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

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ON THE BATTLEFIELD Boys have been called from home To fight for their native land. Some have their faces turned downward. Waiting for the cry of victoryg Some have their faces turned upward, WVatching at the dawn of the day. They were thinking of loved ones at home To whom some will never return, For they have fought to the last. They have given their lives for their countryg . Long may their names be remembered. Remembered with love and devotion. -Louise Anderson, Honorable Mention Miss Lewis: What do we need for dinner for Come Out Of the Kit- Chen? Hazel Burr: Sure ma'am, I've tripped over the rug and we need a new set of dishes. MA YVAS PLEASED Tommy, with a determined look on his face, marched into the parlor and to his pretty sister's handsome suitor. NVhat's them? he demanded thrust- ing out a grimy hand full of white objects. Beans , promptly replied the young man with an ingratiatiug smile. He does too know them, maw, bawled Tommy triumphantly to the adjoining room. You said he didn't.,' STUDY - Home work is an awful study, It and others drive me nutty. Latin keeps me very busy, Science makes me rather dizzy, History surely makes me think. English uses lots of ink. Mathematics makes me cross, In gym work I'm a total loss. Pd like to drop the whole darned mess, And try some peace and happiness. 'yvvv vvvrw vvvv vwvvv vvvwvvvwvvv vvvvvrvvvvvv+vvf r 4 V 4 4 4 K 4 nnlrrzn suo 4 v r 4 - 4 E The Balanced Blend Flour 3 4 4 ' is milled from the best Inland Empire VVheat. Every grain is carefully 4 E selected and thoroughly washed before being ground by the most modern I r mill in the Northwest. Perfect satisfaction for all baking purposes is 4 I guaranteed by I I I P, ' 4 . 'l'he Sperry Flour Co. 4 P 4 P I ' 4 I ASK YOUR GROCER FOR 5 , , i SIIGW F 'GUI' I I r , - I The Choice of Vlfestern Housewives for Over Seventy-Five Years 4 : 4 P C803 it 1 I 4 4

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T0 THE FACULTY The world is full of teachers Of every kind and sort. '1'hey're tall, and thin, and cranky, And fat, and nice, and short. Some look like peeled potatoes, And some like lemon rinds. Though some are very jolly, A few have ancient minds. Some are half-mysterious, And only think of pay. Then some get sentimental, And sleep about all day. I hope you, dear, dear teachers, Believe this poem is true. And when you've looked it over, Please don't attempt to sue ANDY DIETZ There was a young slicker called Andy, Who thought that he was a dandyg He called on his girl XVith a ring of real pearl, But she ate it and thought it was candy. FRIENDS ' True friends are like diamonds, Precious but rare, ONE OF THOSE DOCTOR JOKES Frances W'i1lard: My doctor told me I would have to quit eating so much meat. Jean D.: Did you laugh to scorn him? Frances: I did at firstg but when he sent his bill, I found he was right. QUESTION MAR K Oh where, oh, where has my pencil gone? Oh, where oh, where can it be? XVe're going to have an English test, And it will be tough on me. vvvvvvvvvvvvvvrvvwvvvvrvfl ta 4. V I a Congratulations Q 1 on Your First Annual, f The Papoosen 4 P 4 4 r 4 r 4 i ' p 4 r 4 b 4 P 5 I v CULBERTSOIPS v P False friends are like autumn leaves, . f Plldlb stlldib ' Found everywhere. ' -Dan Hauser L.,A......-Ak.,--,...,A v rv v ' - vvvvvv v v v v--- vvv-v v v v v I Remember 4 v v 4 All vlre Studios 9 ' MOTH ER ' 1 : A Flgelznweu Buiidings d with a bouquet of 4 rtist otograp y, tu io- , - ' Portraits Beautiful Flowers Always fresh and reasonably ' ' priced at ' Largest and Best Equipped Studio 'I . K in the Northwest Established 22 Years Palace of Flowersn , Located in U I ' 505 Riv. Ave. Spokane, Wash. AUDIAN THEATER BLDG- 1 Phone Main 2000 4 - - - - ,Mi K 4793

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A TALE Why doth the little honey-bee Prove such a gallant friend? Perhaps you'll be enlightened now If only you'l1 attend. For Mr. Leach picked buttercups In a field where many grew, He thought he'd give them to his wife And see what she would do. He tried to pick the flower- Instead, he grasped the bee, And then he thought: I wonder why It had to pick on me? GETTING FULL VALUE A country man presented himself at the c1erk's desk in a hotel, and after having a room assigned to him, inquired at what hours meals were served. Breakfast from 7 to 11, luncheon from 11 to 8, dinner from 8 to 8, supper from 8 to ll, explained the clerk. Good gracious ! excla.imed the country man with bulging eyes, when am I go- ing to get time to see the town? IT DIDN'T BUDGE HIM The language you use to that mule is perfectly shocking! Yes, replied the driver, it seems to trouble everybody but the mule. ts .TRY SXVIFT I want a book for a high school boy. How about Fielding? . ' I dunno. Got anything on base run- ning? When I said my prayers last night, didn't you hear me ask God to make me a good boy? Yes, Bobby, I did. VVell, he nin't done it. r P e Q E .LI ' Turnbull-Merager' Funeral Home VV. 615 Fourth Avenue Spokane, Wash. Service at a Saving Phone Riv. 0271 ---t,---AAAA---A---AA-,- P P P P P P b P r K T Hollenback Piano Company Rents Pianos-Lowest Rates Sells Pianos-Lowest Prices Terms, SS2,50, 33.00 to 35.00 Per Month 167 S. Howard Riv. 084-1 Y P P + P V v r P I r r r V 5 P 1 vrvwvvvv vvvvv vv See Us for Spring Plants for your porch boxes, hanging bos- - kets and tubs. l 4' .Imus 6: Klaffenbach N. 1724 Wash. St. Brdwy. 2874- C813 i A fri: . x 4-I 4 4 4 v