Bloomington High School - Aepix Yearbook (Bloomington, IL)

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I n Bloomington-1i's l J .dgqnlgs mcg 6 nl1YlAn g, ff 0 HRU5 1 - Qceugx OQEPQ George 8: John Copyright 1930 533 N. Main St. 505 W. Market St. Irvin Theatre Bldg. The employer called his secretary: Here, john, look at this letter. I can't make out whether it's from my tailor or my lawyer. They're both named Smith. John read: I have begun your suit. Ready to be tried on Thursday. Smith. john: You should see the new altar in our church. ' Betty: Lead me to it. Bettie B.: Miss Inman, do you like my short stories? Miss Inman: Yes, but in varying degrees. Bettie: Which ones best? Miss Inman: The shortest. First Sea Voyager: Great Scott, what a lot of food that man eats! Second S. V.: I bet he's what they call a stowaway. Ben: May I marry your daughter? Mr. P.: What is your profession? Ben: I am an actor. Mr. P. fangrilyj z Get out before the footlights! Helen Smith: Say, how are a broken chair and a policeman alike? Mary Lembrecht: I don't know-how? Helen: They both pinch you if you don't park right. 174 -5-ngsnnrrnamunvmoa-zz nm 1-J.m:ur.1-,az -:vs-I: .v:.w..,-:-v.'.-.ffeuv-nu uuwcuru . u- - vu.:-u-:rm1.-r-eu: em.-na-:nu umm n-2.1-.cap-A-ne4..-:.9-frnnznzmnn n-Qwsmzkw anne 1wux--aw n1.4vu1..n:4nvn ' 'T T. 1 1 'U ' Q-Q.,EZ.f..L4:5...'.:bI'..f44,!..3eb1 . , , . . -

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4 SQUARE INSURANCE Square Agents Square Policies Square Service Square Adjustments This is a great co-operative organization rendering service throughout the United States with 7,000 agents. Co-operative means that the profits of the company are divided among the policyholders. 312 5 11 F AREFSEAI Sa w-'ee 'WEN The 30 states in which farmers are nolv benefited. STATE FARM MUTUAL ,g a AUTO INSURANCE co. S or AOA qovnrnmowvi ' .L ,IQ ,...i , .,. ,, M T' ,va gty,lElNSgb4 STATE FARM LIFE INSURANCE CCMPANY Nluotvll-W STATE F ARM INSURANCE COMPANIES BLOOMINGTON ILLINOIS 173 '

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1-NT V4 NW V4 X.'!.ZsQS1:ZeE.1b1:f,., Who Goes to Business College? High School and College graduates constitute the large percentage of our student body. Each year quite a large number of young men and women come in to school after a few years, business experience to prepare themselves for better paid positions. Our entrance requirements do not prevent the enrollment of students who have not finished high school, but we do strongly advise the finishing of high school first. By far, the large majority of those coming to our school are pre- paring to enter the business worldg but each year we have numbers of students preparing for college and university and a professional career, who want a business course before entering upon such professional training. Students receive expert training in every phase of office work which will tend to bring them preferment in business. They realize that our plan of development greatly adds to their power to understand how business is done, and how to go about doing it. It is a pleasure for us to work with them, to know them intimately, and to have a part in speeding their progress to successful living. SUMMER SCHOOL BEGINS MONDAY, june 6 FALL TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER 5 and 6 Catalog and full information will be sent upon request BROWN S BUSINESS COLLEGE Bloomington, lllinols 175 9 I HT 'f-I NI 'f-I 1' ff IN ff' 1-N ' E bl ff no fff is .ram-f.u-1 ww 1 wmvfvwwfmmzmennomaammu