St Marys High School - Labarum Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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1922 ADVERTISEMENTS Wanted Guides to direct a large party of travelers through the mountains and valleys of life. None but experienced persons need apply, as only those who are well acquainted with the roads and turns to the summit of success, will be given even a consideration. Apply Senior Study-Hall, St. Mary's High School. 1 L an , L wx .. li Reward I will pay 310.00 reward to anyone who will show me how to for- get everything I have heard about Latin and how to avoid ever hearing anything about it again as long as I live. Apply to Edward J. Waters. AL AL JL 1 s 1 u 4 I Wanted One position for five sturdy,'healthy boys. N 96 9+ Lost Black ink from sister's desk, Mar. 27. Not lost but lent, our Penances. Happy school-days provided with good companions, kindly advice, and happy hours. Finder please make good use of them and you will be amply rewarded. A pocket-book by a Senior containing no cents. An umbrella, by a Freshie with an ivory knob. .' '. . - J!- fs 4. .- For Sale Having decided to quit school, we will sell at public auction the following: 1 Book-case minus the doors. 50 Penances for Lent. 14 Pew desks slightly damaged by ink. 1 Movable coat rack. 4 Electric fixtures. 2 Bulletin boards. 6 American Authors. 500 Used books. The Seniors.--Prop. Grace-- What was the hardest thing you found in learning to drive your car? Margaret B.-- A stone wall. W -DG N M A man who snores always goes to sleep first.

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The absent-minded farmer looked at himself in the hairbrush in- stead of the mirror. By George! I didn't know I needed a shave that bad. 1922 Examinations Questions. Question What is the foolish age? Answer: Freshman age. ee ee ee Question What is meant by the home stretch? Answer: Senior year. Question: Why do seniors look so gloomy when they see a fresh- man? Answer: Because some people are so funny they make others sad. Question Will the class of '22 live long? Answer: Yes, they will live a ripe, old age, for only the good die young. 1 Question: Of what is the Junior class composed? I Answer: Black heads, red heads, brown heads, light heads, empty heads, all joined together to make one block-head. 94 96 Question: What is it that seniors all require, what they all give, what they occasionally ask for, yet very seldom take? Answer: Advice. . M 64- 94- Question: What is more tragic than being caught talking in the halls? V Answer: Being caught twice. Question: What do the Seniors give away? Answer: Nothing. Question: Give the slogan of the Class of 1922. Answer: Cheer up, the worst may never come. -X' SC: -55 , Question: Why is Agatha so popular among her classmates? Answer: Because of the Arabian proverb, which says, All little things are loved.