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

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1924 TOMAHAVVK B GH S 1 x at-X' Page thirty-four Freshman CLASS STONES GD? Sophomore ........ ........ Junior ....,.... Senior ...... eff G ,,..iTi..- Seniors bold and always true, Ever strive our best to do, Nothing can we leave undone If we'd have things nobly won. Onward is the battle cry- Right and left our foes defy. Courageous in the things we Loyally remain true blue, As we come and as we part, Seniors with a willing heart, So be it-. do, Grassy Brassy Sassy Classy

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1924 T O M A H A W K ll. G. H. S. CLASS HISTORY OF CLASS '27 TID In tl1e fall of 1923, we, the members of the freshman tribe of Battle Ground l ligh School came from the war path and the forest for the purpose of securing wisdom. There Were twenty-five of us to begin with, but four have answered the call of the wild, these being Ralph Dawkins, Evelyn Goldsberry, Milton Dewhurst and Elizabeth Lugar. VVhen we came to civilization we elected Bernard Reynolds. as our chief, Ivan Miller as second high chief and Roy Post, secretary and treasurer. Our tribe has been totally inactive as far as social events are concerned. Three of our warriors answered the basketball call, these being Ivan Miller, Leroy Tesmer, and James Campbell, and two girls for the girls' team. XVe are eagerly waiting for the close of the semester so that we may again return to our native haunts. ' 'uni '-4-V-1 A LITTLE FRESHIE 333 I ani a little freshie, And try to do my best, Although they most all tease ine, I love B. G. H. S. VVhen I am a sophomore, I'll be getting very proud, And think I am much smarter Than all the freshman crowd. When I am a junior, I'll be very glad, But when I am a senior. I'll make the freshies mad. I stood upon the mountain, And looked across the plain, I saw a lot of green stuff- It looked like waving grain. I took another look, And thought it might be grass, But goodness! to my horror, It was the Freshman class. Page thirty-si