Houtzdale High School - Jack O Lantern Yearbook (Houtzdale, PA)

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THE JACK QfvLANTE'RN APPRECIATION We Wish to take this opportunity of giving our sincerest thanks to our advert1sers and subscribers for their assistance in the making of our first attempt of publishing our High School Annual a success. We appeal to our subscribers to read the advertisements, and give our advertisers their full support, as it was through the medium of ad- vertising, that we are able to place this annual in your hands, despite the poor circumstances prevailing throughout this region. We also wish to thank our sister classes and faculty for their hearty co-operation in the publication of the Annual, and We hope that all the classes following will meet with as great ,or greater success in future publications. Class '25 --63--

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I u'1m.1AQlgo' LANTERN I Stranger- Can I get a room for two? Clerk- Have you got a reservation? Stranger- What do you think I am, an Indian? -H.-H.-S.- I wish to complain about the flour you sent me, said the bride. It was tough. I Tough, ma'am? asked the grocer. Yes, tough. I made a pie with it and my husband could hardly cut it. -Exchange. Maytag Washers certainly have some volume: one Washer can hold a boy and a girl. Ask Mary K. -H.-H.-S.- IT OFTEN WORKS Mother-- Henry, I wish Muriel would give that young man some encouragement. He'd make at splendid husband. Father- Have you tried telling her he's a Worthless bounder and that she's never to speak to him again? -London Opinion. -H.-H.-S.-- Hobby Of- Prof. Silliman-Advising the under-classmen not to follow the lead of the Seniors. Prof. Howe--Giving demerits. Miss Weber-Literary programs.

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