Findlay High School - Trojan Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

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f N be Qlznmmerrial Bank 8: Savings Clin. 335 South Main St. lelrzineh llank, SOO North Blain Street FINDLAY, OHIO Chartered by the State of Ohio, and Under State Supervision Capital Paid In ------ S 125,000.00 Surplus -------- 50,000.00 Resources -------- 1,500,000.00 PAID ON W SAVINGS AND TIME DEPOSITS n1kEe'roRs.xxnorifieiins ,lohn B. Heimhofer, President John T. Montgomery. Yiee-President Dr. N. I.. Maelaehlan. Vice-President C. Al. Oller. CH5ll:CY ,l. O. Reed, Assistant Cashier Chas. H. Iligelow ,-Xl. Iilloomingdale N. XY. Cunningham Your Banking Business Is Solicited, Be It Large or Small PROGRESSIVE SAFE CONSERVATIVE Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Car. Twinkle. twinkle, little ear. If indeed that's what you are. Running on the Main St. line How I wish that you were mine. I would put you in my flat, .-Xs a plaything for our cat. So he wouldn't Catch our bird. You may think it sounds absurd. But when first the thing I spied. Holy Smoke , I wildly cried, Someone's ehild has strayed afar On his little liicldie-Kar. XYlieu at length it came along, I decided I was wrong: Tho't it was the private buss Of some plutoeratie cuss. XYho prefers to ride alone On a street ear all his own. Then it was the little man Seated on a stool in front, Did a great magicians' stunt: Pulled a throttle open wide. Then a casement by his side Folded up like some big fan. Now the novel aet began. Down a tiny platform dropped And upon it people hopped. XYith their earfares in their hand. Then I saw a sight, My land! Some had dollars, some had dimes. He makes change a dozen times: .-Xnswers questions with a smile: I-Iollers. Step up in the aislef' I'ulls a lever here and there. Regulating brakes and air. XYhen he is prepared to go. Shuts the bird-cage with his toel Moyes a lever with his knee. XYhirli regulates the speed you see-' l'ulls the bell cord with his teeth. l.est some folks get eauglit beneath. That would throw her oft her track. Maybe flop her on her back. 1 Calls out names of every street: Ilunehes transfers with his feet. Thus he daily gets his dime. Running ears on Main St. line. XYnrth a dime? Yea. and more ,lust to see him fold that door. -Yernon Burns. F. H. S. '24 4' + 'I' Jokes Iloyibus kissibus sweeti girlorum Girlibus likibus-wanti somorum Pappibus hearibus kissibomorum Kirkibus boyibus outat thedorum. Nightibus darkus, ne lightigolorum Climbibus gateibus, britehibus torum Boyibus badibus-loudibus sworum Girlibus madibus, won't speakinomoruxn Sie semper nuttibus. -Alliance Annual. I ite Une Hundred Twelve