Hillyard High School - Paws and Claws Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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2- ----'--f-'---M 0, sicvicriavicvierlvifvicpicnicviavicifriuq I I EBNIE JINNETT'S GALLOP Dedicated To The Editor of The Paws and Claws CWith Great Gustoj -H.. Oh hist all ye freshmeng we'll tell you, you bet Of the noon-tide gallop of Ernie Jinnett On the thirty second of April, in 1945, Hardly a teacher is now alive I Who recalls that famous day as yet. A He said to John D. Meyer If the noble seniors skip By auto car or horse cart from the schoolhouse doors today Swing a blow-torch aloft from cupola Of the annex building, and give them away- One if by auto and two if by cart, Round the school I will pace so slow, Ready to hinder and harry their start, Through every plate glass window we'll go And warn the store keepers to hide all their dough. He said Good-by and with downcust face Gloomjly trudged to his chosen place, Just as thehsun rose over the spires, By Bonner's flivver with its flattened tiresq llCDl0llDIC110lC li4li4 ', - e s- Q ,,:1::1-J. liki s- byq -..f 23. rssd m ef your wrist watch .... First of all, buy of the Jeweler you know you can trust-then choose a GRUEN! TRU S'I'X'7'0R'l'l-IY A five! llilllf. Makers d' 'North Five R0 I gh DQ1IQllQ1lQ1 .. Page one hundred eight I10101lDl0l0lDl0i0l0C , Dthivlt 51014 gxq .i,........,..,..,.....,.,,,., .,.,. ,...g, Wheeler Grocery AND Meat Market I PURITY STORE Blue and White Front Independent Home Owned Business Three Deliveries Daily-10:30, 2:30, 4:30 VEGETABLES IN SEASON Our Slogan Is To Save You Money E. 2102-4 Diamond Ave. Glen. 0365 i Turnbull - Merager Funeral Home Service at a Saving CONGRATULATIONS SCHOOL GRADUATES THEIR PARENTS AND TEACHERS 615 W. 4th Ave. Phone Riv. 0271 s7QOQOQllQ Dl4 30 -

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A dainty crate with its crumpled tin Which, when started, makes such a din. I Meanwhile John Meyer through alley and street Wonders and watches with eager ears Till in the silence around him he hears The muster of seniors, with panther hearts, The sound of cheers and the tramp of feet Then came the seniors, the little dears, Marching down to their autos and carts. Then climbed the roof of the old annex By the wooden stairs with stealthy tread To the reputedly weather tight roof overhead Where the flighty pigeons did bother and vex. Meanwhile, impatiently, over his route, Ernie J innet did stomp about. On the opposite curb he took his stanceg On the study-hall door did rest his glance. He heard the seniors cry whoopola Then shifted his gaze to the cupola, As it rose above' the annex roof Neither lonely nor spectral but quite aloof. And lo! As he looked on the cupola's height, A glimmer, and then a gleam of light! I-Iillyard Pharmacy J. E. Elkins N. 5102 fEaSlZ Sidel Market St. '83 Phone Glen. 0663 Drugs, Stationery, Kodaks . H -fr-s--v-.--M S John Meyer the roof of the cupola braved: The blow-torch thrice around he waved! A scrape of tires on Regal Streetg A thundering roar as Ernie swept byg And beneath, from the street, a spark flew highg Struck out hy a hike flying fearless and fleet. That was all! And yet through village and town The skipper's avenger was peddling them down! And the spark struck out by that bike of renown Put the fear of Jinnet in the senior's retreat. It was twelve by the study-hall clock . When he passed the Regal Confectioneryg His passage caused the walls to rockg The breathless speed his wind did takeg Upon his brow the sweat did break. He'd overtake the seniors wary. It was one by the whistle in the shop W'hen past the Rialto he did' flyg He thought the pursuit had become a flop, When the seniors' rear guard he did spy. The Rialto windows blank and bare Melted beneath his threatening glare. Fearing his presence u threat of mayhem The seniors fled and naught could stay them.- s'i0D0l0lll1IIilli0ltDiCll6l'!PlCll0l1ll49s There Should Always Be a costume a wig With the Necessary Accessories for Stage Make Up to Truly Represent the Character You Are Assuming You Will Succeed lf You Have the Proper Supplies From MILLER - DERVANT Costumes of All Description Periods-Shakespearian, Semi-Modern Dress and Tuxedo Suits Pioneer Characterizers Costumes, Wig and Toupee Makers' Save With Safety at Your Rexall Store In 209-211 N, Post St. Spokane, Wash. lQ!Q lDIOD4DQ1Dll:CllGUlf!10lIDQl . gg5li!-lFilllPl1 li4DlCDlK Page one hundred nine 0101011 :vine '30 viuxoroxoxoxoxoxeezn