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

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X X A1414- X ' XX Rx A W ' it xi- x - X - Y Q V TQ: 1 x V H H Cx , x v x A t ,123 . -' 'ht qs? , S -X x- 5 I K W,x - S- '- All .4 2 ti X5 ,z i t I ill in f td I ii it Xi N i ip X rfh ,K I My Ni' 'l 'fs fl 4 . . . The South Building . . . 0The South School Building is located on the corner of South Eighth Street and Henrlf-rsou Avenue. It was built during the year 1896 and remodeled in 1919. Miss Garwood was the first principal and teacher in this building. Thf- South Building Contains two stories. On the lirst iloor are two rooms, a large hull: on the st-cond iioor are two rooms, at large hall, and the office. The building is Sl1i'1'0llIlfii'd by a beautiful rpueious lawn. All pupils living south of the I'PIl1lSXlYZ1lllIl railroad attend the first, second, third, and fourth grades that are taught here. Sineo the consolidation of outside town- ships with the lfpper Szintlusky school district some of the children of these town- ships att'-ntl here. Iil'f'f1llS of luck of room in this building some pupils coming in on the busses at- tend tht- Vnion Builrling. Thr- prinr'ipzil :it prwsrint is Miss I-It-lf-11 Reynolds. The teachers are: First grade, Miss Helen Iifeyuoldsg sf-t-oml ururh-, Miss Evelyn Tiltong third grade. Miss Mildred Hmithg fourth Zl'2lflf', Miss .losepliiue Kuenzli. The totzil fnrfnllmw-nt this year in ont- huutlrf-d thirty-nine. Kathryn Krock

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! X I . X I rl A I . '7 M T I ' F 4-4 f2 f 4. -4 7-f Z U I I 1.1 - '- Y - - h gg: ' ,A -T-,,N,, X7 .f ' I ' Z... . . 1' , .wh- 2. D uf? C0 1l1l1 H 'fN Of F. E. PHILBRICK 8z SON CASH and CARRY GROCERY SHERIFF A Home Store for Home People ' HARRY XVEATHERHOLTZ 1231 YVest Wyandot Avenue W J. L. FOUCHT QUARRY Conzplfnzwzts of l GRADE A LIMESTONE 520 South Eighth St1'eet A Upper Sandusky, Ohio xvm' JI' lt Residence Phone 76 office Phone County 23.14 CLASS OF 1913 fl Mr. Houpt lin history to Clayton Hook! Have you heard of John Paul Jones? Clayton: Yes sir. Mr. Houpt: Well, what do you think Jones would be doing if he wer1-aliVetoday'? ,, Clayton: 1lllOlllt'l1l'S thought! Living on the old age pension' X l l ns COHl1III.'lllf'lZfS of 4 CONQI'flfII1flll1.0lIN And Bmt IfV1.wl1c'.w HART-SNYDER ' JEWELERS fo th' Viwel' Salldusky. Ohio MEMBERS OF THE CLASS 1 C'0nzplimm1f.w of SPENCER SHOE SHOP Upper Sandusky, Ohio OF 1933 STEPHAN LUMBER COMPANY l frm Q- 111 it