Medora High School - Medorian Yearbook (Medora, IN)

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Wx ................... ,B 14:0 For Good ji ll Entertainment n -visit The- 11 rn Medora li Theatre M ll i MEDORA - INDIANA H 0 0' THINGS WE NEVER EXPECT TO SEE Jessie Vaughn not laughing. Percey Ganstine a farmer. Noble Wright with hair combed. Laverne Huffman talking to girls. CarrollWesner,without a pocket full of pictures and notes. Fred Ollis not begging for candy. Homer Tedrow with any nerve in day- light. Robert Shortridge with a heavy beard. Vivian Bennett with blue eyes and straight hair. Paul Hill with head raised when walking down the aisle. Lee Weddel having black eyes. Harry Davis blushing. Thomas Beem Zollman without freckles. Kenneth Johnson smooching around Jake Smith's at night. Eugene Eglen wearing a tie. Nellie Plummer stoop-shouldered. Ruth Massena not chewing gum. John Wallace not watching the clock. DRI K Coca-Cola IN BOTTLE Coca-Cola Btg. Co. Bedford, Indiana ' no Wilma Barnum fat. Renaldo Gilbert flirting, Mary Skinner with curly locks. An A+ for senior grades in Physics. Carroll Wesner not dressed fit to kill. Lillard Hill not trying to kid some- one. 'Phe Senior class agreeing on any- thing. Marian Williams coming to school early. Miss Gladys Hess not smiling. Nobody having the Wright away in Economics class-but Noble Wright. Renaldo Gilbert a prize fighter. Cynthia Hill an artist. Mary Wesner without an escort to school. Ruth Massena not dancing in Physics class when Mr. Lewis has his back turned, C.V. Weddell not giving a test five days out of a week. Mr. Goss not giving us some fatherly advice. Mr. Lewis not coming in a few min- utes late for everything except meals,

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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.

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