Medora High School - Medorian Yearbook (Medora, IN)

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5 o'1 Safve for a Definite Purpose Start a savings account today and assure your- self of the opportunity to take the desired course in college by the time you have completed High School, or perhaps some cherished business venture you have planned. ' Our Bond Department is always at your service, offering only the conservative kind of investments. Ask us about it. The Medora State Bank 0- 1 Inspector: Any abnormal children i in your class? ' H Miss Hess: Yes, two of them have 'I good manners. ll 0-0 H When were the happiest days of your life? I R When my deportment was all gone, and I could do as I pleased. 0-0 U Miss Hess: Yes, Mr. Lewis, I can II make good bread. You just go and ask papa. ii Mr. Lewis: 0h! This is so sudden! d , .. o-0 I e S U He: Cold, hun? ll She: About to freeze. He: Want my coat? ,, She: Just the s1eeves. II 0-0 . Freddie ton Economics examlz How Seymgul' - Indlana ll far were you from the correct answer? Carroll: Just two seats. -I o-o ll A letter from college son to dad: No II mon-no fun-your son. ll Answer: I't's sad-too bad-your 49:0 dad ,

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an HEADQUARTERS -for- OLIVER -and- MASSEY HARRIS FARM EQUIPMENT CURDES HARDW RE COMP Y -PHONE S7- SEYMOUR - INDIANA 1:11 1 1:1 1:1 1:1 1,1r1w:o G. SLUNG Shoe Store SEYMOUR and SALEM, IND. Shoes and Rubber Foot- wear for the entire family. o1n1n1 5 ' f-L: S H ' ' .K wf lj I i'i H u iV4gwlP'p.,l1tll.t N u II w.'-,.. -QJ1. ,jr W' ll U X , N- I! 1 ' .1 - l! II i II !! I -f-- -we -- .. it . ll U i !! U ' U gg BRUNSWICK PANATROPES U ll and RADIOLAS U H d u u 'an ' u n ATWATER KENT RADIOS. gg Batteries and 'Tubes at II Il ii ESTEL H. HANCOCK H MUSIC CO. Ll Q Seymour, Indiana soccnss Smile ,and the world smiles with you, Complain, and you go alone, For the cheerful grin will let you in Where the crank is never known. Growl, and the way looks dreary, Laugh, and the path is bright, For a welcome smile brings sunshine while, A frown shuts out the light. Sing, and the world's harmonious, Grumble and things go wrong, And all the time you are out of rhyme With the busy, hustling throng. o-o The less heart a man puts into a task, the more labor it requires. -Amiel. ofo I hate a thing done by halves, If it be right, do it boldly: If it be wrong, leave it undone. -Gilpin. o-o Basil: I asked her if I could see her home. Mansil: And what did she say? Basili She said she would send me a picture of it.

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If U ASK YOUIR NEIIG-HIBOIR LAITIEST DESIGNS II WHO HAS BOUIGHT UIP-'ro-DATE LEITTERIING ij OF U-S AND CARVING ii ' 'Mark Every Grave ' ' U H OWENS C O QUALITY MONUMENTS Salem, Indiana H Satisfaction Guaranteed H LARGEST si-wx IN CALL, whim: on SOUTHERN INDIAINA PHONE 489 I J. P. Pferrer RESTAURANT AND BAKERY Medora - Indiana i Home of Golden Grust Bread 0:0 John: How old do you suppose Mr. Lewis is? Hollis: .Don't know. Pretty old, I ex- pect. He is getting bald-headed. John: Oh no! He burnt that -trying to niarcel his hair. o-o Do you know, I haven't spoken to my wife for five years? ' I shouldn't let 'that worry me, old man-your turn will come again. 0-0 Clara E.: What was George Wash- ington noted for? Alberta G.: His memory. Clara: What makes you think his memory was so great? ' Alberta: They erected a monument to it. cr-o Father: There was something funny about you las-t night, daughter. Wilma: I know, but I Sent him home as early as I could. o-o Lee W.: Say, what'S Limburger cheese composed of? Kenneth J.: It'cs not composed. It'S decomposed.