Upper Sandusky High School - Indian Village Yearbook (Upper Sandusky, OH)

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Complzffments of Fox Sz Kuenzli Garage UPPER SANDUSKY, OHIO CompIz'mC1zt.s Of Bentz 81 Swoverland 5c AND 10c TO 351.00 STORE W. M. SWOVERLAND, Mgr. For DEPENDABLE FOOTWEAR Go to Vogel's Shoe Store BERG--KOEHLER '6Cut Rate Drugs Mary Jane: This is the plote of my story. A midnight SCGI19. Two burg- lars creap stealthily toward the house. They climb a wall and force open a win- dow and enter the room: the strikes one- Helen fbreathlesslyl: Which one? clock James C.: Wlizit does transatlantic mean? Miss Stearns: Across the Atlantic. Trans means across, hence the meaning across the Atlantic. it How things have Changed. re- marked a Hy, walking with her daugh- ter on the head of a man who was very bald. XVhen I was your age this was only a footpath. Here lies the body of Susan Jones, Resting beneath these polished stones. Here name was Brown instead of Jones, But Brown won't rhyme with pol- ished stones, And she won't know if it's Brown or James: Then my dad is transparent. Jones. C0.,,,1,,,-.,,U,,,,fS THE SQUARE DEAL Co-op. f ASSOCIATION 0 ROBERT TROUP, Mgr. The CREAM EGGS Coizgratulatfons and Best Wishes To the Members of the Class of 1938 STE PHAN LUMBER COMPANY M. S. Sz E. G. NEWELL GENERAL INSURANCE AND SURETY BONDS

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C'0'mpIl1'me1z,zfS CALMES 85 MOSSBRUGGER PLUMBING AND HEATING Sf'1'zv17ce AIfzmys We W1'ite Every Conceivable Form of INSURANCE 8: BONDS S-TECHER INSURANCE AGENCY Citizens Bank Building NEW STAR THEATRE ON THE LINCOLN HIGHWAY A Dream COIHQ True A new modern, air-conditioned the- atre for the children of today who are our adults of tomorrow. It is for your pleasure and entertain- ment that we offer you THE NEW STAR THEATRE LEO JONES, Mgr. The RELIABLE PLACE For DRY GOODS Artz Bros. Postman: Does this package belong to you? The name is obliterated. Laurie: Sorry, that can't be mine. My name is Lawrence. 4y-T Great Scott. I've forgotten who wrote 'Ivanhoe', whispered Ed to Dave in an English literature test. Say, I'll tell you, offered Dave. If you'll tell me who the Dickens wrote 'A Tale of Two Cities'. Miss Stearns: How would you punc- tuate this sentence: The wind blew a ten-dollar bill around the corner. '? Bob W.: I would make a dash after the bill. ,-- Mr. Houpt: I forgot my umbrella this morning, dear. Mrs. Houpt: How did you remember you had forgotten it? Mr. Houpt: Well, I missed it when I raised 1ny hand to close it after the rain had stopped. Cofmplion an ts of Ohio Fuel Gas Company ALLISACHALMERS and NEW IDEA FARM MACHINERY THE U. S. IMPLEMEN T CO. 108-112 E. Walker Street PHONE 85 A valuable adjunct to milk in the school cafeteria is I3'reley's Orangeade, and Dari-Rich Chocolate Milk. It NOURISHES as it REFRESHES. Your milkman will be glad to leave a quart of Orangeade or Chocolate Milk. Call the SPRING HILL DAIRY Phone 634-.I-2 A. J. OMLOR SELECTED For sons and daughters Like YOURS HAMILTON, BULOVA, GRUEN and ELGIN WATCHES PERFECT DIAMONDS HART-SNYDER-Jewelers

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Complimevzts of the Daily Chief-Union You Cant Beat a NASH for1938 C ofrnplimcnts of FREIMANN BEVERAGE AND ICE LORENZ FREIMANN, Proprietor FEDERAL MOTOR TRUCKS For Dependable, Carefree NOTED FOR Motgring Gz v1'1zg Years of Faithfvtl SG'I'17l'C0U USE SCHOOL BUSSES Nash Cars Federal Trucks 3 LINCO GASOLINE VIRGEL HALM 2 215 N. Sandusky Ave. MARATHON MOTOR. OILS Upper Sandusky, Ohio Miss Golling: Can you tell me the diiierence between perseverance and ob- stinacy? Ruth: One is a strong WILL and the other is a strong WON'T. Anna Louise: I think George Wash- ington was right when hie advised his countrymen not to eat spaghetti. Wilma: What do you mean, he ad- vised people not to eat spaghetti? They didn't have spaghetti in his day. Anna Louise: Well, anyway, he told them to keep away from those foreign entangle1nents, didn't he? .-1,Q..l Evelyn R.: Why is learning to skate like riding in an elievator? Mary Evelyn: Because half the time you are going down and the other half of the time you're trying to get up. Cofnzplimmzlts of MAYTAG The Many EXCLUSIVE FEATURES Make MAYTAG THE WORLD LEADER MAYTAG SALES AND SERVICE 109 N. Sandusky Ave. SEE Herman A. Stephan FRIGFIDRAIRE Refrigerators, Ranges, Washers, Water Heaters and G. E. Sweiepers Also Electrical Contracting and Radio Service Phone 143-R 208 N. Hazel Street MOBILGAS-MOBILOIL FIRESTONE TIRES With Friendly Service HOUSER SERVICE STATION DR. R. M. ROSSEL X-Ray Diagnosis 210 South Main Street