Rockford High School - Rocketeer Yearbook (Rockford, MN)

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Rockford's Finest Furniture Store Congratulates the Class of 1929 F redriksen Furniture Store QUALITY FURNITURE 513-51.5 Seventh Street Main 1588 FRED C. OLSON Funeral Director 106 7th St. When Better Upholstering Can Be Done, We Will Do It N orberg-Fagerberg Upholstering Co. Upholstering-Finishing Cabinet Work Established 1893 Phone Main 1989 208 N. Water Street Bergstrom Bros. Hardware Corner of 18th Ave. at 7th St. Carlson 8z Peterson Tire Service TIRES AND BATTERIES MOHAWK TIRES Second Ave. and Sixth Street Main 6036 Parsons Delivers Good Lumber You will iind just what you need at- Parsons. Grades of Material are correct and priced right Parsons Lumber Company, Inc. 211 N. Madison St. M. 99 Phone Main 3455 - Diamond T Motor Trucks FRED P. NEUMEISTER CO. Distributors 113-117 North Madison Street Rockford, - Illinois two li l l f

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Limericks A physical director is Beyer, They say that his speeches inspeyer. He teaches you track Until you are sore in the back,- A typical man is Beyer. There is a young captain named Paul VV ho often is seen in the hall, A gay cavalier, And my, you should hear The line he does pull to us all. XVe all know a lad named Frankie, lt's a very good thing he's not lankie, For Peggy is short But a very good sport. - They met when he picked up her bankie. There's a girl known by name, Emily Mae, And this is the truth, so they say, She studies all night, But that doesn't suflice, . So she keeps right on working all day. A basketball player is Tony, The way he runs is so fony, But at studies he's not What we would call hot, They say his head is too bony. There was once a fellow named Noling VV ho decided that he'd go a-bowling, But Nump was all too small To lift even the ball, And much less to set it a-rolling. 'A fellow we all like is Morey His last name is Mosk, goes the story. And l hope I will see Mosk when he gets to be The editor of some morning's glory. Little Errors Made by Pupils l. ,l fool so feelish. 2. Can you lend me a lunch? I have to buy a dime. 3. My ink broke and spilled my bottle. 4. l missed the street and fell on the bus. 5. Have you got some mouth in your gum? 6. I caught my door in the hand. 7. Mother, will you pie me a bake? 8. I want to milk some drink. 9. As l fell down the heel, I broke the stairs. 10. I was songing a sing. ll. I forgot my locker, and canit open the key. l2. Look out! Thereis an apple in your worm. two bunrlrerl thirty- i1

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