Battle Ground High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Battle Ground, IN)

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1924 T O M A H AWV K R. G. H. S. CLASS HISTORY OF CLASS '25 ammo . We, the class of 1925, are now in our third year, and are looking forth with joy to the time when we will be full-fledged seniors. XVe have twenty-three members in our class, and with the exception of two or three all have been with us since we entered the freshman year. The members of our class have been very active in raising moneyg all have showed a good working spirit. Wie have served lunches at noon, also sandwiches and cocoa at basketball games. and this work has been a good success. We are especially proud to claim four members of the basketball team: Paul Nicely, john Ralph, Lloyd Tesmer and 'fed Rohrabaugh. We have had an enjoyable school year, fregardless of the few quarrels we have had in our class meetings, and we are hoping to make next year a great success. We also furnished four girls for the girls' team this year: Lucile Foster, Helen Statton, Ruby Souders and Mildred Hathaway. is for Juicy Fruit, Used every day. U is for upper class, Ours of today. N is for the notes Wlhich we write to our friends. I is for interest, W'hich each junior lends. 0 is for order, In which we lead all. Ris for racket, That's never at all. . Page twenty-six