Westerville High School - Searchlight Yearbook (Westerville, OH)

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He-That's a nice looking chap you spoke to. Is he a friend of yours? She-Oh, yes, indeed. He-Won't you ask him to join us? She-Oh. this is so sudden, He is the new minister, you know. Sport-How's business? The Brute-Are you doing any- thing this evening? She feagerlyb-No, nothing at all. The Brute-What a terrible waste of time. He sallied forth one pleasant eve, To call on a fair young miss: And when he reached her residence Undertaker--Dead. this like The Infant Terrible-If I wasn't Ste S . P here the young man would kiss you. the Sister Chorrifiedfj-You imperti- nent boy! Go away this very instant. up ran CoMFoRT1No He Contributor-What do you think Her papa met him at the door of my last poem? He did not see the miss. Editor-Well, I'm glad to hear He'll not go hack there any more you call it your last. For 1- he So you want to marry my Went daughter, do you? What are your d prospects? Own I Well, I have a wealthy bachelor like uncle who has just taken up aviation. S! 1 rx::::::::ee::::::ee:e::::A1 wee: :::::::::::::::: A:::7 I: I: Ig .I . . , 11 il fl W1 th Kzndest :E P . I l , I I 1, 1, '1 C. C. Billkam Regards V P :I ii :I F , ll ' 7 i V I1 Vwfesterville s IL 11 5. 1, 1, 1, 1 1, I 1 I lp g ree Meme E .E Wesreruzlle seheeze gg 1 P :E :E 1 3: I: Q PROMPT SERVICE il :Q ' I l ,g 5 'g DEW'S DRUGS 15 lem ,eeeeeeemeeeeeeeee:ml ':::: ':::::::::' ' ' ' ':::2 41 lr 'n BALLOU CHEVROLET SALES :I lb . . . 3, L Il is wzse to choose a six. . 1: 21 WINTER ST. XVESTERVILLE, OHIO ::::::::::::::- Aeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee- l bg-Env, x , OHddF

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P Vx: :::: :::' ::: H: : : A:::: ::: x: ':::'Tf it - ii 4, Students and Graduates ' 1, BEST WISHES: , 'r 1 , We appreciate all the business you have given us for : ll School Pictures and Framing. 'I Have your class pictures and 4, Diplomas framed before they become soiled or damaged. P fi THE CULVER ART Q5 FRAME COMPANY ,I If 72-74-76 North State Street. Westerville. Ohio 1, 1, 'n 'P 9-':::::::::::::::::::::: .-:: : -:::::::::::::::J I xx? lx: 'nal il 52 it 51 li lr 1: I 1 Ii lr 1 I It The I: Geo. Alexander It .1 . 'g . . . 5: Home S3V1I1gS CO. ft Tinnmg, Slatmg, E 1: Westerville, Ohio 1: ' FUIUACQS ' ll A Good Place to Deposit ll Repair Work , 1 . 'r I1 Your S-Wings Ig I 43 E, CoL1.E.oE AVE. I If 1: ., 1: 'P :p 1, :I 1: 1: li 4f'::::::::::::::::::::::::::J L-::::::::::::::: ------- ::::J COMPENSATION Professor-I-low many senses do The Devil sends the blessed winds That blow the skirts knee-high, But God is just and sends the dust To blind the wicked eye. Father-Gladys what did you and John talk about last evening? Gladys-Kith and kin. Young Brother-Yeth, Pop, he said, Kin I have a kith? and she said, Yeth, you kin. LOVE Love is like a punctured tire, I'm very sure of that. For after one big blowout, She went and left me flat. you have? Student-Six! Professor-That's funny: I only have five. i Student-I know. The sixth is common sense. Teacher4It's deeds, not words that count. Pupil-Did you ever send a tele- gram? Mr. Hoarse Radish-Ladies and gents, Mr. Barley Corn will now sing a song entitled, I Didr1't Raise My Son to Be a Kernel. li 'ff o H .f .1 Q

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