McKinley Junior High School - McKinleyan Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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Q 0 sonofnommooooooowooafnooofm-aoovroonoooooooo-noone: oaoooaaoooo-ro-zovnoo vooooooo-Qooeomu ao-vp . . . E Cal1forn1a's Most Interestlng Store ---an Institution in Southern Calzfornta. For years, the name HB. H. Dyas has been synonymous with all that per' tains to Sports and Athletic in Southern California. Your Alma Mater has seen fit to make this store its Source of Sports and Athletic Equipment. Our earnest desire is to serve you, individually in the same capacity. Los Angeles QEHQ C Q California Z Wm .mr oztirvim 5 01-QC-6000 0001501400GC-0+fl00600Q'01'l'1'O00f:1'-!'C'l-0664-QC. PQ ' 0060000000: Oswald: Say,do you know where that old man lives with one leg named Jones? Roy: What's the name of the other leg? Miss Grant: John, if you chew gum you'll have to scrape it up off the floors. John Ca scrubj: Thzit's all right. I'd have all the more gum. ' OP . . AMILTON S SHOE H 4408 South Park Old Shoes Renewed so as to Correct Foot Ailments and for Condbrt Miss Durfy: What do you mean by laughing out loud? Carl Rogers: 1 didn't mean to. I was just smiling and the smile busted. Susie lin the cafeterial: How did you come to break that glass? Helen: I didn't come to break the glass. Icame to get a drink. zur-'-Q'M'Miharw:Mraz'-:N'-0'-'MI-'Q-:Mrw:-4z-0:M:-'z-0:-'rf-:Q-2.-:-Q:-QQ.:-Q:-fzwzw'-'QQ'-'ww'-Q:-Q:azure:wzwzwzwz-Q:-:user-'IME' ISI . 3, When Buying Shoes .g. ISI 3 BUY BAILEY HOE if LJ zz: 0:9 ISI AT ALL SHOE STORES 4. 31 ntuzootoozoozoozoofnzoozoozoofoozoozoofoo:nzazazoofnznzn:nzoozoozoozoofnzoozoozoozootoozooroozoo:cornzoofnfoo:nznfuzoozooIoozoofoozoozvozooIootoozooznzooznso

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1 ' ' 1 PGSTSCRIPT A ' POEM BY B7 lA9's take no noticej Birdie, birdie, in a tree Sing a pretty song to me: Hippity hop from twig to twig, While I dan,ce a little jig! QFor translation see O. LJ -O.. Arnold Hylen, Pwrple and Golcl artist, caught in the act. He has all the ear marks Qf a real afrtist. -0- Mr.Woodruff: What did the Israelites do after they crossed the Red Sea? Katherine, smartly: Dried themselves. -0- Jack: Do you notice any change in me?' ' George: No why? Jack: I just swallowed a nickel. To.-. Eugene Briggs. watching girls' base ball team: I'llhet if Iwere out there I could make a hit. 10.- lst Traffic Cop: Hey! little girl, come hack here and pass to the right. 2nd Tra1ficCop: Jigger, kid, that's the new Spanish teacher. 10- A traific cop is David Ryan, He is not famed for beauty, He trips the scrubs up when they run And always does his duty. Such manners has our Louis Fehr They'd shine most anywhere: To chew his knife he'd never dare, Nor wipe his fork off in his hair. .-0-. 'Speaking of bathing in famous Springs, ' ' said the tramp, I bathed in the Spring of 1886 To.,- A9 McKinleyite: Doesn't her hair look killing? B7 McKinleyite: No wonfleritls dyed. 1.0.-. STANDS RACK OF YOU Mrs Bartlett: What is an Oralor'fl' David Pearson: I-Ie's the fellow who is always ready to lay down your life for his Country. ff, il ff Ei if P Zim l fi an f . George Blum, assistant Animal eclitor, on a busy dayprepwrflrzg copy for McK'lnley's 1923-24 Year Boolc. 1.01 CHEER THOUGHT 'I he Yanks are coming, hummed the dentist as he prepared for an extraction. ...0.. My boy, if you had a little more spunk you would get along better in school. Now do you know what spunk is? Yes, sir. I'ts the past participle of spank.

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