Centerville Senior High School - Mortonian Yearbook (Centerville, IN)

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MORTONIAN 1924 l no I ' I I I H Your High School days can be re- H E i member 'best by having good i i The 'E phoftolgrraphs of yourself and Q .5 I H friends. 3 E 'J A N oo a Q - When you think of ,good photo- Q i Q- I A a . E E graphs, think of- E' .E Way 15 the Best Way 3 E li E I l I I 5' E 3 E 'E l I 'Q 7 g RICHMOND CASH ff lllrshburg s 5 g CREAM STATION PHONE 1830 i 3: Richmond, Indiana g 'az Phone 1491. Richmond, Ind. E Gocky: S-ay Dleak, it gets collder I U Wlhen the thermometer fa-lls don't it? Goldle fcaumg at School 1101159 to 'CEU Deak: Yes' thein she is not coming to school and cocky: Wen wu get terrible cold ffymg fo dlsguise her voice? for lit ju-st fell 'five feet and broke all Goldie is not well today she will not to pieces. be at school. gf Mr. Ranck: Oh that is alright. Who 'E I-J b 3 is tl1lS? E e 2 G01-die fsurprised at the questionl H 3: My Mother. 1' 'F ' 'J G E Since fish is a good brain food we i i suggest the Juniors eat some. Z' 2 . . . Zi 'gf Auto Repalflng, T3.X1 02 rfggggcggggggggggggggg E SQTVICG, Accessories, :J . Qxy AC.ety1ene 5 31.25 Sluts Dry Cleaned i Welding i Parcel Post Free e i E Philadelphia Battery Service i R. E. .5 Station. i Tailor 'F 5 g Centerville, Indiana i Richmond Indiana :XIZIZ!!IZIUXIZIXIXIZIZIZIZIZIZl!lZlXl2lXl.lXI!l2l2l2: ONE HUNDRED NINE!

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MORTONIAN f l2l2l!l2l2l2l2lXn F XIX!!!XlXlzlgniuZIZIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXI IXIXIXIXIXI lXl!lzlglxixIXlXlXlXl:l2l2l2l2l2l:l2l' uxuxngu :!a2n3u3l!l2uSIXIXIXlXlXl!IXIXIXlXl!IXIXIXlIlll!!!IXIZIXlXl!!!I2I2IZIXIXIZIXIXIXIXIZIZIZISI Compllments of- Q' 25, ,450 malimu I GENERAL MERCHANDISE y I .. I .. I 2 .. . I O0 I .. I .. I .. I .. I .. I I I .. I .. I .. I .. I I .. I .. I .. I D1 I .. I .. I O0 I ,. I .. I .. l .. I .. I .. I ? N Pho e 23 , n . I .. I .. I oo aa en oo Centerville, Indiana 1924 I I 04 I -1-z-3-3-3-x-3-3-:ng-1-1-2I:nga:uznzng-guxnxuaug-gnznzsznzlzltl2IZIXIZIXIZurl!llltlzlrlXIXIXISIXIZIXISIXIZISI I IRI Q Mr. Ranck: When I go out in my Ford I'n1 always pretty sure I'll get back. Maynard H: Oh do you always feel sure, I dc-n't ever feel sure until I do. lXIIIIl2:XlXl:l:I2:Sl:lilSl'ISI!l2lXl2l!l2l2l:l2lZlXl!l Did any of you fellows lose a roll of bills with a rubber band around it? Chorus of voices: I did Well, I found the rub-ber. ' ' lZlXlXl2l2lXlXIXIX!2lilXl1lXlXlXl!l2l2l2l2lXl Ill! zlfl oo I 5 The Farmers i 9 Use the Whel-an Products -5 1 ' I I R ' 3 E 3 E CSQ,-Qperatlve 5. ,E Also Feeds for ,E COIRPHRY Q HOGS, POULTRY and CATTLE 5 Q Q' .5 Jobber of : E Dealers In E E E i lg i GOLD MEDAL and POLAR i GRAIN AND FARMERS' 3 Q BEAR FLOURS, SURE GROW 2 A -1 e. GARDEN LAWS and FIELD A A SUPPLIE 5 5 .1 S .5 5, SEEDS. .5 i C t. . d i 5 5 n o-opera ive in name an .s '4 .1 .1 .1 3 OMER G. WHELAN .e .5 every Way. .5 5. 5. 3 H 3 The Feed Man E I l I I .5 Patronlze us and be Q E Telephone 1679 5 g convinced, 5. 3 31-33 south sth sf. Richmond. S w 3 w ONE HUNDRED EIGHT

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THE MORTONIAN 1924 3283DIEIIDDIPDUOIIKOEQYYCQCEICEQSIOCOJJGDSCLCJZQCLCGSQSSS OD, tfC! I ,I HAIL CENTERVILLE To your call we'll rally ever Centerville High, hear now our praise, We forget thy glories never, Now with joy our voices raise. From the sky in swelling echoes, Comes the cheer that tells the tale Of our victories, and our hero-es, Hail Centerville, hail, all hail! CHORUS:- Hail, hail, to Centerville! All hail to our red and gray. Hail, hail, to Centerville! May she for the right always stay Ever grateful, ever true This our tribute to you still Of the days we've spent with you, All hail to Centerville!! ' When in after years we're yearning, In old C. H. S. to be, May our hearts with love be turning, To the scenes we used to see. Back among our fondest memories, Back among our friends of yore. Greatest hopes and sweetest reveries. Hail to days that are no more! TWO