Upper Sandusky High School - Indian Village Yearbook (Upper Sandusky, OH)

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I ff a it A A , to I n f f 4 , I , r e f f f ' ill! - '- n-Nf- 2,4 : f m I ,Q ff 7-f.-L: ' T I-Wh' if f. l FOR GOD AND COUNTRY and the Success of Our Community Wyandot Post 225 AMERICAN LEGION Your education is not complete un- less you are a daily reader of I THE DAILY UNION i T 1 , DR. J. SOFT DRINKS Y OPTOMETRIST l A SOUP AND LVNCHES Practice limited to the examination and 5 X straiglitenina of Eyes 1 THEO. BOLISH lil Phone 0116-For appointment Horace Hetzel: A man wants to we ou Huffman: Tell him I'm not here. Horace: I did, but he- won't ao. Huffmzin: lI'lQl'V0l1Slyl Send him in, lll tell him myself, X ' il l Mary Border: Why don't they have ineane nsylums in Arabia? l Darothy Ileidlechies: Cziusf there all noniud' people ther.- , , A Con1pIIn1f'nl'S RAY A. LANDVERSICHT Candidate for l Z i l 1 l of MARSHAL ly JoHN H. NEATE xl Democratic- Ticket l C0H111I1.lHl'l1fN fo CompIin1r'11z',w O1 THE CLASS OF '33 of THE PAGE DAIRY CO. fu Robert Bolish, Agent IDEAL K ' t Nl fx. 'N ff 107 -if W