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

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B G. H. S. T O M A H A XV K 7 1924 Trade at LaFayette's 100W American Clothing Store KEEN-KUT-KLOTHES Emdee Motor Car Co. 307 Ferry Street i Phone 728 T i THE VERNON CLOTHING and l TAILORING CO. 423 Main Street Florence E. Emdee, LaFayette T SCHOOL ETIQUETTE Run through the halls and go up the steps two at a time regardless of watchful teachers. Skate across the halls and slide down the banis- ters. This gives much needed physical training and adds to the good order. lllame the teachers for low deportment grades. It is all their fault. lJon't neglect to whisper in the assembly room. lt helps the teach- ers keep awake. Study your lessons the last tive minutes before going to class. That l nr last chance. is ya l7on't make puppy love. That reminds the teachers of old times. Never do anything that a senior wouldn't do. l7on't neglect to chew gum. lt takes the place of mental exertion. Never take any books home. The desks are made to hold them. Alwavs talk back to the teachers and suffer the conseqnencc bravely. i Always stay at home to avoid hard tests. The School That Shows Results Have Your Feet Fitted by LaFayette Business X-RAY College Roy H. Puterbaugh, Mgr. at '-' The Varsity Boot Shop Painters and Decorators Bldg. N. Sixth st. E -- LaFayette - - - Indiana 1 West LaFayette, Ind. Pago seventy-li

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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

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1924 TOMAUAXVK G. l' DO YOU REMEMBER? NYhen the hooks were stacked? The day the seniors skipped school? XYhen we had Physics class in the dark room? VYhen we were important freshies? The hob sled party? XYhen the girls played C?iJ Tlrookston? VVhen Fern lost her wrist watch? llow we walloped llrookston? That VVest Point Floor? The Peanut Frolic? The day Punkin went to sleep in class? XYhen Morris Driscol went home? The first appearance of the new sweaters? The whipped cream for fruit salad? The Ford load of seniors? The new music teacher? One real icy morning? The XN'ea game? XYhat happened at NYest Side? HI EA The Photographer 623 Main Street 44 3, eww . of 'ef i lx Y LaFayette, Indiana Phone 817 Faire se ty