Helt Township High School - Old Rose and White Yearbook (Dana, IN)

Page 55 text:

L Morgan’s Emporium CLINTON, INDIANA fr A MODERN STORE QUALITY MERCHANDISE GOOD VALUES COURTESY SERVICE SATISFACTION 3 Half a dozen good reasons why you should do all your buying at MORGAN’S Tin happiest moments of my life, 1 spent in the arms of another man’s wife. My mother! God bless her. o----o By his loud voice the man you’ll spot, With information small; While one who really knows the facts. Will scarcely talk at all. o----o “Shall I brain him?” cried Byron, And Byrl’s courage fled; You can’t, it’s a Freshman, Just hit him on the head. Kinma: “Do cats go to heaven?” .Mr. Bennett: “Of course not.” Kinma: “ Well, where do the angels get their harp strings?” o---------------------0 Russel: “When do you think about air the most?” Harold: “When I have five flat tires.” o----o “When was the loose-leaf system first used?” “Kve used'it to keep track of her party gowns.” WB HAVE A BETTER LINE OF Ready-to-wear Apparel FOR BOTH LADIES AND GENTS THAN WE HAVE EVER CARRIED As each season comes we strive to make this our goal. Before you buy, give ua a call and we will be pleased to help you plun for your individual needs. BETTER SERVICE IS OUR MOTTO D. Andrews Dry Goods Company Dana and St. Bernice, Indiana

Page 54 text:

W. P. HOPKINS CO. | | CLEVEJONES j General Merchandise : : : QUALITY SERVICE GENERAL LOW PRICES MERCHANDISE • i i i livery purchase is guaranteed i i WEST CLINTON, IND. | i satisfactory --■! t- Take Advantage of the Savings We Offer You Come in now and let us put away that room or odd piece of furniture you will need this spring. J. W. REDMAN Furniture and Undertaking DANA, INDIANA SERVE U Filling Station i GAS OIL Tires and accessories Prices That Please r. McGinnis WEST CLINTON. INDIANA Helen K.: “Is she tough?” La Vera: “Tough? She wears a chicken wire for a hair net.” o------------------o Alee: “That man playing forward, will soon be our best man.” Bonnie: “Oh, this is so sudden.” “That’s a load oft' my mind,” said Mrs. Hunt, as she washed her hair, o------------------o Elza: “What is an oyster?” Creepy: “An oyster is a fish built like a nut.” Emerald: 1 wish to ask you a question concerning a tragedy.” Mr. Bea n blossom : “Well?” Emerald: What is my grade?” o-----------------o I dearly love Jim Aiken’s girl. My faith cannot be shaken; But when I go to see her. She is always Belle Aiken.” o-----------------o There was a little girl, And her name was Annie; She was going down tin street, And slipped on a bananie. R. C. WEY DRUG COMPANY ST. BERNICE, INDIANA THE EDISON SHOP RADIO SETS AND SUPPLIES Try Our Chocolate Sodas Courteous Service Always 7 i

Page 56 text:

Freshman: “Say, teacher, is it just a milk train that has a cow catcher?” o----o Spacing. When he first came to see her, lie showed a timid heart, And when the lights were low, They sat this far apart, And when his love grew warmer, And learned the joy of a kiss, They knocked out all the spaces, Andsatupcloselikethis. o----o Freshic: “Kind sir, will you extract this painful sliver from under my nail?” Senior: “Dear me, child, you’ve been scratching your head again.” o----o Mrs. Kimball (in English 12 class): ‘‘Decline the word flea.” Hubert: ‘‘Flea, fly, flown.” Carl: ‘‘Flea, flow, flown.” John: ‘‘Flea, bite, itch.” o----o Marjorie I.: ‘‘Do you like indoor sports?” Thelma: ‘‘Yes. if they know when to go home.” o----o Bennett bought a radio, And now he’s in despair; For since he’s gone to listening in, Opal’s given him the air. Mr. Bennett to Senior at class play rehearsal: “What’s the matter with you people? Can’t you speak any louder? Be more enthusiastic. Open your mouth and throw yourself into it.” o----o Mr. Bennett: ‘‘Which travels the faster, cold or heat?” Bernice: “Why, heat I guess, ’cause you can catch cold.” o----o Brown was a stranger in Blanford’s street. It was evening. A man approached. “Sir,” he said, “your beacon has ceased its functions.” “What?” gasped Brown in astonishment. “Your illuminator, I say, is shrouded in unmitigated oblivion.” “I don’t quite—” “The effulgence of your irradiator has evanesced.” “My dear fellow—” “The transversal ether acsillations in your incandcnser have been discontinued.” Just then a tinned—” Just then a little newsboy came over and said, “Say mister, yer lights out.” An echo is the only thing that can heat Leo Aikman out of the last word.