Marple Newtown High School - Memories Yearbook (Newtown Square, PA)

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TREAT YOURSELF! Broomall Barber Shop W. G. Gil lard NEW SHOP Ghildren’s Haircut, 25 Cents Modern Styles BROOMALL, PA. Compliments Reliable Market Max Kaplan, Prop. QUALITY MEATS AT LOW PRICES V Phone: All. 9452 5237 MARKET STREET SAMUEL KIRK BUILDER CONTRACTOR I NEWTOWN SQUARE, PENNA. Eleanor — “I’m sweet sixteen and never been kissed, ‘decently’.’’ “Did you kiss Gertie last night?’’ asked Gor- don. “No, after taking her to a show and a dance I thought I had done enough for her,’’ answered Norman. Norman — “Your one fault is that you are too conceited about your beauty.’’ Gertrude — “That’s not true because I don’t th ' nk I’m half as good looking as I really am.’’ Grant — “Every time I look into your eyes, my dear, I want to teach them the language of love. ’’ Flossie — “Well, I’m sure you’ll find them very wil ing pupils. ’’ Page Twenty-eight MEMORIES, 1935

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Cigars Magazines C. J. HANLEY HF.WTOWN SQUdlili, Pd. Phone: Newtown Square 268 Gobelin Chocolates Lending Library NELSON KIRK Esso Agent Jor Service Station F R 1 G 1 D A 1 R E REFRIGERATION H. P. Eastburn © West Chester P.ke Broomall, Penna. WEST CHESTER PIKE BROOMALL, PA. E. W. Powell Company LUMBER FEED COAL . . . BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES DEVCO PAINTS Newtown Square, Pa. Bell Phones 10 and 11 MEMORIES, 1935 Page Twenty-seven

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THE TAYLOR SCHOOL • The Distinctive Business School 1207-09 Chestnut Street Philadelphia, Pa. BUSINESS Takes an Upward Trend! — and you, if prepared, will share in its revival. When laying plans for YOUR place in these re- newed activities, investi- gate our College Grade Secretarial, Accounting, or Business Administration course — or a shorter Stenographic, Secretarial, General Business, or Pre- College course. Day — Ni 3 ht Sessions Rittenhouse 6434 Compliments of DR. WILLIAMS MANOA, PA. Phone: fdilltop 625-M Mr. Harvey — “W ' hat student was so rude as to laugh out loud?” William — “I laughed up my sleeve, hut there’s a hole in the elbow.” Sales Girl — “Could I interest you in some shorts? ” Gordon — ‘‘And how ' ” Grant — “Why do you look so pained?” Ralph — ‘‘I’m lazy. ” Grant — ‘‘W ' hat’s that got to do with it?” Ralph — ‘‘I’m sittm’ on a cigarette.” OHicer — “W ' hen I saw you round that curve 1 said, ‘Forty-live at least’.” Fladie — Oh, oflicer. it’s this hat that makes me look so old.” Fran — Three men were standing under an umbrella and they didn’t get wet.” Grace — How come?” F ran — It wasn’t raining.” Page Twenty-nine MEMORIES, 1935