Stoneham High School - Wildlife Yearbook (Stoneham, MA)

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'Ulla Sinneham Qliigh Sclgnnl Authentic Compliments of Joseph Butler Compliments of A Friend Compliments of C. S. Jewett Groceries and Provisions Home Bakery To Ra I09 Central St., Opp. Farm Hill Station Tel. 21303 Stoneham C0mP1ime 'S of Robert E. Sheridan The Lunchrnan Steaks, Chops, Stews Coffee for Socials Lunches to take out Store Central Square Stoneham TRADE AT C' Q H' Kelly Hill's Cash Grocery Ladies 8: Men s Stgre iiexgliigiriiis Good gsdicgon Hayward 8: Litch Express Co. lra B. Forbes Counsellor at Law Telephone, Stoneham 25 Dow's Block 280 Main Street F earer Brothers Whitman Piano Co. U DISTRIBUTORS OF Fine Shoiylqepairing Davenport, Treacy and Modern Machinery l-iazelton Bros. Pianos and Player Pianos , P'T' dR .ShtM' 294 Main street smneham M342 '1U1'.lE'.?5'f epa '8sto..Zi.m um 15

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mhz Slcrnelplm High School ,Axxtl-pxdic The 1917 boys certainly show up well in athletics. We have two men on the ball team and are well rep- resented in the track team. When did Allen lose his dog? In French of course. The Juniors are so naughty and the Sophomores are so goody that Miss Hutchinson spends most of her time in the back of the room. Will some kind soul please furnish some device to help Arthur stand right in Latin? Milliard certainly takes to dead animals, doesn't he? , 1918 Gerrish was putting and example on the board in algebra when Miss Sh- said, Gerrish, step to one side, your head is so thick I can't see through it. Are teachers supposed to know how to spell exercise? Miss M-X-ll, lf you have trouble with your ears where should you go? Bright pupil, To er-er-er the den- tist. Wonder why Miss B. always looks forward to the Social Science period. Young, in Latin, Caesar crossed the river in a- ford. r lst Freshman, What does your uncle call the new motor boat? ' 2nd Freshman, Depends on how she's working. Unites There are two reasons why some people don't mind their own business. One is that they haven't any mind, the other that they l1aven't any busi- ness. Between seeing a chance and seiz- ing a chance, there's the same differ- ence as looking at the clock and get- ting up. Never stretch the truth, the recoil is apt to sting. You cannot save time collection cal- endars. Many a man has a promising fu- ture before him all his life. If defeat leaves you with a clearer conscience, it is -better than victory. Come in without knocking. Go out then the same Way. ' When .Iakie and Ikie were coming to America a great storm arose. The captain and all the crew did their worst, but the tempest was too much for the craft. Just then Jakiewoke up, and hearing the great commotion, poked Ikie and said: Oh, Ikie, Ikie, de schip is sankingf' Ikie: Aw, vat do I kare, it don't belong to me. Weary voice from doorway. My Dear Sir, I have no objection to your coming here and sitting up half the night with my daughter, nor to your standing on the doorstep for three hours saying. good night. But in con- sideration of the rest of the house- hold who wish to get to sleep, will you kindly take your elbow off the bell button? My Dear Sir, I don't mind your walking briskly all over my feet, but I wish you wouldn't loiter on them A countrymen on a. visit to a. city happened to see a sign, Cast Iron Sinks. He looked at it a. moment and then said: Any fool knows that. Clarence-'Tm going to kiss yOu when I go. Maud- Leave the house at.once. P-EX. 15

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mhz: Stnnnham Qligly ,School .Autlycntit , F R. Henry Boyce Middlesex Drug Co. Lunch Rexlzrgd llihgfriiilcist .V i Central Square -Stoneham Magee 8: Crawford Boilers and Furnaces Ben the Shoemaker High Grade Reynolds Repairing the Plumber 264 Main St. Stoneham Dr. McGoff J. J. Grover 8x Son Dentist ' SOl:lf Shoes Hours 8.30 A. M. to 5.00 P. M. for Tender Feet Central Sq. . Stoneham i Lynn, Massachusetts ' At r r' frF'rtCl C' W' Houghton Eigg Sloliisctlilflgrchaxfdiseass Steam, Hot Water and Furnace Heating Emerson Telephone l39 The Druggist 288 Main Street Stoneliam 3ll Main Street Stoneham ln order to get a clear conception of your school work, your feet must be comfortable. Our Shoes will add to your percentage. Sidney A. Hill Only the Freshest of Sea Food at the Gloucester Market A. LeDuc, Proprietor The Progressive Outfitter Telephone 250 325 Main St. Edward P. Waitt Albert S. Hovey Hairdresser GfOCf21fiCS Next to C. w. H..,g1.t..f. Provisions - 288 Main Street Stoneham 63 Franklin Street Stoneham 17