Roanoke Benson High School - Ro Vic Yearbook (Roanoke, IL)

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ECHO Central Meat Market S. tu ZIMMERMAN, Pnop. Dealer in Fresh and Salt Meats Roanoke, Illinois Phone 20 Yordy Brothers FOR UTILITY SEED CORN The corn everybody wants. It has been selected for years as a show corn. It has proven its utility value by Winning three places at the State show in 1923 against strong compe- tition. Our plan in producing eorn is to get a high yielder that will be good enough to go into a show and Win. This high yielding type has been developed by the Ear to the Row Plan. ' R. F. D., Roanoke, Illinois Telephone No. 1622 E. E. Husseman Insurance Agent FIRE TORNADO AUTO Give llle a Call

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R. V. H. S. Elizabeth P.: I wonder what nationality Miss Dorsey is. Eddie W.: She said she was a Methodist. For Infomation on How to grow tall ........... See Edward VV. How to make love ............... ........, S ee Henrietta How to behave .......................................,....,.,.,..... ...,..........,....,. S ee Verna P. How to be late to school ...............................,. ....,.............. S ee Lois and Pat How to hand notebooks in on time ........,............................................. See Juanita F. How to be loyal ......,..,...............,...,.,.....................,......,.............. See Seniors and Faculty How to argue about anything or nothing ...............,.,.......,.......... See Carl Sand How to drive a taxi ..............,................,...............,.......,,..... ...............,... S ee Gearge H. How to study ..................................,,................ ............... .................,. S e e the Seniors How to .iiirt with Mr. Emrich ,...,.... ............ A sk Freshmen girls How to get thin .....................,........,.........,, ........,...........,.. A sk Henrietta How to get out an annual ..............,......... .................. I Ask the Seniors How to get pep .........,................,..............,................. ............ A sk the Freshmen How to make a holeless doughnut ............ .......... A sk Miss Donahay How to Work cross-word puzzles .,........... ,......... A sk Mr. Thompson How to translate Latin .............,...... .....,..... A sk Carl Sand How to act like an angel ........... ..... ...........,... A s k Marie G. I-Iow to work ....,.......,.........................................,........................... .......... I Ask Senior Boys What kind of people live in Boston ........................... . How to reduce a double chin to a single one .. .'.............,. Correct time ,.....................,. .....,. ,... ..... ,................,........,........,,.........,.... .....,...... Where to get mints and gum ...................................................... Ask Miss Moore Ask Martha P. Ask Mr. Emrich Ask Lava and Elsie Young Man: I came to see if there was any opening for me. Stenographer: Yes there 's one right behind you, close it as you go out. Are there springs in the ocean bed? Are tish crazy when they go in Seine? Can an old hen sing her lay? Can you bring relief to a window pane? What kind of vegetable is a policeman's beat? Is a newspaper white when read? Is a baker broke when he 's kneading dough? If you ate a square meal would the corners hurt? Can you dig with the ace of spades? Would you throw a rope to a drowning lemon, just to give a lemon aid? Edna elephant ? Flora : : Flora do you know the difference between a peanut and an 77 No, tell me. A Edna I'd hate to send you for peanuts then.

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R. V. H. S. J' B. Snyder R. J. Snyder D. W. Snyder J. B. Snyder 85 Sons Lumber Dealers and Contractors Estimate and Plans Furnished on Short Notice GOOD HOMES DESERVE GOOD BUILDING MATERIALS We Sell It Phone 30 Roanoke, I11 WILEY'S UTILITY RIEDS AND KRUG SEED CORN The VVoodford County and other recent tests made show that either of the above varieties will outyield the average corn 6 bushel per acre. If you should gain but one bushel per acre by changing seed it would pay you. The highest number pounds per acre of dry, shelled, marketable corn is the true test of high yield. Try out a row of other corn along side a row of your corn. Next fall husk about 25 consecutive hills from each row, dry it out, shell and have local agriculture teacher give it a test for moisture, then compute the yield per acre and you'll stop the guess Work about your corn. The Photographs In this Book were Nlade by THE NASH STUDIO 317 Main St. Peoria, Ill. SS S3