Waynesfield Goshen High School - Reflections Yearbook (Waynesfield, OH)

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2.-April fool day. We all had our lessons. Fooled the teachers. Hum! 13.-Miss Grimm had a birthday-boy she looks old. Senior play practice starts. 14.-Operetta, the big nite. Hot Spurs meet at the home of Thelma. 16.-All on account of Polly. Or maybe it is some one else-at any rate the Seniors got a grand bawling out. 17.-American Literature class puts on chapel program. 18.-Sophomores have a fishing party at lake. MAY 1.-Junior-Senior Banquet. Some small affair. 2.-Everybody working hard. 5.-Still at it, are we getting lazy? 6.-Play practice going strong. Come on. 7.-Dress rehearsal. 8.-Senior Class play. 9.- Ditto, All On Account of Polly. 10.-Baccalaureate services. 13.-Commencement. Tears and Weeping? '? Groans but no regrets. -TWYLIA CONNOR AND HILDA HUTCHINSON Asha 5 gzgzgzgzgfgcgzgzzgt:5313: ::t:I:-:- I-I-?E'E'E'E'SfS:EE:E:EEEZEEEZEA:-I-2if-I -:-:A:-:-:-:-23133553 -.-1-,-53353335

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5.-Back for school. All hard at work. Many new resolutions. And they are being kept, too. At least till they are broken. 6.-Many engagements. Margaret received a diamond. Which Margaret did you say? Who cares? Ain't that something? 7.-Roy has adream! Good thing for Lena that Mr. Ford appeared. Too many mince pies. 12.-Exams. E-Z! W. H. S. Rah! Rah! Y ast ones for thc Seniors. 14.-Seniors decide to show some authority. 15.-Y. M. S. met at Tillie's house. Wliew! Si me Club. 16.-Juniors rings came. Pretty cute, Juniors. Tr! 23.-We played Cridersville. Got beat. Take thc bitter with the sweet. 24.-We played Harrod. Some game. Whoops my Da-ars. They ggavo us something 7.9 remember them by. - 26.-Max Hanenkrat forgets the litmus paper. 27.-Orange and what not. What's missing in thc Chemistry supplies ? i 28.-Doyle skids around the corner. Whoopic. Doyle watch that. 30.--Played a great game. Boy did we beat? Nerd I ask you '! FEBRUARY 2.--Charleton's experiment explodes. And how. Even his neighbors got burnt. 3.-Visitors. Telephone office on fire. Seniors go to the rescue. 6.-More show! Wake up you buttercups. Rink wonders if he will ever find the girl of his dreams. 7.-Hot spur Sorority holds meeting at Helen's. Flat tires and everything. Oh. No. How could you? 10.-Some bright Senior suggested that all Roy needs now is a tin cup. Please be more considerate next time Red. 11.-Military campaign figured out. Dates set for all coming events. 12.-Artists-whose pictures were on the blackboard? Was Shenk mad? Oh! No. How could you! 13.-Any one have any bad luck? Margaret Andrews sent a valentine to her true love. 16.-Love affair in Junior class. Where was the instructor? 17.-Two accidents in the Chemistry class. Tillie's lamp exploded and it scared Rink so that he dropped his lamp and burned his text. 18.-Robert Agnew has a bad cold and was told to go home and put on his rubber boots. 20.-Played Buckland. What a game. 651.5 ' MARCH 12.--Mr. Shenk talking to the Sophs. about taking snap shots. He wanted to know when they were going to snap the shots. 23.-Snap shots and did we shoot? ? ? Dolly and Tillie went walking for the camera. O Oh! do you want to take a walk? 31.-Dick kisses Margaret on the Stairs? ? ? Hum! Poor Dick what will Peanut say? :AL-:AIA :-:-zgcsagELA:-E-1-:-1-:A ' Eififif'7't':2fiE3fi :'::iiiIifil 5325?

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?f?Qf1f E2 Editorial The 1931 issue of The Wayne is now a part of our school history. It is hoped that all who read its pages and scan the pictures will have renewed within them pleas- ant memories of days spent in Wayne High. We wish to take this opportunity to thank all those who have contributed in any way to the publication of this issue of our school Annual. Special mention should be made of the Editor and Business Manager, Robert Wilcox and Maxwell Shaw for their untiring efforts in arranging the materials and planning the general outlineg Roy Da- visson for the art workg Mr. E. Benj. Yale for his valuable suggestions in the technical phases of workg the Camp Publishing Company of Ypsilanti, Michigan for the photo- graphic workg and finally to our splendid list of advertisers without whose generous response our annual would not be possible. As faculty manager of the 1931 Annual it is not out of place to state that it has been genuine pleasure to act as general advisor of the activities pertaining to the work. The Editor of every department without exception has shown a spirit of loyalty beyond criticism. The values gained by such a project where all are united in promoting one common task are indeed of no small proportions. To the students of Wayne High your annual will have a meaning deeper than words and we hope that for all others who may possess a book that it will be the means of adding a little cheer if in the future sometime, dark clouds may chance to cast a shadow across your way. -B. R. FORD, supt. .-.---w -H6230