Reading High School - Ranger Yearbook (Reading, MI)

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K Kunlul- Q1LnQqK-Q1KgQn QqknKmK1l1lqKqQ1Q1Knlu-K-1131 QQQQQLKQQQKQK-1zbnknlnh-Ktl K A Good Slogan Make Money l-lonestlyg Spend it lntelligentlyg Save Some Regularlyg lnvest Some Wisely The boy or girl who will adopt this slogan and live up to it can look forward to the future with confidence We Pay 4 Per Cent On Savings Accounts The State Bank of Reading Mary was helping her mother can peaches. The fruit jars were in a pan of hot water. Suddenly Mary saw one with something lacking. Oh, mother! she cried, there's a jar that hasn't a garter on it. Mrs. DeGreene: What kind of books do you like best? Paul Cosgrove: Pocketbooks. George D.: What makes Mr. Helmick look so cross this P. M.? Mrs. Helmick: Oh, nothing much: only he got a Cinder in his eye going to church and it kept him awake all through the sermon. Romeo and Juliet were seen eating in a restaurant. Now the public wonders If Romeo's what Juliet. Caesar: Wasn't that Cleo driving by Niles Kin Caesar classj: Who won this battle? Dunbrock: Why Caesanofcourseg he wrote the book. Say, did you hear about the daring holdup in my back yard last night? No, what was it? Two clothespins held up a shirt. Wade N.: Say, what did you get in that Eng. exam.? Chot: Well, I didn't get enough. PSALM OF LIFE Lives of great men all remind us Things right now we should avoid: One thing is not to leave behind us, Lowe noles that should have been de- in her chariot?f' stroyed. Mark: Oh, it couldn't have Ben Hur. -Y0ungf6ll0w. 3 x-X.-5 -X-xgx-xgx-3-5-. gy-31315-ygy-3 -qnxgy uquj 1 -X-3 13 ' -3-yay-jny 3 Page Seventy seven