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

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l924p T Q M A IQI A J wfflr H. I.. B. WILSON R. S. FOUTS W. E. FOUTS O. E. MAY THE WILSON-FOUTS-MAY REALTY CO. Second Floor Schultz Building LAFAYETTE, INDIANA Phone 3702 FARMS CITY PROPERTY INSURANCE LOANS As Wilson, the coach, leads your basketball team, let Wilson-Fouts-May lead you to better homes. Uh, Grade hook! lllack grade hook! your fearful task is done, Our ship has weathered every rack, the prize we sought is won, Graduation nears, the hells I hear and people all exulting, And on we'll pass as every class that've finished up their schooling, llut O heart! heart! heart! Those bleeding drops we dread! XVhile on your page disgraceful grades Are written cold and red. Page seventy

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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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ff X If 13 G. H. s. TOMAHAWK V- 1974 Training in Ballet, Toe and Artistic Dancing, Physical, National and Grace Culture. ' Private lessons by appointment ' THE ALLEN SCHOOL OF DANCING Corner 6th and Ferry Sts. P. M. ALLEN, Principal LaFayette, Ind. Graduate Chalif Russian School, New York City Head of Department of Dancing, Ma, said Bernard R., should I say pants or trousers F 'tTrousers, dear. VVell, I think I'd better give Pup some waterg he trousers aw- fully. ' Papa, asked Jim C., would you be glad if I saved a dollar for you? Certainly, my son. VVell, I saved it, all right, said Jim. 'tYou said if I brought a good report from my teacher you would give me a dollarg but I CULVER MILITARY ACADEMY didI1't. . jwdy gr.. L-- ,,, , Heard in the dressing room: Beck Sellers Stationers Hortense, for mercy sakes, powder your nose! It's shining 'n my eyes. .1 XX J Ivan M.-Is she very old maid- ish? Jim C.-I'll say she is. She won't even accompany a man on the piano without a chaperon. I nearly forgot to tell you about the absent-minded professor who put his dirty shirt to bed and jumped down the clothes chute. DECKER BROS. Office Outfitters ATHLETIC GOODS 518-520 Main St. LaFayette, Indiana Page seventy-one