Port Clinton High School - Revista Yearbook (Port Clinton, OH)

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SNA S ome of the girls roughing it up .... A close-up of our own Clara Bow . . . These boys look as though they're going to jail instead of school. Oh well, what's the difference? . . . No park- ing beside a fire plug, Ardeth .... You like each other, don't you girls? . . . Three Romeos and one Juliet . . . Our Rubinoff with the approach of spring has given up his violin for a golf club .... Spring personified ..., Miss Rice advertising for Pepsodent .... Mr. Ford seems to be thoroughly enjoying something . . . Illustratious member of our basketball team . . . . Hang on the ball, Bill , . . . Punch looks all in . . . . Mr Clarke has his eye open for truants . . . Vee and Gin making the Yacht Club gayer . . . Lizzie and Kate rival the snow in sparkle . . . The beauty of the cave is enhanced by Mary and Margaret . . . Eyen the air- plane has new wonders with Betty beside it . . . Nelson is completely tired out. He had two customers today . . . Atta boy Punch, we're with you . . . In a spring a young man's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of-well, it looks like love. This Qage :Sponsored by gtepublican gferald

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Speak Easy Lilac Time Infernal Machine H Supernatural Me and My Gal The Champ Terror Abroad The Crash Fast Life All American This is the Night The Song of Songs round the ot Spring Fever Typewriter - Mr. Shively Mel and Alfreda - Mr. Bohyer Chemistry Test Broken Test Tube Track Meet - Big Reds Commencement - P. C. H. S. Song Public Speaking Class The Gold Diggers of 1933 Class Treasurers Strange Interlude - Day Dreams Qbcrlin School ol Qommercc This school is coming out of the business depression in fine condition and now occupies a position as one of the leading schools of business training in the entire country. It has trained thousands of accountants, secretaries, stenographers, and auditors who are filling prominent positions in all parts of the United States and other countries. Many prominent bank officials, bank examiners and industrialists made their preparation at the Oberlin School of Commerce and look back to their days in this school as the beginning of their success. The fact that this school admits only those having at least a high school education makes it possible to offer stronger courses than the average busi- ness school. The 1933 graduates of our high school would find a course in this school of great value to them. This Qage Sponsored by .7Celley's Service :Station

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SNAIPS ell, well. Look who's here, Kiwanis members, we're proud of you .... I-Iere's Potts telling us that nobody agrees with him, but we do Wallace a hundred per cent ..... Nice doggie, isn't he Ruth? .... Looks as though Punk is going to have a finger to eat in a second . . . . Our lady Tilden cuts a pretty figure on the tennis court . . . . Capt. Quisno being re- warded for the long hours of toil he and his men put in on the football field .... The Jani- tors cleaning up on the morning after the night before .... You certainly look smooth, Cliff .... Is the kitten watching the birdie, Nellie? .... We wonder who Bill's pal is, may- be it's Tom Thumb .... With girls like these around why should any boy object to coming to school?