Mitchell High School - Warbler Yearbook (Mitchell, SD)

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1 ,.f M 'ml fx. v, If . .g, F --va Fullerton Lumber Company LUMBER AND COAL Phone 2355 Mitchell, S. Dali. Mr. Fort: What is your highest ambi- tion, Don? Don Murphy: To raise as witty a family as did my mofher. Don Fort: Why do you talk to yourself? Lowell S.: Well, for two reasons. First, because it's a great pleasure to talk to an intelligent man and second, it is equally vtry delightful to hear an intelligent man talk. Miss Hopfner: When I say, 'I was hand- some,' I am using the past or preterit tense: when I say, 'I shall be handsome,' I am usingr the future tense. Now, Iris, tell me what tense I am using when I say, 'I am handsome'? Iris: Pretense. Dean H.: What kind of a disposition have you? Nellie L.: Just like a sweet bread: sweet all over, but I spoil easily. LANGE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE FOR YOUR Permanent Hair Waving' Imported French Cosmetics Shampooing Hair Dressing EXPERT OPERATORS 104 East Fourth Ave. Mitchell, S, D. DRS. IVIABEE 8: MABEE Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat SPECIALISTS Glasses Fitted First National Bank Bldg. Phone 2537 Mr. Jordan: One of my students was so entranced this morning that he remained in my lecture room all through lunch hour. Floyd A.: Why didn't you wake him up? Dick Splitt fat cafe in Wioonsocket dur- ing tournamontjz Waiter, this butter is so strong it could walk over and insult the coffee. Glen Draisey: And this coffee is so wealc that it couldn't resent it. Mr. Reuben: On her sixteenth birthday I gave my daughter her first front door key. Mr. Woelfel: That was the proper spirit, old man. Mr. lReuben: Not necessarily-I just got t'red of having her knock off the milk bot- tle crawling through the pantry window. Dale A.: Je t' adore. Hermine M.: Shut it yourself, you came in last. LYDIA'S EAT SHOPPE We Are Always Glad to Serve You Continuous Service from 7:30 a. rn. to 8:00 p. m.

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Dee Carlson: What's the matter with your arm? June Johnson fwith arm in slingjz My injury is due to reckless driving. Dee C.: Of your car? June: No, of a nail. Paul Noble: How are you doing in school? Keene R.: Oh, I'm as famous as Na- poleon. Paul: What do you mean? Keene R.: I went down in history. Scallin Drug Company 212 North Main St. FOUNTAIN SERVICE LUITCTIES CANDY TOILET ARTICLES ATHLETIC GOODS South Side Drug Store 701 South Sanborn llilllllltil ly It .N H. Yi. up All if ll t 'li bo 1, .wt e ig' l Q' ', Wil M -' l it Good ,,.l'iA!2gmnx nrclsrsm, lsmlmrsuvs 6 :Eng to iltlllmlfly Get il Where iii tilt il ltlfl 't lj Milli Tyll I if TNI l 'llx Is i ' I V ' ll. N - llrlllliii COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. 125 s. Kimball st. Mitchell Graduation Announcement, '34 Style Graduates of M. H. S. Will Be United in the Common Bonds of Degree June, 1934i After a Short Trip to the Altar a Graduation Dinner will be Served Ufnder Fort's Desk, at Eight Sharp, Faculty Wives Will Sling the Hash.

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Q., we Q' v, V xc .5 4 1 Ii 1, ,, I M ,I l, .1 .,.. ., XL ,. .g L, PHILL UP PHILLIPS Instant Starting Quick Pick-Up Better Mileage I I hilliPS wnii Regardless of weather conditions, with Phillips 66 in the tank . . . what a tremendous difference! All with- out paying a penny of extra price fog' these high test benefits of Phil- lips 66. Highest Test at the Price of Ordinary Gasoline Recipe for Faculty Party 14 glass Rock Spring Water White of egg 1 glass imitation grape juice Shake well in cocktail shake? Serve in Blue Ribbon bottles VVhoopee!l After a strcnuous football season Coach Quintal called his men together for a last talking tof' He saw Willie Throm sitting quietly in the corner and asked: Throm after three months of football, what have you gotten for your pains? Willie: Liniment, sir. Then there was the time when Phyllis packed up her valise when Danny asked her to go to Grand Hotel. He closed his eyes in ecstasy And spoke as he stooped to kiss- ,Tis many and many a draught I've had But not from a mug like this. -Bob McGrad y. Congratulations and Best Wishes i - 955.5262 Quality - Courtesy - Satisfaction i H. NOBLE at soN Incorporated Funeral Directors Mitchell, S. Dak. JOS. P. TSCHETTER makes a specialty of teaching Brass In- struments. Anyone wishing to know the latest method of teaching how tc- play brass instruments call 2319, or see me in person, for special lessons, Eileen T.: I don't smoke, drink, or neck. Now that that's settled, where do we go 'Z Bob N.: Home. Millie R.: Name some liquid thaL won' freeze. Don Brummel: Hot water. Ca1'l L.: If all the men should leav America, what would follow? Zona E.: I would. ,,,,...n.. . , L 6 ,MYJU-L ,,