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

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Il. ,Qf,Hf,b: , M454 WK . 1933 Feb. 18-Monday morning-or morning after the night before. Feb. 19-More snow. No signs of spring yet. Feb. 20-Miss Mahin finds a black dinner bucket and opens Eng. II class by holding it up and saying, Lost, strayed or stolen. Vera C.- Oh! That's Mr. Phillips'. Feb.21-More boys sent from Agony class. Feb. 22-And we had school on Washington's birthday, too. Feb. 25-Another Blue Monday. D Feb. 26-Several ex-graduates visit school today. Feb. 27-Be at class on time, or not at all, Mr. Ralph. Feb. 28-All wondering if we get out for the tournament. Feb. 29-VVell, we did have school, but we went to the tournament anyway. Mar. 3-More or less discouraged over the tournament, but can't be helped. Mar. 4-First signs of spring. Every one rolling marbles. Mar. 5--George drinks poison while testing milk. Goodness, George! Mar. 6-Advertising arrives for the Gypsy Serenaders. Now we'l1 put on the show. Mar. 7-Sunshine Society serve lunch today. Mar. 10-Paul and Merrill take a spill in Economics class. First thing on program for Monday morning. Mar. 11-Elsie speaks to Fred the fourth period-as usual. Mar. 12-First practice of Ag. play. Mar. 13-Mr. Mc. bawls the Veras out in Econ. class. Mar. 14-Fixing for our Gypsy Serenaders. Serve lunch today also. Who said, You couldn't whip cream in an ice cream freezer? Mar. 18-George receives a letter from the printer. Wonder who told him to write. Sometimes you can scare a fellow into work. Mar. 19-That Quartet sure do need a lot o' practice. Mar. 20-VVho said, It ain't a Gonna Snow No Moief' Mar. 21-Socialism arguments still in progress in Mac's Economics class. Mar. 24-Hortense has her hair bobbed. Mar. 25--Rev. Nicely talks to us this morning for convocation. Mar. 27-Nobody knows anything for sure. Sophomore party tonite. Mar. 28-Seniors still in great need of money. Serve another lunch today. April 1-Test in English. Knowledge crammed in every pocket, but it just wouldn't leak out. April 2-Hurrah! School will soon be out,-but O, how sad! April 3-Quite a novelty-the sun shines-as high as moonshine. April 4-Big Exhibit here today. How did the Senior girls go to the wreck? April 7TBob Mayo in English-Was Scott alive when he wrote Ivan- hoe? ' April 8-Those Juniors were surely raised where they raised cain. H. S. Quartette sing for farmers. April 9-Girls' Glee Club to W. L. this eve. Luck to 'em. April 10-Love demonstrated-free of charge-in Domestic Science room. April 11-junior reception. April 13-Baccalaureate sermon. April 14-Mr. Phillips-Theodore, what is it called when you take a certain number from one side to the other? Theodore-Transportation. April 15-16-Final examinations. April 17-Baseball feature of the day. April 18-Commencement exercises. Farewell, old B. G. H. S. Mildred Keith, '24. Page sixty-nine

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1024 T O M AHA W K ' ll. G. ll. S. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Ian. -Ian. Jan. Jan. Ian. Ian. Inn. Jan. Jan. Tan. Ian. Jan. Ian. Jan. Tan. Jan. Jan. Tan. Ian. Tan. Tan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. 19-Overheard in Health Class. Where's Kenneth? Pearl-Oh, he's gone to settin' in the Assembly. 20-Too bad Paddy hasn't enough sweaters to go around, isn't it??? 21-The last day and then our vacation. Teachers have a hard nose. Guess they- - 31-Everything Cas well as everybodyj upset around here. 1-VVishing you a Happy New Year. 2-VVith all of Hortense's and George's planning, they fail to get hold of the calendar. Too bad, I'd say. 3-Exams start today. 4-The Annual causes several to act as detectives. 7--Lotta business at hand. Several meet the chief on the Green Car- pet in the office. 8- Mac drags a dog out of the Assembly this A. M. Don't get all excited,-guess it belonged to Ivan Miller. 9-VVhere??? was it Louise told us to look to find a piece of H. S. paper today? 10-Rather calm after the storm. ll- Gettin' colder. l4-More scandal going. The office is a very prominent place these hours. 15-Yes, we didn't order our invitations today. Mehbe our good look- ing salesmen will call again. 16-Mr. Phillips sure does have a time with that class record. I7-Mr. Pattison lectures to us for Convo. this A. M. ' 18- The Country Gentleman man is here again. Goodness, but he can think of a lot of cute things to say. 21-Only 20 degrees below this A. M. 22--Not much pep todav. Haven't thawed out from yesterday. 23-Remember boys, this is Leap Year. 24-From all accounts Elsie Miller surely proposed to Harold Emer- son yesterday. 25-L:1Mont was found astray in the Cairo neighborhood recently. He evidently has changed h-is course. 28-Bessie weeps. 20-The Veras still insist on being late. 30-Dead today. 31-Guess we'll hafta bid january farewell. 1-Seniors serve lunch again today. Who hid the banana pie? 4-Marcv bobs her hair. It's getting to be an epidemic again. Another of those long winded insurance agents here again this A. M. 6-Who said ,Tune and Mildred didn't skip the third period. Pop doesn't set very well this kind o' weather, does it June? 7-Those luniors are wise folks. Have their stuff for lunch ordered before thev know how manv they are going to serve-no brains. 8-The End of Another Perfect Day. ll-More bobbed heads in evidence. 12-We have school on Lincoln's Birthday. 5, Feb. l3- Mr. Grouchman surely called on a few folks last night. ' Feb. l4-Alpha presents to her best friends on Valentine Dav prunes. cab- bage and other garden vegetables too numerous to mention. Feb. l5-A lot of upstairs folks make a call to the Domestic Science room the second period this afternoon. 'Pago sixty-eight

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