Shelby High School - Tigers Tale Yearbook (Shelby, MI)

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Bu Your Baked Goods- Candies, Cigars and Confections at Pietsclfs Bakery and Restaurant GRA TDS Grgxilgolxiats, General S tore Phone QI Shelby, Michigan Tillotscn: Bill is tlzere nnythinf: you can do better than anyone else? Bill H.: Yes, rezld my own writing. Kate S.: Say-how did you get that red on your lip? Bill A.: That's my tug for parking too long in one place. Ellen W.: How many subjects do yon carry? Floyd Fox: 1 curry one and drug the other three. Fafher: Why were you kissing my daughter in that dark corner last night? Jim G.: Now that I've seen her 1 sort of wonder myself. Greene: Did you know they took Amos 'n Andy out of the n10vie? ' Theron: Yea, pepsodent removed the film. The American h lb Q alit Service Y ' S ff Y U Y outh Foundation Stor congratulates the members of the Sen- e ior Class on their successful comple- , , tion of four important years of Hivh Quflllfy Gmeefleef Vegefables School training and challenges enxeh and Meats one to accept as a standard for daily , living, the motto of Camp Miniwanca Phone 106 Shelby, Mlfh- - My own self at my very best ALL THE TIME ! ' 55

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A. MJ EFFICIENT OFFICE HELP is always in demand: even in depression times, good office help is hard to find. Eighteen Howell Trained young men and young women went to Work in permanent positions during March. WHEN YOU THINK OF BUSINESS TRAINING, think only of business schools that are approved by the State Department of Public Instruction, and tha't are members of the Michigan Business Schools Association. YOUNG PEOPLE, DON'T BE MISLED! When you are approached by any representative of ANY correspondence or business school, consult your local High School Superintendent, Principal, or Teachers. They are in a position to advise you as to whether or not the school is AI'I'ROVE'D BY THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. FOR FIFTY YEARS, HOWELL'S SCHOOL OF BUSINESS HAS SERVED WESTERN MICHIGAN. HOWELL'S HAS THE HIGHEST RATING THAT ANY BUSINESS COLLEGE CAN OBTAIN. IT IS NOT NECES- SARY TO GO FARTHER THAN HOWELIJS IN MIJSKEGON TO GET THE BEST BUSINESS TRAINING AVAILABLE. J XVrite for p Visit Us Information Any Time SCHOOL OF BUSINESS MUSKEGON, MICHIGAN Miss Dickie: Who was the smallest man in history? ' William L.: The Roman soldier who went to sleep on his watch. Olin K.: Let's go to the fair. Emma Jean L.: What fair? Olin K.: The Herald says, Fair here, to day and tomorrow. Mr. DeJonge: I got China when I turned on my short-wave set at three o'c1ock Mr. Henderson: China and what else? I Mr. De-Jouge: Chinn, flowerpots, milk bottles and shoes! XVITH COMPLIMENTS Dr, H, COrnel1 OF THE DENTIST Greenhoust Palmiter Block. Hart, M ich 54

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ALFRED J. HUNTER st Co. Mill and Factory Supplies - Plumbing and Heating Material - Phones 23-145 and 22-086 252-256 Market Avenue, Muskegon e Best Wishes to the Class of 1936 HA R T T H E A TR E Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Fl Roche Louise S.: Are you sure Ward was drunk? 1llCll2ll'llI Drunk! He brought home a manhole cover and tried to play it on the phonograph. Puss: Did you tell your futher over the phone that We were engaged? Theron: Yes, Puss: What did he reply? ' Theron: 1'n1 not sure whether he replied or whether the line was struck by light- ning. XVaiter: How did you find your steak? Mr. Henderson: Why 1 just moved the potatoes over and there it was. Love is like photography, it has to be developed in the dark. My Compliments to the Seniors MUIR DICKIE 76