Cedarville High School - Cedarscope Yearbook (Cedarville, OH)

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Telephones I '36 Buy From CUMMINGS CHEVROLET SALES s A L E s s E R v T c E Soufh Main Sfreef CEDARVILLE, OHIO USED CARS USL BATTERIES GOODYEAR TIRES Specializd Car Lubricafion GAS AND OIL ACCESSORIES Day or Nighf Wrecker Service ROTH STATIONERY, INC. COMPLETE OFFICE OUTFITTERS AND STATIONERS THE FRIENDLY STORE SPRINGFIELD, OHIO I I S. Founfain Ave. Phone M 822 56

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OcT. I5-Whoops! A vacaTion!--well almosT. OpereTTa casT skip classes and go To The Opera House. OcT. I6-Dress rehearsal. l-larold STrobridge sTill geTs ThaT speech Turned around! LeT's only hope Tor The besTl OcT. I7-I8- STruT your sTuTT - and now ThaT ThaT's over waTch The birdie and look beauTiTul. OCT. 25-Teachers go To school for a change and pupils geT a vacaTion. OCT. 3l-We are assigned our duTies Today lAnnual STaTTl. NOVEMBER Nov. 8-CaTeTeria Supper--newly organized band dis- plays TalenT and uniforms. Nov. IO-Home Ec. girls and AgriculTure boys have a parTy in The Torm of a square dance. Nov. I4-Call ouT The Tire deparTmenT-or The gas masks-There's a sTrong smell of chlorine in The chemisTry lab. Nov. I5-FirsT high school dance of year. Mickey PosT Thinks The sTudenTs should be allowed To dance wiTh The TaculTy. Nov. I9-Girls' baskeTball suiTs handed ouT-girls vow To be counTy champs. Nov. 22-Cheer leaders. Those cuTe freshmen, periorm Tor The TirsT Time aT The opening game of The season aT JamesTown. DECEMBER Dec. 2--The juniors are sporTing Their new rings-buT I The seniors sTill say Theirs are The beTTer looking. K XX Anyway we're glad everybody is saTisTied! X 9' 0 .5 Dec. 3-Seniors-Brr, ain'T you coldl WhaT a nighT Tor Q - a coasTing parTyl A swell hill and a regular norThern ,gg wind-They'll survive! Dec. I3-iFriday Tooll MoThers' nighT aT The baskeTball game. Band marches and Torms leTTers Tor The TirsT Time. Virginia, did l hear you say you weren'T supersTiTious? All The same iT is her unlucky nighT liusT The small maTTer oT a broken Toe and sprained anklel. Dec. 20-Teachers TreaTed The high school--SanTa Claus appeared in person! Where's CuTie ? Now Tor a Two weeks vacaTion-hooray! 55

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Compliment Buy Baked Goods of Made in Your Home Town J. M. McMillan CEDARVILLE BAKERY FUNERAL HOME P. M. Gill-ilian, Prop. Phone 7 Phone 2-86 Bob Preston: What have you been .,.,.,,g.-. A. E. HUEY John VV.: Taking part in a guess- ing contest. GENERAL HARDWARE Bob Preston: But I thought you had a literature quiz ? and John VV.: I did. TIN SHOP R. Ledbetter: VVhat have automo- biles done for the people ? D Mr. Deeln: They have helped a lot of people to see this world and the COAL-COKE ICE nextj, Trucking Service Blest be the tie that binds Ph. l42 Cedarville My collar to my shirt, For underneath this silken band Lies half an inch of dirt. C. H. CROUSE RENE GROCERIES AND MEAT MARKET Finger Waving Home Killed Meats Hair Cutiing 57