , lf1'lu:'TE 'i '!'1 l IIFZIWII' 'TIE H5121lEliEilifiiifhiiilimIigiii?lldiff:iZII5l1I11zflHSSII-liliiillgleZiii!l-fliiiiiliSlf.:I.riil-.n,..i.5Tln.. J..-l.t.lli. l. I II2 I Page om- rlumirefz mf, f

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A FAN A BROA ID .wr .... ,ww .... . .... .u,....Iu,,.....I, 'Y A I 'Zl.aElf?n.i......iml?r2i lldnkliiilgilillgil IILQIIEEIE 35'Iiiliil'wl5?l'i!i'i!'Wi m! Y! ' -- I Ill mn alllu . ll:-.nM?ll...Ilisi kj YOUR MOTHER I have traveled west to Hawaii. north to North Cape, the highest point of Europe, :und saw the. Mid- night Sung east to Ilamaseus m Syria and south as far as Assuunn on the IliverNile. I am in the sheet metal husinf-ss. Ali' Iirln nmuel is Korn- hrodt Kurmrc liompzuiy: I am doing: the sheet metal work on the Central Junior High svlmol, On my travels I met at couple of young' mon, one in lbamascus, the other in Jerusalem. One hurl heen iin Alnoriva. the other in lingrlandp lmth haul groin- hack tu the-irolrl homes to live, ful' no other purpose than to take 1-are of their :aged par' ents. The Ilainusvus num hzul hoth parents living, the other hsul his mother liviniz. linth told me. that the first duty of an Rlohannnenlzm yming' man is tn see that his lmrents are well prmulcfl for. Hou' he:iutiful! I lost Imth parents when -nine years olml. If my mother were living' nothing' wmllil he too gurul for Ivor. Do you know that your mother is your g'uardi:n-n angel and truest friend. Remember, my son :md rlaupzhter, that your sucvess lu life will rlepenml entirely upon your con- dLlCt towfirtl YOUR MOTHER. C'HAlil,ES T. KORNBIKODT Ah, there's something interesting, said the near-sighted American tourist in Holland. Let's wait and see the game. Game? I don't see any game. What,s that ahead of us? A windmill. My mistake! I thought it was a base- ball pitcher going through the motions preliminary to sending a hot one over the plate. GOING UP Minneapolis will never have anything on St, Paul. A fellow from Minneapolis came to St. Paul the other day just to look around and find fault. He approached a fruit-stand, picked up a large melon and asked with a sneer: Is this the largest apple you have in St. Paul? Hey, bellowed the owner of the fruit- stand, 'tput that grape down. N0 NEYVS T0 HIM Oh, Mummy, that man's bald! Hush, dear, or he will hear you! But doesn't he already know it? Llnwuud 7203 3220 Indiana The Best AINES FARM DAIRY Mike Marino Garage STORAGE MILK AND CREAM Fords, 56.00 Der munlh Other Cars. 87.00 Der month HYde Park 0850 All Winter TO HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS The Book of Popular Science is ready. Here is the work you have been wanting. What the Book of Knowledge has been to the children in the elementary grades, the Book of Science will be to high school students. To learn more about this wonderful new work see Mr. Young at Central Junior High or call THE GROLIER SOCIETY 1336 Walnut Street Telephone GRand 0224 I, I, , '. I-...S r. is Us lv'1n52 I9i':fl95'IE'WIFEIEEI55llqiI5ill5llPills!!ZiL.iiiIIlgiiillliilglilIHHEI..aliEIEiiIQ!EL5il.Iffli5ih?lZS!ii3!l2EI I .f.. ..... .. .. .. .. . Page Ona Hundred Forty-seven