Medora High School - Medorian Yearbook (Medora, IN)

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The new photographic work required for the 1927 Medora High School Annual was taken by- The White Studio NORTH VERNON, INDIANA The largest and best equipped studio for fine photo Work of every description in southeastern Indiana. Special attention is given to photos for College and High School Annuals. Photos of schools, commencements or any large as- semblage of people taken with a Cirkut KODAK FINISHING Mail your films to the above address if you want the best prints from your negatives. Camera. WANT ADS WANTED- A seat on the outside row in the as- sembly so Robert Lowell won't have to throw his notes so far.-Vivian Poore. Someone to buy candy for Lillard and Fred. f 4'Sa H Some good students to help Mr. Goss y pick up paper wads. A cure for a sting.-John Fountain. Flowers , , LQST AND FQUNQD FOUND: A fountain pen by a fresh- . man half full of green ink. LOST: A Caesar. Finder please II burn it and receive reward. LOST: My chewing gum somewhere in the waste basket.-Omer Hook. G h nosfr: A lipstick.-Audrey vonsrem. LOST: A six inch comb, with two 1+ inches of teeth and four inches other- ll wise.-Noble Wright, CLEM ROEGGE Pr FOR SALE , op. Sale on shirts for boys with thirteen or fifteen necks. ll FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE A long sweet kiss.-Carroll Wesner. .. A perfectly good horse, See any U Sophomore Latin student after May the inioioioinioiaioioioinioiuzo Ca.I'I'y dOl1b1e.

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-The Greatest Buick Ever Built-- Seymour Motor Sales Co. Authorized Buick Dealers OPEN DAY AND NIGHT SALES, SERVICE and REPAIRS West 3rd St. Phone M-672 When Better Automobiles Are Built-Buick Will Build Them. o io .0 -:s--1-0-222'--Jvaeewee-'M'--1--'Z' Mr. Goss: Did anyone help you with ll this problem, F'ayne? Fayne: No, my brother did it by l himself. ll o-0 N ka k Mr. Lewis: I have a cold in my XII -r head. e Mary Jewell: No wonder, a cold al- Q G H ways settles in the weakest spot. 0-0 Mr. Goss: Who takes charge when H the President dies? II Lillard: The undertaken ' H o-o Dry Goods, Groceries' Mary S.: Noble, if I gave you five , dollars and you already had three, what Shoes and NOt1O.nS, would you have? H Noble: Hysterics. II 0-0 Band Rubber Footwear Miss Hess: Harold, have you done , your outside reading yet? and RayTl'1OIld Coal. H Harold: No, it has been too cold tside H ou . 0-0 M d d. ll Miwss Hess tin Latin classy: What e ora ,- In 1 n does the word equinox mean? a a 3 Mary Louise Hookt A nighthorsef' o-o Carroll W.: I don't understand the .. power of 6 cylinder cars. U 1 Mr. Lewis: We'll study the Chevro- 'I' et.