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

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G. H. s. T o M A H A W K W 1924 Wm. J. Walters, President Glen E. Buzick, Cashier BATTLE GROUND STATE BANK BATTLE GROUND, INDIANA I .1 ,Q I. Capital Stock Surplus and Profits - 'i 825,000.00 - 11 317,000.00 F A.,dULl.1. Sixty shareholders invite you to bank at home Battle of Tippecanoe November 7, 1811 Bank organized November 7, 1913 MODERN LATIN lt was sleepy Monday and a boy was asked to give the principal parts of occido. This is the way he began: HOI1, kiddo! Oh, Kid- dearie, I Kisses. Then the dream was spoiled by laughter. Boyabus kissabus sweeta girlornm, Girlabus likabus wanta sumorum, Dadabus hearbus greata kissorum, Kickabus boyabus outa the doorum. lloyabus runabus lika hellorum, Dadabus goabus outa the dooruin, Finally catchabus give black eyorum, Boyabus never came back anyniorum. Fred didn't have his lesson. Mr. Phillips called on him to decline a verb meaning go, Fred not knowing, asked his neighbor, who an- swered, Darned if I know. Fred- Darnedifikno, darnedifinare, darnedifinavi, darnedifi-- Fred, what are you declining? Fred- Darned if I knowf' Page seventy-three

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1924 wll'OlN'IlNIiIANV K -B. G. H. s What We Say It Is, It Is MAYER 8z BUGGLE Jewelers Watches and Clock Repairing a Specialty 209 N. Fourth St. LaFayette, Ind. Louise S.- Mr, Phillips glared at me as if I hadn't studied my lesson. Oka B.- VVl1at did you do ? Louise S.- I glared back at him as though I had. She was so innocent! Sid had taken her riding in his car, and just as he kissed her a tire blew out. Oh, Sid, said Mary T. How lucky that we didn't stay at home! Father is such a light sleeper. Pa, what are cosmetics? Cosmetics, my son, are peach PTCFCYVCS. Merrill-Sir, I want permission to be away three days after the end of vacation. Mr. McC.-Oh, you want three more days of grace? Merrill-No, sir. Three more days of Cecilia. Ted Rohrahaugh-'SA couple of years ago I was a brother-in-law, now I am an uncle and I'll bet next year I'll be a grandfather. Wolever Electric Company Everything Electrical Only Complete Line of RADIO SUPPLIES in the City 642 Main Street LaFayette, Ind. PHONE 38 ture seventy-two

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1924 TOMAHAVVK B. G. H. J. S. MOORE Mr. McC. Cin health classj- In case of accident what is better for than presence of mind? STAPLE AND FANCY Martin C.-Absence of body. GROCERIES John Ralph-XVhy does a good HARDWARE OF ALL KINDS blow leave a blue mark? -..- George MCC.-lVhy? John-Because blow in the per- PRICES fect tense makes blew fbluel. ALWAYS RIGHT -l-M 'l Freshie-VVhat's the faculty? Junior-just a bunch of men Battle Groundf and women hired to help the sen- Phone 12 iors run the school. so ,. HW, , y ,,,,,,,7 , , oooaoaoos , . Miss VVein: Stationery shops i W. S. sell paper. Esther B.: I thought all shops i u were stationary. y Dealer m l GENERAL P21111 filftel' Z1 lJZlSkCtlJI1ll gamej-My dear, you are the l goal of my affections. Mildred H.-Yes, but dad is 1 'i the referee and if you are not 5 clageful he will foul you for hold- If he hasnvt what you can for, ' l he'll get it. Miss Mahin-How would you P --,- punctuate this sentence: 'KI see l , a 55.00 bill blowing across the Sffeewa i Battle Ground, Ind. John Ralph-Make a dash after it! - Phone 43 P me seventy-four