Garber High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Garber, OK)

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Champlin Refining Co. For Efficient Service and Good Merchandise Br. ll-I. 4 . ll-Ielluma DENTIST I WORK FOR WHITE PEOPLE ONLY Rooms 306-7-8-American National Bank Building Phone 1026 Enid, Oklahoma.. I-I-Qll:NDS When In Enid Drop In To The American National Many of Your Old Garber Friends Are Interested In This Bank and A Warm Welcome Awaits You At All Times American National Bank Capital and Surplus 5250000.00 -n x in O f 1 Enid SCHOOL OF MUSIC Garbex I woke to look upon a face So silent white and cold Oh friend' The agonv I felt Can never half be told We had lived tobether but a year Too soon it seemed to me Those gentle hands outstretched and still Who d to led so haid fo1 me My wak ng thoughts had been of one Who now to sleep had dropped My Ingeisoll had stopped Olive Vaughn DF? CAD RFFR Office Phone 252 Residence Phone G40-W 404 Ameilcan National Bank Bullding Enid ----- - Oklahoma Q 6 C7 O 9 I , I ' l was hard to realize, Oh friend, . O 14 f l 1 ' 7 I ' NN P6Y1MYlhiN1P01i76N1i'6T1

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.v. A-A .'. -. .1 .vn .-A .-. .-A .-.J,.,. A-. A- .v. .-. .v. .,. .v. .v .,. .4 ,T ft. , .- .,. .v. .-. Y A BUSINESS EDUCATION IS A NECESSITY For Young.lVIen .and Young Women who would accomplish the most in this life, a Bus1nesS Training is a Pre-Requisite. A business education is necessary' in order touthe greatest accomplishment, because every activity in life involves business principles. The business world is clamoring for ambitious young men and young women who have proven their far-sightedness by preparing to do what it wants done. Bookkeepers, stenographers, typists, secretaries, accountants, managers, salesmen, executives, are in demand everywhere. Young people who are qualified to hold such positions are in demand, While the untrained are begging for just any-old-thing-to-do.. THE ENID BUSINESS COLLEGE is more than a quarter century old. It is the Oldest Business College in Oklahoma. It is fully accredited by National Association of Accredited Commercial Schools. Its graduates are in demand in excess of the supply. It is a personal interest school. Enroll any time. Prepare for a good position and receieve it at any time at the hands of this reliable business training institution. J. E. GEORGE, Enid, Okla. ENID BUSINESS COLLEGE Pres. 8x Mgr. Cleo R: I am trying to grow a mustache and am wondering what color it will be. Miss Peters: At the rate it is growing now it will be gray. Paul Graham: Why do you stare at me? Irma: Mother says you are a self-made man. Paul: Well, why stare? Irma: Pm wondering Why you made yourself like that? William D: Why, Ralph, where did you get that black eye. Ralph: Well, the.cow kept hitting me in the face with her tail, so I tied a brick on it. E 'd S ' H 't l Miss Addie Hansen, Manager ,Qef3.5f,, -'-'. fQ2ilZ:i1?552i2Q5ii ff 15.1.15-my-iffij-,Al ,'. '53, , i' i'f::3f3fiQQfQQQ'Q. f', 'if ,f Miss Bertha Stark, Superintendent iE53'5gf1QEE5 ' ,..A ff, 5 -:F ::.255?751.. -'- :if e-'-a - - Q 'r,'l H . Q -'iifi Dr' T' B- Hinsvn, Surgeon C0w11erJ Dr. T. M. Watson, Internal Medicine Dr. L. R. Walker, Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat DF- A- L- Mchmis, Ubstetfics Gynecologl' .11555552EREEESESSEEESEEQEQ2222222152221e121252f2'2:2f2ie22l5:5232f2aE52fi-I-1siz:fir1:s252:252522152555222522222122222222525222: :.:. Dr. N. L. Kendall, Radium and Diagnosis Dr. J. R. Swanr, Surgery and Diagnosis -4-THEM..- Qlhamplin ill-Iarhwetrv Glnmpang THE WINCHESTER STORE ENID, OKLAHOMA fvf v- v- Av- v- v fvfvv- -vrvfvv-vv-vvAvv-vfvv-v av- v-v A - - - A A -

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- - DSA IEAIMIISAIIMI IM + 1 l eI : g: i f 1 - Of al ff-'-ee-i-h - : 1 0 1' : 4I 1: Q fl 11 1: 11 1: 11 1: 1 1 ENID 1' 11 1 fi '1 1' ' HART SCHAFFER and MARX CLOTHES :I P 11 1: In 1: 11 1: 1' l 'I 1 Company 1 11 1' O r WHERE GOOD FURNITURE IS CHEAP :I 4 P I1 NEW MASONIC TEMPLE 1: 11 11: 11 1: ii I 1I 11 My girl is modest, meek and mentally pure. 11 She never mugs smokes or parties, 1, She thinks cosmetics are a form of breakfast food. 1: 1: That's a dang lie! 4, 4 P 1 -A H- 1: No sleep was allowed in the suite of the Garber teacher's at Oklahoma City until I Mrs. Harrington's daily cross-word puzzle had been solved. 1: 41 MW Wi W I f 1: 5' Bettie, in studying algebra, came across a word which she did not know the mean- 'E 1' ing of, so she asked Jimmie D., what a cubic yard was. if 1' Jimmie: I don't know, but I guess it is a yard where the Cuban children play. 1: 11 : il We congratulate the members of the 1925 Garber High School for completing the I: 11 first lap in their education. We wish them unbounded success and happiness during N1: 1 their life work. 1: 11 1: 1 ..-..sANFoRD FRAZIER---W 1 , . N I- En1d's Betterized D R U G C O . Drug Store 1 :P -lil. 125 Nnrth Grand Phone 79 --l-if 1: 41 1' 31 SANFORD-KENDRICK SANFORD-BLAIR :E 1: DRUG CQ, DRUG CO. 4, :I Corner Grand and Broadway Oklah0ma State Bailk Bldg- 1: 1 phone 668 Phone 406 I 41 1: 11 1: 11 i 0 3 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Mufti