West High School - Rodeo Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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QUICK, MODERN, L'l'-'I'Cl-DATIL Shoe Re air Shop High Class XYork, Reasonable Charge XYe make Old Shoes look and wear like New. .IH Zuork 511141rf111!t'm', A. Martucci 536 XYest Market 7l7'l01fH'lC8Wl87'lf By NI. Rosenberg TAILOR CI.lf.XNINti 512- FIQICSSIXG tiood quality-XkorkmanshiiI guaranteed II'ill f1ff1'crfa1lv fdfllllllijllljl Rlen's Suits Spongcd and Pressed, -IO cents 56 XX'est Market .'l ti.elRDE.Y IDYLI. 'Twas in a garden blooming fair I chanced to meet a maid. I'retty she was beyond compare, In raiment bright arrayed. Yiolet blue was in her eyes, Her hair like golden rod, Lips ot a hue which roses prize- I ventured just a nod. 'Paradise is your home, sweet miss? .-Xn angel somehow strayed? lirowing quite rash. I stole a kissf She hit me with a spade. john, your face looks terribly battered up, said the teacher to -Iohn, aged seven. You haven't been iight- ing on the way to school have you? she inquired. No, said -Iohn, we moved yester- day and I had to carry the cat. Lip-Do you know anything about Hirtingi Ftickfl thought I did, but she married me. I'rof.-tiive what you consider the most memorable date in history. T. I'Ionndf'Iihe one .-Xnthony had with Cleopatra. Chaperon: Young man, the lights . . I .v in this house go out at ten o clock. Lounge IIound: That suits ine. don't delay on my account. l'.:51r Um' Hirlzrlwzf r1:1zi5'rz'rri

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