Havermale Junior High School - Papoose Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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M. D.'s PEN TRACKS Miss Proulx Cto anxious parentj: Your son is intelligent, bright, and get- ting along fine in everything but pen- mnnshipf' Mrs. Foster, mother of Burson Foster: That's all rightg his writing doesn't nmtterg I'm going to make a doctor of 1 4 J. W. Rowles Q Company E Groceries, Meats, Fruits and ? 1 himgf Delicatessen I T 1 I wonder why Cleo Lundstrum is 4, ' such a social favorite? asked Jessie Broom. She doesn't sing, or play, or 1 even recites, Main 3393 605 Sprague Ave. I 'WVell, returned Jack Robertson, p 1 probably that's the reason. i...- --A-- .....- A - ....- - - A---A ...I SAVINGS CHECKING I I P Broadway at Monroe I INIOST COVENIENT BANK IN SPOKANE VVITH K PERSONAL SERVICE I I SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES INSURANCE 1 I I p 1 As.A..-AAL44-AAA AA-14.4--x.:--+--xA I I fl 4 I v 1 Q I S. and W. Paints . Jay 1 I Decotint and Muresco, Calsomine, I , ' General Hardware, Furniture 1 I I 4 4 ' I CRKIES ' ' I 4 , 4' I Y , 1 I We Bake Fruit Bars, Sugar, 1 I . - 4 I Ginger, Oatmeal, Caramel, ' I Monroe Hardware ' ' ' I company I and Lemon Cookies. . 1 I h f VVe Appreciate Your Patronage I I Monroe and Indiana Vi'e Deliver , 1 L -A-A M -------A--A--A A-A-A-I F A-+Ae U-A-M ---e-+ '-e-:ee-Al 1763 it L

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of Washington. This mill has since been destroyed by fire and rebuilt. In 1387, failing health caused him to retire from active service. He died in 1904. Many years later, our school was named after this man. -Lois Valentine THE ONLY ONE Teacher: Dan, what is a quadruped? Dun Hauserr A thing with four legs, sir. Teacher: Name one. Dan: An elephant. Teacher: Are there any feathered quadrupeds ? Dan: Yes, sir. Teacher: lVhat? Dan: A feather bed, sir. SOME FUSSER Robert Smith is a great person to worry over nothing, isn't he? said Langdon Nysoe. Yes, replied Ben Jones, Why if he took an ocean voyage, he would worry for fear the sea would dry up and leave him stranded in the mud. YOU CAN'T DODGE IT N Lyle Montgomery: Well, it takes two to make a quarrel, so I ll shut upf' Katherine Blackman: That's just like man. You l1 sit there a contemptibile and think 'mean SELF things. RELIA NCE Miss Dickson: endeavor to rise George Bafus: Cause there's no tellin And why should we by our own efforts? when the alarm clock will go wrong. Mr. Leach VVel1, Au Revoir. Mr Lewis: What does that mean? Mr. Leach Goodby in French. Mr. Lewis: Slunk. Mr. Leach VVhat's that? Mr. Lewis: Goodby in Cheney. 4755 4 4 4 4 For Every Room Newest Wallpaper In The House 4 4 4 Q, 4 4 4 4 A large variety of patterns from 1 which to choose. 5 18c Per Double Roll' and Up 4 4 NVall Paper Dept. 1 First Ave. Floor I 4 QMW rahmnkeg 707-711 Sprague'Ave. 703-716 First Ave. v vvvvwvvrvwvrwvv 4 ooo o an :An 3 is healthy food 5 i.. I The best is not too good for grow- I . . . 1 mg children. 4 ALOFVA BREAD and JERSEY MILK BREAD 4 are of the highest quality, made by 3 thc 4 4 Minneapolis Bakery ' 4 1 1 . 4 Just say, A loaf of bread, at your grocer's. 4 4 4 -A-1--A --A-4A:A- A-J

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derstand. O PINETREES 'l ' ' ' - I Childi-en's Photos a Specialty The tall pines on the hillside stand K . I - Like mighty, strong, heroic bands. , Sewlce Unhmlted They keep vigil hand in hand : Phone Main 5594 Only the wood folk their whispers un- p PHOTOS FOR LESS- WHY P I PAY MORE? 5 At night the tiny people shelter Under the pines' dark boughsg And when the raindrops pelter, Safeguarded may peacefully drouse. The fragrance of their boughs is fresh, Fresh as the early morning breezeg And around these stately figures bow Shrubs and bushes on their knees. The pines that stand so strong and tall- I think they are God's best loved trees, a-Bessie Barnes, Honorable Mention THE REST VVAS HERS Leo Rochkind: Chet, do you know that woman across the street? Chester Breneman: She certainly looks familiar. Let me see. It's my mother's new dress, my sister's hat, and my grandmother's parasol-sure! It's our cook. 33 Miss Miller: VVhy didn't you write the answers to these problems down when you worked them? Bill Leahy: I thought you knew P Y V I Campion Studio P I J. F. CAMPION, Prop. f 811W Riverside Ave. Spokane 5 I One Door East of Granada I Theater t AAAgA.A4+AA:-gee-x4.zAs.4.4 l P r P P 5 E P r P V P The Bug World Tunes In and death is the radio message the pests receive from 1 ' RAY-dio-RAY ' See Demonstration at E. 222 Sprague Ave. --------.-----------.rJ b P them. -. V' ' 'f s , . N - I l ew, 1 ' Greetings - - - Coeur D Alene 1 - : To those of you who have suc- 1 , cessfully completed the nine re- , K quired years of study, we extend Rnd I our congratulations. i The easiest thing in the world I : is to' start somethingg the hardest W, task is to finish it. You have won f ATTRACTIVE ROOMS FOR t the. right to a happy and prosper- I CLASS DINNER5 I , ous future, in which The Crescent hopes to serve you. E Phone Main 1251 I E 4 g Ask for LEO FLEMING, Mgr- 1 'THE CRESCENT , Coffee Shop I ft luvmsms. mmm Ann wav. r , ' v -,,.,,,,-, -S L, ..r... 4 ....... ,,--,A,.- 1775 si rare We f A