Vandergrift High School - Spectator Yearbook (Vandergrift, PA)

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24 THE SPECTATOR Dock’s Restaurant 306 Longfellow Street. SHORT ORDERS. Max Kopelman, LADIE’S and GENTS FURNISHINGS, CLOTHING. Vandergrift Heights, Pa. J. F. BAIR, Steel’s Hardware REAL ESTATE STOVES and and INSURANCE. WASHING MACHINES Phone 54-A. 241 Longfellow Street, of all kinds. Vandergrift Heights, Pa. Vandergrift Heights, Pa. TRY Geo. J. Lace, Foxy’s GROCERIES, FLOUR Barber Shop, and FEED. Cor. Longfellow and Longfellow Street, Hawthorne Sts. Vandergrift Heights, Pa. Vandergrift Heights, Pa. Phone 465. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS—THEY HELPED US

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THE SPECTATOR 23 FROM MY CLASSROOM WINDOW How dull it is to-day! Why this period is nothing to what science period was! Let those who consider Algebra a pleasure, pay attention; but for me, I would sooner look out through the window. The weather to-day reminds me ot Algebra class. It isn’t cheerful. Well Alg—Oh! what is that Child running for? 1 see now; the wind has taken up his cap and tossed it about, while the child tries hard to catch it. There he has it. No, the wind was just playing with him. Oh! but he has it now!— now! — “Edna! What is the fifth power of three?” “Oh, er-um-343.” “ Next.” Well, that is over anyhow. The boy has gone out cf sight. There is a buggy with all kinds of interesting parcels piled in the back. There one slipred. It is torn and apples are rolling in all directions. Oh! um-that big, rc 1, juicy looking one! Alas! It’s gone into the gutter. The young girl is picking them, one by one. She has collected them all up and puts them back in the bottom of the buggy. She’s driving awa , but look, oh. how funny, the cord and the paper are hanging to the buggy, and the bumps it gets! Every bump it gets, the torn bag goes wigaling on this side and that, till one big bump comes and— there it goes, the wind has it now. There goes the ferry across the river with a load of people on it. They have reached the other side. One impatient man jumps on shore. Ah! there goes his foot into the water. It comes out with a jerk and the angry n an rushes up the steps and goes out of sight. There are several people on the road and also some automobiles. One has stopped and somebody is talking to a man, who was walking. The man gets into the car. It is going now. There’s the bell! How soon it rang! Well, looking out of the window is better than studying Algebra any day. Edna Kerneza—’22 THE BIG EVENT Is on at the —Our Semi - Annual - Sale— Overcoats, Suits Hats, Shoes, Neckwear, N’ Everything—Just the kind High SchooB boys like, and at big reductions in price. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS—THEY HELPED US

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THE SPECTATOR 25 POPULAR PLAYS “In the Deep ........Cheer Leaders “Following the Flag of France Miss McNall “Les Miserables ............Flankers “A Japanese Nightingale Emma Gregg “Golden Age” ................In 1921 Rebecca of Sunny Brook Farm Myrna Brown “The Unattainable 95% Exemption Grades The Day of Reckoning” Final Examinations “Inseparables” Lee Craig and La Rue Sturgeon “Eyes of Fire” ......Elizabeth Hodel “The Village Tomboy.. Ethel Timber-lake “The Latest Catch ......Robert Lear “Boston Tea Party” Mr. Grant and Mae Flood “May Time”....................Senior Class “Chu ‘Chin’ Chow”...Mr. Berkenstock “The Ghost of Rosie Taylor A Freshman “How could You Jean” Eugene Paul “Comedy of Errors’’ Alex Condie and Arthur Davis “My Little Red Cross Gir’ Mildrea Davis “The Follies” Parks and Eugene Paul Dale Walters “O, Frenchy”......Eileen McLaughlin “At’ a Boy”..........Carlyle Clawson “Mr. Fixit”.................Mr. Kurtz. “Very Good Eddie” ....Edward Grant “Cornin’ Me.”...............Mae Flood “Hearts of the World” Dale and M'liss “Oh, Sammy”.............Vera Hoffman “The Definite Object To be a Senior “Come Out of the Kitchen Mary Ann” Cooking Class “Lo’ Girlie”.............Robert Leai -------oo------ NOTICE Those pupils who were formerly taking Boilerologv from Dr. Mowry are hereby notified that the class is discontinued for two reasons. First, Dr. Mowry is not the official teacher anymore; and second, Mr. Berkenstock objects to pupils’ sojourning in the basement during recitations. STAR THEATRE HOM£ OF HIGH CLASS PICTURES -------SEE- “THE BARRIER” Rex Beach’s Greatest Masterpiece and MUTT and JEFF AT THE FRONT Friday and Saturday, February 21 and 22. WILLIAM FOX presents WILLIAM FARNUM IN “FIGHTING BLOOD” Friday Saturday, February 28 - March 1. Watch for other High Class Pictures. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS—THEY HELPED US