Holbrook High School - Echo Yearbook (Holbrook, MA)

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THE ECHO 23 T. : “The idea of your working steady eight hours a day! I wouldn’t think of such a thing!” E. : ‘“Neither would I. It was the boss that thought of it,” “What is your fortune, my pretty maid ?” “My face is my fortune, sir,” she said. “Shake on it, girl,” he cried, “for we’re both dead broke.” On a mule we find two legs behind And two we find before Go stand behind before you find What the two behind be for. “Beauty Hint” If you are a brunettte and would like to become a blond we recommend sleeping on the beach several nights- You are sure to get up with sandy hair. — Exchange. Leaves start to turn just before exams. Great Movie Spectacle “In the Palace of the King.” 5.000 people ! 4.000 costumes ! “Well, dad, I just ran up to say hello.” “Too late, son, your mother just ran up to say good-bye and got all the change!” Emily: “We had a fine sunrise this morning. Did you see it?” Thelma: “Sunrise? Why, I’m al- ways in bed before sunrise.” Bride (over telephone) : “John, come home quick. I’ve got the plugs mixed and the radio is all covered with frost and the electric ice box is telling bed-time stories.” Emily suggests eating carrots for the complexion. The son of a millionaire was being married, and when the part of the service was reached, which read, “I, thee with all my worldly goods en- dow,” the bridegroom’s father very audibly hissed: “Great Scott, there goes his bicycle!” Be sure to mind your P’s and Q’s If you would grow up Y’s And keep your bonnet free from B’s And cultivate your I’s. Bertil: “Charles, I can make an uglier face than you can.” Charles: “Oh, look at the start you’ve got.” The Worst Fate in the World To be wrecked on a desert island with a Cross-word puzzle book and no pencil. Mary: “He wore my photograph over his heart and it stopped the bul- let.” Beth: “I’m not surprised. It would stop a clock.” “Officer Blank is dumb.” “How come?” “He heard procrastination was the thief of time and spent three days trying to catch him.” Teacher (after writing LXXX) : “What does that mean?” Flapper: “Love and kisses.”

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22 THE ECHO Jean Valjean La vie de Jean Valjean tient tant de patience, de souffrance et de sacrifice que’il me semble qu’il est impossible qu’un etant humaine en- dure. La mere et le pere sont morts lorsque il etait jeune. D’ici un peu d’annes le mari de sa soeur est mort et La laissee avec sept petits enfants. Jean Valjean La aidee comme si c’etait son devoir. II a travaille fortement, du matin au soir, de jour en jour. II etait mal paye. Sa souffrance a commence dans sa juenesse quand il a vole un pain pour nourir les sept enfants de sa soeur. Pour cette faute il a servi dix-neuf annees au bagne sous les gardes-chiourmes les plus cruels. Mais lui encore plus cruels etaient les penses de la vie de sa soeur et des septs enfants qu’elle ne pouvait pas seul appuyer. Ici a la prison il sendurait a toutes sortes de mal- heurs qui lui servirent d’education. Par Penfluence d’un bon eveque qui La aide apres qu’il est sorti du bagne, il est devenu un homme change. Dans son ame la bonte a pris la place de l’haine qu’il avait tenue vers la societe. Il est interessant a remarquer le nombre de gens auxquels il a sauva la vie. Premierement il sauva la vie a la pauvre Fantaine puis au Fan- chelement Jarvet et a Marius san compter Cosette. A la fin de la vie il a laisse une benediction aux gens qui l’avaient le plus cruellement traite. ELTON BREIL, ’25. “Guess” Uno tempore femina canem qui “Guess” appelatus est habuit. Id ad munerem canium propter licen- tiam sumpsit. Muneris canium qua- esivit; “Quidne nomen canis est?” “Guess,” reponsum fuit. Optime non augurari possum sed conabor. Respondit, “Estne Ruby; Queenie, Brownie aut Sport?” “Non, ‘Guess’.” Tamen estne, “Beauty, ‘Billy’, Major, aut Pal?” “Non, ‘Guess !’ ” Turn narratote mihi, postulavit. “Guess, is nomen canis est.” MILDRED TIBBETS, ’27. Gauis Julius Caesar Cauesar maximus ex imperatori- bus erat. Corpore validus quoque animo fortis erat. Sui amici multi erant sed Pompeio inimicissimus fuit. Dixerunt Gallicis bellis decern centum milis hominum interfici, cen- tum urbes octo et oppida capi, et centum gentes tres confici. Caesar Rhenum transivit et Italia potitus est. Vero omnes ex suis hostibus superavitque Hispania et Africa potitus est. Imperator factus est Caesar ab multis populis ama- batur dixit; “Veni, vidi, et vici.” GERTRUDE M. CAMPBELL, ’27. Teacher: “What were the dying words of Lord Chesterfield?” Class (in unison) : “They satis- fy.” Mr. Neal: “If the President, Vice President and all the members of the cabinet died, who would officiate?” Pupil (with inspiration) : “The undertaker.” Miss Megley: “What have you learned about the use of ‘had not’ and ‘ought’?” Harold: “That you hadn’t ought to use them together.” Advice to Freshmen Be wise and don’t blow your KNOWS. The distance between Edgar’s ears is one block.

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24 THE ECHO WILLIAM M. LONG House Painter Experienced Painters and the best of material goes on every job we do. WALL PAPER GLASS PAINTS GRAINING PLEASANT STREET HOLBROOK, MASS. Compliments of RALPH WALLACE TAXI DRIVER Telephone 552-W 1 COMPLIMENTS OF A Jwttit