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

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R. V. H. S. Cbildren's Insurance Age 142 and Up Wonderful New Policy Issued by The New York Life Insurance Co. Limited to First Class Risks Only 355,000.00 if you die a natural death. 310,000.00 if you die by accident. If incapacitated for over three months by sickness or accident you yourself will re- ceive 3600.00 per year, for life if wholly and perman- ently disabled, which will be paid at the rate of 350.00 per month, with no further preniinins to be paid during such disability and in addition face of policy 135.- 000.00j paid at death or double face policy 15510,- 000.00j if you die as result of accident. This kind of insurance protects you whether you live or die, or have an accident, or fall ill, or are disabled. The best investment in the world today. lt takes the worry out of life. Issued in amounts up to 850,000.00 only. For full provisions see policy contract. For Further Information Phone A. J. DeWll..DE QR. T. Bnhmag, BRE. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Eyes Tested and Glasses Fitted Residence and Office Phone 79 Roanoke, Illinois SPA!-D' 6,5 CONF E CTI ONER Y se ' E3

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R. V. H. S. 77 A Penny is Too Much Leona Sand: A penny for your thoughts. Clarence Herbst : What do you think I am, a slot-machine? He Knew Miss Moore tEnglish Classj : Where was Caesar killed? Carl Sand: On page 34. The Flapper Eugene: NVhcre do dates grow? Verna: They don't grow. silly. You make them. He Put Them Together Miss Moore: Are you sure this composition is original? Earl Sorg: Well, maybe you can find one or two of the words I used in the dictionary. Not So Bad As That Latin as a Language As dead as it can be. It killed the Romans, And now it's killing me. A little bit of Caesar, A llittle bit of Cicero, Help to fill the place XVbere crazy people go. Natunally Father: Willie, what is an engineer? Willie: A man who runs an engine. Father: Rightl VVhat is a pioneer? Willie: A man who runs a piano. The Rising Hour Glen Hodcl: Have you ever been up before Supt. Castcloalw Eddie Sand: I don't know. What time does he get up? On the evening of the iirst Lyceum Course number, held at the high school, Verna was walking through the hall and accidentally bumped into Miss Moore. Instead of saying, Pardon me, Verna said in an excited manner, Oh Good Morning. CCan you imagine Verna 's embarrassing momentolj Casey tin Physics Class trying to demonstrate a series of pulleys on the blackboardj : I can't draw a pulley. Miss Whitnah: VVell just draw a round circle for a pulley. Elsie: I almost drowned last night. Marie: How was that? Elsie: The pillow slipped, the bed spread, and I fell through the mat- tress into the spring.