Ashley High School - Ashlian Yearbook (Ashley, OH)

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Ejliliys ff ' A- H- S- gg Q31 Paranlount-Artcraft Pictures Always shown at EXHIBIT THEATRE' Dorothy G.- They say some men are baldheaded because they use their brains too much.. Harley W.-!'Quite so, that's why women have no hair on their lips. Miss SpauldingeJ'Name some- thing of importance existing today that did not exist 100 years ago. EverettA Me. Lloyd C.- I wonder what I shall wear in heaven? Clifford D.- I know what I shall wear if I see you there. Lloyd C.- What? Clifford- A surprised look. Edgar Jolley- Waiter, bring me a cup of coffee the color of my girl's neck. Nabo- What did Doris say when you turned out the lights and kissed her? Wap.-- She said that she felt like -she never wanted to see my face again. Our idea of tough luck it to work for your board and then lose your appetite. Harold S.--A'Say George, what do you want to get married for? George H.- Because I don't want my name to die out. Wanda C.- What bird is known as the bird of peace? Merlin M.- The chicken. Oh, scissors, let's cut up. MILTON BRADLEY CO. Manufacturers of KINDERGARTEN and SCHOOL SUPPLIES Water Colors and Colored Crayons Drawing and Manual Art Supplies Publishers of SPECIAL BOOKS FOR TEACHERS Philadelphia, Pa. Arch and Seventeenth St. ,. ii i ,, . .,.,-. .

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N.--- TRY F. W. SHARP The Grocer ASHLEY, OHIO Phone 49 Crawford Carter- How old is that lamp, dad? Bert Carter- Oh, about three years. C. C.- Turn it down then, it's too young to smoke. There was a young maiden, Mary Hatch, She was bashful, but wondrous wise: She wouldn't cross a potato patch, For she knew that the spuds had eyes. Marshall Duncan - Marguerite Day and I were the only ones who won any honors in the Senior class. I won the championship belt for laziness and Margie inherited the earth. Miss Benedict- Why were the Middle Ages called the period of darkness? Kenney- Because there were so many knights. I I :I 'I 'I 'I :I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 4 1 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I :I 'I Shoes That Satisfy WA f -4 AW 0 INN' Y LU IE' IWW WT' 4: is ..L.Lim..h 4 AE'-. : i Q' ' ,f V 12153 s, - f Qxfx -Y 'S X Nazi I W ff, LII If ' Q ilwzux Q .. If N 'asaf N -Qi - ef-I - 3525 2553 J 'I I. IW qv' fi, E.. ..... . .... . 7 w, f ' 5 qm.r.f Q: I, ,Q x, . R. T. GRAFF Delaware, Ohio . '.., T2 IJ I --I r I

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Elle T A. H. S- fi:-iI9Q..lL...iL.........lCl P 4 Neil- If my father was a duke and my mother a duchess, what ji We Grind Our Own Lenses would that make me. 11 Richard-f Why, I guess you'd be E: a duke s mixture. 4, B' SL Sexton- Dogs are not allowed , , , , in here, Sir... it Jlull LLERS AND Mr. Reed- That's not my dog. 1: SextoneJ'Not your dog? Why he ji OPTOMETRISTS is following you. Mr. Reed- Well, so are you. P . 1' 4b 4? gf Diamonds, Watches, Libbey Cut Burdette Aldrich- There's one If thing I can't eat for breakfast and If Glass and Jewelry that is supper. :E H? ,I Optical Goods and Silverware Wayne Biercef This wash board E' is a hundred years old. 5 Lelia Cline- Yes, it surely is if DELAWARE, OHIO wrinkled. P P P This Store has for its Fundamental Ideal the Presentation of Absolutely Reliable Merchandise We are safe-guarding your own Best Interests In offering you only those lines which reflect this policy l YOU FIND IT A PLEASURE TO SHOP HERE I Knowing that whatever you buy represents economy Based on Quality rather than Price THE PEOPLE'S STORE COMPANY CARDINGTON, OHIO