Rockford High School - Rocketeer Yearbook (Rockford, MN)

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HOME OWNED SERVICE GROCERS These are the members of the Home Owned Service Stores EAST SIDE EAST SIDE-CCont.j ANDERSON, JAMES OLSON 8: LINDEN 1524 Fifth. Ave. Main 1282 1528 Broadway Main 5151 ANDERS N, NO' ODE MARKET 1914 Crosby St. O J Main 36,78 2030 S. Fifth St. Main 2886 ANDERSON, HENNING 1806 CharlescSI6SON, CARL Main 3216 1501 Ninth Ave.. Main 2728 OiSON UNO BASKET GROCERY , 315 Kishwaukee ' Main 2110 E. State St- Maln BILLSTRAND GROCERY 602 Summit St. . Main 2362 1439 Charles St. Main 5270 TANGORA, TONY CARLSON, CHAS. 2029 Seventh St. Forest 1255 2134 Charles St. Main 4575 VALENTINE, A- N- ISTH AVE GROCERY 820 Broadway Main 1913 ' ZUCK, O. G. 1020 18th Avg. H' Swenson Main 2689 818 N' SiCE'5dYgf-S GR CE Main 2025 ERICKSON af soN O RY 1653 Ch 1 S M . 493 Loves Park Loves Park 127 ares 1' am NELs.oN, JNO. P. ERICKSON, E. W. 1205 21st Place Main 1183 221 S. Fifth St. Main 987 STANLEY GARZYUSNKI FARMER, MIKE 2115 Eleventh St. Main 2669 1046 Charles St. Main 3554 702 K. h C.kA. SPETERSON FRXANKENBERG 8: lS wau ee t. Main 2480 STOLGREN 1418 22nd Ave. Main 4730 FLOODY BROS. 1724 Second Ave. Main 2032 BLOCK. A. E. GILLBERG, CHAS' 2806 W. State St. Main 1084 110 S. Chicago Ave. Main 2680 ' BURGERT, JOE GLOBE GROCERY I-111001111 Park County 952-12 622 Seventh St. Main 3336 CORETZ, M. B HIEIILTGREN 8: OLSCQJIWI 3534 1903 School St. Forest 3648 1125 'Cav Way am GALLAGHER ARTHUR JOHNSON, A. 8: SONS ' - 1323 Broadway Main 4854 730 R0ckt0'L:SINY P M Main 590 JOHNSON, SANTE ' ' ' ' . 1240 Broadway Main 3831 1028 Woodlawn Main 3884 JOHNSON 8: IHRKE KASPER QUALITY GROCERfY 312 Ninth St. Main 372 Rockton and Auburn Forest 6529 KISHWAUKEE CASH GROCERY LAWTON BRQS, 930 Kishwaukee Mam 3400 413-415 W, State Main 143 KJ-ELL BROS- GEM GROCERY co ' 1008 C St. Main 879 E' Carbough ' 411 E SHANQIN Sf NORDIM . 2000 819 Kilburn Ave. F. 6468 . a e . am HIGHLAND HEIGHTS GROCERY 230 N 8: JOHNSONEM 256.1 Cor. Rome 8: Rural Main 1738 ' THOMAS JNO go-1 E. St1ggDSxgAY MARKETMain 815 1306 Kilburn Ave. , i Main 1781 NORTH, W. C. GIARDINI, LOUIS Cherry Valley, Ill. Phone 212 2123 W. State St. Main 3468 NORRLANDER., V. . WALSH GROCERY 1102 Seventh St. Main 3445 914 N, Winnebago Main 3759 two hundred flfty-one

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The Purest and Best Goes Into Our Bottled Soda V 1 . X E . 'Serv 7iJ'F:'l'Nsk,s Rockford, Illinois Main 1815 15th Avenue The House of Dental Quality Shanklin the Dentist DR. C. E. PFEIFFER, Mgr. 204 West State St. Main 1613 IVICALLISTER-JULIAN CO. 110 South Third Street Rockford, Illinois Musings ' lTis said woman loves not her lover So much as she loves his love of her, Then loves she her lover Or for love of her lover of her lover? When Noah sailed the waters blue, He had his troubles, same as you. For forty days he drove the ark Before he found a place to park. Each morn the rosey-Fingered dawn, -Comes up, so poets say, And robins chirp along the lawn To greet the newborn dayg From bough to bough the bluebirds Hit The leaves with dew are pearly, I'll take the poet's word for it, I don't get up that early. PARODY ON FROGS AT SCHOOL Twenty seniors went to class All their brains were green as grass, Twenty empty heads had they, Their twenty lips spoke this way. VVe do11't care if we should Hunk Studying is nought but bunk, VVe refuse to work, said they, Seniors come to school and play. lt rlon't do them any good And the rest is understood, Twenty seniors go to school But now they mind the teacher's rule. ODDITIES VVouldn't it be odd to see- George Allan-Withotut his lesson. Jeanette Turney-Wearing a red dress. Howard VVolfe-Stepping out. Miss Weinscheiik-In niannish attire. Marion Buchanan-VVithout gum. Miss Bardo-In fussy frills. Mr. Laude-Acting foolish. Mr. Tjaden-Blushing. Olive Briggs-Without her giggle. Ottile Inmen-In spike heels. Jean Moore-Without tons of jewelry. Dick Sunimers-With a marcel. Franklin Carpenter-Without his curls. Reuben Peterson-Reducing. Nancy Starr-Dieting. Frances Hickey-Tall. Phil Patton-'Without Lois Foster. Harvey Lewis-A little boy with curls. Armian Ochsner-Crying for candy. TABLOID BULLETINS Seven killed in Gangster Row. Mayor Visits Homes of Sick, Boy Violinist Makes His Bow. Farmers Wage New War on Tick. Flier Drops in Frisco Bay. Legislature Member Dead. Spike O'Donnel Given Stay. Starving Children Must Be Fed. two hundred fifty

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Babyhood Rhymes Little Miss Porter Lost her lone quarter, And could not get into the show But along came Miss Foster, A quarter she toster And now Miss Porter can go. J Little Miss Porter Went out in her motor, And started to drive away. Along came a copper, Who tried to stopper, You're under age, he did say. Little Miss Porter, Found a new quarter, On a summer's day, Along came a banker, And started to spanker. The quarter was lost in the fray. Little Miss Porter Went out to motor, On a very breezy day, Along came a copper, And tried hard to stopper, You're 11Ot l6? he did say. Little Miss Porter Lost her last quarter In a crack under the door. She nfound the door locked, But she wasnlt balked, ' She went under, her wealth to restore. Dear Brother Beyer Wears ties that just fire, ln order to match his loud suits. Dear Brother Beyer Called on a Dyer, He can't stand the jeers and the hoots. Little Jack Thorne Played on a horn In the Rockford High Band. Such beautiful notes Came from his throat, That he said, VVhat a musician I am! Mr. Tjaden, Went a waden On a summer's day. Along came a crab And gave him a grab And Billy ran away. Our coach, Mr. Laude, Sat on a log, Awaiting the afternoon bus. A girl winked her eye, As she passed him by, And Oh! How Laude can blush. Mr. Dewey went ker-flewey All on a winter's day. He jumped up quick, VVith a groan and kick, And guess what he did say. Miss Agnes Brown Wfent out of town To get her class a larvae. The very next day lt died dead away, She said, Class, wouldn't that jar ya ? Senior Philosophy Their Deep, Dark Thoughts on Life Phil Patton believes life should be one continual round of hurry and hustle. Phil also says he very much dislikes a lazy person. Betty Cummings: The old saying 'about dignified Seniors is merely mythical. I simply can't see how that humor ever started! Reuben Peterson merely stated: I do not choose to run. john Ekeberg gives the old adage and said it correctly stated his views: Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow you may die. Betty Marsh says her one aspiration in life is to be a cheer-leader like Frances. Red Marston says he would be quite content with life as it is if he could only tind the perfect dye. Frankie Johnson says he cannot see why they had athletics in high schoolg it takes so much time from studies. Kenneth McEachran thinks it so effemi- nate for me nto wear 'fur coats. He won- ders why they do it. Peg Ramsey says she tirmly believes in mlracles ever since the eventful time when her hair grew'i over night. Orrin Nordstrom is heart-broken to think he must leave the protection of his t'Alma Mater to go out into the cold, cruel world. Bob Prindle says that he and Red', have beconiegreat friends through mutual under- standing. Arman Ochsner and Frances have become great friends through their small stature. Armin says, Us small men must stick to- getherf' two hundred fiftystwo