Findlay High School - Trojan Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

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NEW ROYA THEATRE Findlay's Most Comfortable Theatre Pecfect Pictures at All Times Continuous Every Day 2 P. M. to 9:45 P. M. THANK YOU W. K. RICHARDS, Mgr. DO YOU REALIZE THE ADVANTAGE OF BUY- ING AT THIS STORE? Our stocks are larger, the store service is better and we oEer you only such styles and pattems as shown in the larger city stores. We give the young man just -.-il-at he wants, plenty of snap and character in clothes, made by Hart Schafner 8: Marx and Clothcraft Prep Togery to Match WE GIVE ECONOMY STAMPS B oomingdaleis Some Imagination 'Twas a nice October morning W Last September in -lulyg The moon lay thick upon the ground, The mud shown in the sky: The flowers were singing sweetly. The birds were in full bloom, lYhile I went down the cellar To sweep an upstairs room. The time was Tuesday morning On XVednesday, just at nightg I saw a thousand miles away, A house just out of sight. The walls projected backwards. The front was round the back, It stood between two more And it was white-washed black. 4' -ir' 'Q' lllargaret P.- I heard you were treated like dogs overseas. Gibson- Yes, sometimes they put us in pup tents. 'X' 'ir' 'Q' Domestic Science Teacher findi- cating a torn piece in pupil's blousel - A stitch in time saves nine. Peg- It's never too late to mend. 4' 'ir' 'lr Hard on the Eyes Gibby's red tie. Dwight Myers' green sweater. Edna Moore's make-up in Mi- lcadof' Mac's rosy cheeks. Pearl VVilliamson's love scene in It Pays to Advertise. The Board an hour after the seats have gone on sale. Uackey selling Boston Garters. ' 'ir' 'ir' 'I' A Serious Case Pat was taken awful bad last night: they had to send for the vet- erinaryf' 'XVhy the veterinary? Bc-gobsl he had the nightmare. 'X' 'I' 'i' Evidently His money is tainted. Indeed P Yes: 'taint yours, and 'taint mine! X J Page Ninety-six

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6 N Barr 8: Company D. A, NEALEIGH, Mgr. 5c-STORES-10c With Variety Departments 409 S. Main Street FINDLAY, OHIO YES EVEN TODAY! XYhen price inilation is the paramount topic of conversation, it is possible to wear a suit tail- ored-to-order by skilled hands and of choicest materials. at the price of pre-war flavor-335, 340. S50 :infl upwards. PROMPT DELIVERIES Harry R. Schneider Company Practical Merchant Tailors 212 South Main Street The Question Census Taker-Does your hus- band gamble, smoke or stay out late at nights? Indulgent XYife-That's his busi- ness. Census Taker-Has he any other business. 4' 'i' 'i' Mr. Conn- If the President and all the Cabinet should die who would ofFiciate? Caroline M.- The undertaken 4' 4' 'i' Marjorie Koontz on seeing a blind man sitting on the porch- O, mother, see that blind man watch the boys play ball. 4' 4- 'i' Mr. Lee- lYhich eats most- aninials or birds ? Student- Birds, sir. because they take a peck at a time. 'I' 'i' 'i' Mr. F i n t o n in Psychology- XYhen the puritans landed in Hol- land they soon had the people of Holland divided into the Rotter-dam Dutch, the Amster-dam Dutch, and the other kind of Dutch. 'I' 'i' 'i' Virgil- VVhat's your favorite tree? A Ethel B.- Yew, dear. 'i' 4' 'K' La Candidate-Ctyonnenesl je suis prete a repondu a toutes les questiones. Une E l e c t r i c e - Quaves-vous achete ce delicieux chapeau? 'i' 'P -X' jack Betts- Those trousers of yours look a bit worn. Dick Martz- They're on their last legs. rl- 'X' 'ir A wise student always knows the class record of the fellow he is copy- ing from. rl' rl' 4' Conn- Does your nephew want an education, Miss Crohen? Miss Crohen- He says he is will- ing to be a quarterback in the elec- toral college. Q J Pa ge Ninety-ei gh!