Holbrook High School - Echo Yearbook (Holbrook, MA)

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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

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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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THE ECHO 25 Adorable New Frocks FOR GRADUATION and EVENING WEAR Lovely white silk crepe frocks to grace the graduation exercises — and fairy-like new flowered Georgette and other dainty silk gowns for the dances that come with commencement. All endowed with the spirit of Youth — and inexpensive, from $14.75 to $24.75. (A Rose and Gray Beauty Shop — Third Floor) Brockton Mass. LEWIS EDWIN FLYE FLYE, GRABILL, BUTTRICK and JAMES BOSTON OFFICE: - 68 DEVONSHIRE STREET