Smithfield High School - Smithonian Yearbook (Smithfield, OH)

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ESE ' - 1 jay tPointing to a cigarette on the streetj -Is this yours. Bill A.- Not at all jay-you saw it first. Miss Miller- Correct this sentence: It was me that spilt the ink. Charles W.Y It wasn't me that spilt the ink, Mr. Gillespie- Give an example ol closeness. Hugh Doyle- McKinney, McDougall, and McCracken. Harry jay M.- Dad you're a lucky man. Mr. Moorea How is that? Harry- You won't have to buy me any school books this year. l'm taking all last year's work over again. Mr. Murphy- And you think you will be able to give my daughter all she wants? Howard F.- Yes, she says she only wants me, Gordon S.- Bill, what fraternity do you want to join when you go to college? Bill A.- I want to join the Eata Pieccea Pie Fraternity. Gorclon- What, no Tappa Keg? Mr. Gee- What were hardboiled eggs used for during the war? john Demeter- Is that the name of a country? Lew Sutherland fln Steubenvillej- How much are rooms here? Proprietor of Hotel- SG on first floorg S5 on second floor and S4 on the third floor. Lew- Umph! Come on boys, this place isn't high enough for us. Darrah- Where did you get that bump on your head? Frank Freeman- An idea struck me. She stood on the bridge in the moonlight And tickled his nose with her toes She was just a mosquito Who stood on the bridge of his nose. Mrs. Foster Qchurch bell ringing mysteri- ously during Latin classy Wlii1t makes that bell ring? Donn Reynard- Must be the spirits moving. HEARD IN SOCIAL SCIENCE CLASS john Demeter- You mean to say that anyone born in this country is a citizen? Mr. Timmon- Yes. john- XYlell then I suppose that if kit- tens were born in ovens they would be bis- cults. Mr. Timmons- Oh! No! But if puppies were born there they would be hot dogs. -.-,-

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R' X -.4 ,, ,YH , ,, ,7,,7, ,YMMYW COURTESY OF PARAMOUN THEATRE STEUBENVILLE, OHIO 1 'susan-.QI -'-V .- ? 1-M n 1 AM A MODERN AND I LIKE YOUNG THINGS Lots of young modems feel this way, and the good word they pass on about us, is one we take pains to deserve. Come and prove to yourself that we know our young modems! Cooper-Kline Co. 13-1 South Fourth Street STEUBENVILLE, OHIO Baker Ice Cream Co. DILLONVALE, OHIO Bradley Supply Co. BRADLEY AND SMITHFIELD OHIO FAIRLAWN SERVICE Q ,fll lily 1119,-ffmmffuw and lmrmf The D. D. Moore Motor Freight Co. MOVING AND GENERAL HAULING DILLONVALE ,OHIO ,,l-!-l!-klmr ,,,,, . - Harrah Auto Service BLUE SUNOCO MOTOR OIL TIRE AND BATTERY SERVICE GAS OIL GREASE PHONE 3SR5 SMITHFIELD, OHIO