Holbrook High School - Echo Yearbook (Holbrook, MA)

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(Cammftirfitifnt Program 1315 ENTRANCE OF SCHOOL INVOCATION EEV. STANLEY SMITH SONG Anchored SCHOOL SALUTATORY ESSAY America and International [Peace LUCY GREEN CHAPMAN VOCAL DUET, with Violin Obligato The Serenade MERIEL GLADYS BLANCHARD. MAE FORD HODGE ESSAY Commercial Education ELIZABETH ANNA McLAUGHLIN SONG Be Glad Lass and Lad GIRLS ' CHORUS ESSAY The Relation of War to Civilization EVA SKILLING SOLO By Golden Hours MERIEL GLADYS BI NCHARD CLASS PROPHECY HELEN AGNES WEST SONG i a When the Sun in Splendor Rising I b To Thee, O Country SCHOOL VALEDICTORY ESSAY “Labor Omnia Vinclt” IVA LEWISE HIGGINS CLASS GIFTS EARLE LESLIE LEONARD PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS

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Of all sad words from tonj ue or pen. The saddest are these “Tve flunked again.” Teacher: ‘‘How was ‘iron discovered?” Pupil: ‘‘I heard they smelt it.” Miss M — dy to bookkeeping class: ‘‘Are you buying goods of this man, oris he selling goods to you?” Singing with the school orchestra makes music periods more popular. It certainly is no wonder that M itchell can- not talk, He uses up his energy for his bold swinging walk. French Translations: ‘‘I would not give a fig of a skin for the mayor” ‘‘Colombahad eyes like enamel.” ‘‘She had a little horse with a strong tail.” The domestic science class conducted after school by Miss Moody has become highly efficient after much training in the art of clean- ing floors and washing boards. We think cer- tain members should receive points of credit for their daily work in this subject. When B — 1-y is painted up, he’s as black as coal ‘‘Cole” can make him. POPULAR SAYINGS ‘‘Fine feathers make fine birds.” W — te ‘‘As merry as a cricket.” E. H-ye ‘‘‘As quiet as a mouse.” S. McK-y ‘‘By and by is easily said.” D — c-1 ‘‘Every horse thinks his own pack heaviest.” K — p-n ‘‘Beware of no man more than thyself.” M-l-s ‘‘Two heads are better than one.” G — r-s and T— b— s ‘‘The more haste, the less speed.” B — 1-y ‘‘All her fingers are thumbs.” J. T — n d ‘‘A rolling stone gathers no moss.” Cr — k-r Aceording to reports, V-n — t’s favorite jewel is a ruby, and his favorite season is winter because it brings snow. ‘‘In book or work, or healthful play, Let my first years be past, That I may give for every day Some good account at last.” Issac Watts. The weather is getting hot. And we are getting lazy. And Mr. Currier is getting shocked Because our minds are hazy. Familiar nicknames I have known: Alex, Dickie. Red, Cheat, Hanks, Gid and Mart. Marshall Mitchell rode on the wall, Marshall Mitchell had a great fall. All the Holbrook boys and men Couldn’t make Marshall do it again. Miss T — y-r’s sudden preference for a seat in the rear of the room sets us ‘‘a wondering.” It’s too bad that Reddy and Smith can’t take a trip to the equatorial regions and settle their disputes concerning the Ancient Mariner’s experiences there. Their discoveries might not be of scientific value but one of them would be happier for it, and the other more sorrowful. Query:- Is it vanity or a desire to look schol- arly that has promoted the purchase of brown tinted tortoise rimmed glasses in Sumner High? The teachers think that it is an effort to afford business for eye specialists. There’s not much lacking to make an English- man of Muzzey when he wears his monocle and commences arguing. Not all nicknames are desirable. Ask Miss Griffiths,

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John A. Niles H. E. BOWEN CO. Choice (irtKeries, Teas, Coffees, F-lour, Butter, Htc, Barber Shop Connected. SCHOOL PROGRAMMES. INVITATIONS TICKETS. AND DANCE ORDERS Tel. Conn. Brookvllle, Mass. BROOKYILLE, MASS. GAS RANGES FROM $8.00 UP HOT WATER FOR BATH In 15 Minutes 2c. GET A STACK WATER HEATER Gash or Easy Terms Brockton Gas Light Company GLASSES FITTED SCIENTIFICALLY FRANKLIN H. MERRIAM, M. D. 37 HOLBROOK AVE., SOUTH BRAINTREE, MASS. Office hours;- i to 2 and 7 to 8 p. m. HOLBROOK BY APPOINTMENT BURDETT COLLEGE Is the only school in this section of the country having a Gregg Department, with Expert Gregg Teachers. We are splendidly equipped to give beginning and finishing courses in Gregg Shorthand; for details of this and other courses send for catalogue. 18 Boylston St., BOSTON, MASS. NOYES NELSON COAL AVON, MASS. ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. John A. Niles, Agent, Brookvllle, Mass