Attica High School - Aquila Yearbook (Attica, OH)

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m'1i- ..T 'fi QQ? . 24, , I 1 CALENDAR ,, 1 Q05 A. H. S. '28. September, 1927 . Mon. 12-School began all over town. ' l Tues. 13-Real work starts. And we still have Betty with us. pk Wed. 14-Election of class officers. .U H Thur. 15-Mr. Kaufman went to Cleveland. Plenty of written lessons. H is Fri. 16-After waging war two days, the Seniors finally picked their W class rings. y Mon. 26-Public Speaking Class entertain high school. Bob tries out Q l his country school teaching ability. Fri. 30-Freshmen's first party. Senior party at Smith's. Fri. 30 to Mon. 10-Attica Fairy no school: everyone has a good time. l Tues. 11-Girls parading out for basketball. Wed. 12-Senior class rings arrive. A. H. S. entertained by the Fresh- men. V A Tues. 18-Boys in line for basketball. Mon. 24-Mr. West does well at imitating a Jew. He says, She Vits vel,. H ti Tues 25-George and Sam serenade Attica. Advertising for Mr. l Schaffer. ll y Thurs. 27- Tag Day for benefit of Argus, lj l Fri. 28-No school. Teachers attend Northwestern Convention. Fresh- ll E Men give Hallowe'en party for H. S. Pronounce successful. l Mon. 31-Mr. Kaufman's cow leaves her happy home. l November 1927 5, l Tues. 1-Just another Tuesday following a Blue Monday. , Thurs. 3-Mr. Williams attends the Convention at Columbus. Written 'J' lessons. ' ' Fri. 11-Armistice Day! Observed by both pupils and faculty. H Q Wed. 16-More rain! Seniors gave Penny Supper at Grange Hall. , 5 Mon., 21-Everyone in a good mood today and all set for work. l Tues. 22-First practice for play, Aaron Boggs, Freshman. l y Thurs. 24 to Mon. 28-Thanksgiving vacation. . l December, 1927 ll l Thurs. 1-Lesson 1-Do not indorse checks but invoice them. Those lf seeking information see Miss Hager. Fri. 2-What's 'at First game of Attica's basketball season. We lost Q OhT! 'J Wed. 7-Mr. West decides that a bottle will have to be furnished l for a hungry Senior boy. Fri. 16- Aaron Boggs, Freshman presented. Did anyone ever think Kipp could have been so bashful? Mon. 19-Mary Carpenter tries her stuff as a History teacher in A. H. S. Mr. West learns he will need some Janitor training. Tues. 20-Raymond Holm approaching the highest point of interest, Say ten, you fool! Fri. 23-Six graduates of Class of '27 dropped in to see us today. Santa Claus has not appeared as yet but it won't be long now. Last day of school in Halls. A ten day vacation. H cf l55l

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Q gf ' 'iT ' fl Si Aix K X Tfifii:f ir 'L f is January, 1928 Tues. 3-Pupils and Faculty receive greatest Christmas present ever. Our first day in the New School Building. Wed. 4-A. H. S. receives news of Mr West's engagement. I Mon. 9-Clarence Lepard dropped in today to see if things were still prospering. Tues. 11-Will Betty ever learn how to act during a quiet study period? Fri. 20-Elsie Brillhart was with us today. n Mon. 23-A representative of Heidelberg College spoke to the Seniors today on the Value of a College Education. Does Karl Kaufman like icy pavements? Just ask him. Tues. 24-Hello! Something is always taking the joy out of life. Exams are with us again. Mon. 30--Ralph Hunt returned to old A. H. S. to git mor' schoolin'. February, l 928 Thur. 8-Ardis, talking as if from experience in French Class, If one falls at your feet, bid him rise. Tues. 14-The Sophomore Valentine Party. We all had a good time. Wed. 15--During a test in Lit., Miss Seesdorf decides to give us a lift. Wed. 22-No school today? George's birthday! Thurs. 23-Due to excitement, Rusty swallowed his gum while in Lit. Class. Fri. 24-First day of the County Basketball Tournament. Tues. 28--Mr. Williams visits History IV class-under compulsion. March, 1928 Thur. 1-First meeting of Paper Forgettersu after school. Mr. West, Chairman. Tues. 6- The Path Across the Hill given for the benefit of The Argus. Fri. 9--The Commercial Class has decided to take up a collection for the Poverty-Stricken -Mr. Kaufman. Sat. 17-Too bad St. Patrick's came on Saturday. Freshmen cannot show their predominating color. Fri. 30-No school, due to ice storm. April, 1928 Tues. 3-Boys out for track. Prospects look good. Fri. -6-Ora de Von, the Great Magician, uses his magic power for the benefit of The Argus. Tues. 10-Interscholastic Debates. We Win both. Wed. 11-County Chorus Contest. Our boys place third. Fri. 13-Junior-Senior Reception. W Tues. 17-Athletic Banquet. May, 1928 27-Baccalaureate Services. Tues. 29-Class Night. Thur. 81-Commencement Address. June, 1928 Fri. 1-Seniors turned out into the wide, wide world. Sun. 40 bfi '!1f?i' W . ' 'vii A l57l l l l, l L. . I 1 H W ll it H l l W if l l l H . if E, gfsjbvsrti ,Q ,251