Selah High School - Fruitspur Yearbook (Selah, WA)

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Antiseptic Barber Shop for Clean, fast, nioflern servis-e Shorty and Tess White, Props. He had never had such a tough time in his life. First he got ap- pendicitis, followed by rheumatism. Just as he was recovering from these he got emprosthenia followed by phygogalactic and arteriomatacia. Somehow he got over them just in time to get pleuropneumonia to say nothing of tonsilitis. All in all, he never knew how he pulled through it. It was the hardest spelling test he'd ever seen. Individual M illworku for the Church - School - Home Arthur A. Aves, Inc. Yakima Compliments of Barnes-Woodin Co. Bassford's Cigar Store Meet me at Billls Compliments of Ben Tyrrell Service Station Without the Aftermath Don Baker: Let's go in and dance with the girls. Juniors: Let's follow the seniors on their sneak. Warren Jones: Let's sing Beer, beer for old Selah High. Mr. Smith: Watch me pass this car on the intersection. Bob Milne: I move that girls have emblems. Doug Eustace: Let's give a prom instead of a banquet. Anonymous: I bet I can hit Mr. Quall with this spitwad. Lois G.: I cannot learn to love you. Douglas E.: ':But I've saved up S10,000. Lois G.: Give me one more les- son. Cecil A.: Everything seems brighter after I've been out with you. Phyllis: It should-you never go home 'till morning. Kenneth L.: My picture was in all the papers last week. Oscar L.: How much reward do they offer? Compliments of Big Y Yakima Fruit Growers Complirnelits of the Cascade Coca - Cola Bottling Co., Inc. Yakima, Waisli. CI-IAMPGUX CASH STORE Christian Drug Store Best in Drugs Dr. Kenneth Vaughn and Dr. H. M. Makins Dentist and Physician Dubuque Grocery Red and White Store Al Dubuque, Prop. Selah 551 SUPPORT YOUR FRUITSPUR ADVERTISERS

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Back Those Who Back You In the following pages will be found the firms who are the friends of Selah High School, and who have proven their friendship in making this 1937 FRUITSPUR a reality. We all know what the FRUITSPUR means to us-a souvenir of our school days. To the advertiser, however, it is a bid for our patronage. To show our just gratitude for this souvenir, it is necessary to give our patronage to these advertisers in preference to all others. Remember, as the years roll by, these firms who cooperated with your enterprises, and in turn fulfill your obligation to this friendship and back those who back you. The G0-Getters 9' The business management wishes to commend the energy and spirit of the Fruitspur advertising crew. Special credit must go to Lois Hoffman and Edith Taylor who displayed considerable skill in getting signatures on the dotted line. Together they wrote over a hundred dollars of the advertising matter. Other members of the crew were Leona Tyrrell, Pauline Engman, Al Kloster, Bill Johnson, and Kevin Shepherd. Gift ef The Class 0f 1937 99 Wishing to make the yearbook a better production for 1937, the senior class selected the Fruitspur as the recipient of its annual gift. ln presenting covers the class of '37 made it possible for more money to be spent on the interior of the annual and in that way improved the whole book. The staff is indeed grateful for the seniors' aid as should be the other members of the student body when they receive their Fruitspur. FRUITSPUR p,,g.,27

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Europe Hasn't All the Dictators' Al Kloster tat Boys' Club meet- ingl: You're out of order! Miss Day tto senior classl: You will stay in five minutes for your misbehaviori' Jack McNamara: F'ruitspur Writeups must be in by May ll Miss Gwin: There will be no throwing of confetti at our banquet. President Selbly: Noise is offen- sive, so keep still! Miss Pickett: All cars must stay in line to and from the sneak. Keep Off the Grass. Senior: Will they serve crabs at the Junior-Senior banquet? Junior: Sure, any senior can come. Junior Boy: Are you dining any- where tonight? Freshman Girl: Why, no. Junior: Boy, but you'll be hungry tonight! Leo McLaughlin: What's worse than raining cats and dogs? Cecil Ayers: Halling rides. Cecil Ringstad tto barberl: Say, barber, how long do I have to wait for a shave? Barber: About two years, sonny. Policeman tto Bill Mc. and Ethel H. sitting in a car on the avenuel: Don't you see that sign- Fine for Parking? Bill: Yes, officer, we saw it and heartily agree with it. Tom Ward: Don't you think my mustache becoming? Edith Taylor: It may be coming, but it certainly hasn't arrived yet. Goode Shoe Store All Shoes and Repairing Guaranteed Satisfactory Grinnell Optical Co. The Place You Know So Well E. E. Erickson Fruit Co. Phone 951 Fruit Packers-Supplies Spray Materials GUY lVlcPHERSON Truck with McPherson for Satisfaction and Service Compliments of Harold E. johnson Company Highest Quality School Portraits Our Specialty When finer photographs are made, Harris will make them. HARRIS STUDIO Over Red Cross Pharmacy Phone 21811 Yakima H. B. Wilson Fuel Co. Service with a Smile Coal and Wood Phone 801 Selah, Wash. I ' 5' 'U ' F f AHLNSAVVFAR -fwfr M Compliments of E. L. Clark Service Station Happy Home Grocery Selah 291 Compliments of Emery Schell Compliments of Draper's Yakimals Most Popular Department Store Gordon S. Hollahan Wilcox 8z Hollahan General Insurance SUPPORT YOUR FRUITSPUR ADVERTISERS FRUITSPUR p.,g,,29