Cedarville High School - Cedarscope Yearbook (Cedarville, OH)

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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

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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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JANUARY Jan. I-Ring ouT The old-in wiTh The new! Jan. Jan. Jan. W f 4 ' Jan. A., Jan. 6-FirsT day back aT school aTTer The holidays. I5-I6-Exams! 'nough said! I7--John Williamson, in Trying To help selecT a class moTTo, suggesTs Give me LiberTy, or any oTher Tive cenT magazine. 22-PracTically snowed in by early evening-closed school Tor The resT of week-22 degrees below-Brr! 30-Seniors selecr diplomas-quiTe a classy piece oT work They did Too! FEBRUARY Feb. 6-ATTer a Tew rounds Today The seniors decide on sweeT peas Tor class flower, simply because orchids and gardenias are Too common. Feb. ll-Mr. Deem asked Bob PresTon whaT Three words mosT used in school are. l don'T know, replied Bob. CorrecT, said Deem. Feb. I7-Mrs. Edwards Takes her liTeraTure classes To Xenia To see The Tale OT Two CiTies. Feb. 23--Mr. FursT and Mr. Deem having The Time of Their lives using The radio Feb. Feb. sysTem ThaT is being dedicaTed. lA giTT from The classes oT '35, '36 and '37.! 27-WhaT, no waTer? CiTy waTer works noT in working order so school is dismissed. 27-28-29-UndeTeaTed-CounTy Champions. These words speak besT Tor This year's girls' baskeTball Team. The school also receives The SporTsmanship Trophy. MARCH Mar. 7-Seniors and Juniors inviTed To l-l. M. S. Pina- Tore, a presenTaTion by The AnTioch Players. Sev- eral seniors accepT-Jean DunevanT ThoughT The leading man was swell! Mar. I9-20-Junior Class Play-Takes you back To grandma's Time. Mar. 25-Since The iuniors have raked in so much money, The seniors are hoping The banqueT will be a riTzy aTTair. Mar. 28-Senior Scholarship TesT aT Xenia. Charles and Harold succeed in holding up The good name oT The school. This seems To be a day oT many evenTs- AgriculTure boys Take a TesT in Xenia also. And lasT buT noT leasT, The high school orchesTra played aT The boys' hobby Tair llvir. Reed-The perTecT example oT The absenT minded proTessorl. 58