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

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TfiiiffiiF757T7i1V0i7T51W1Vfi1fW1PKYf7i T H E T O M A H A W K .75155151751r7i1mi1r7i1rRir?5:mi1rKi WOULDN'T IT BE FUNNY IF: Mr. Phillips wore Golf Knickers to school? Merle Crowell and Eileen Kenrich were on time every day? John Roadruck behaved in the assembly? Mrs. Noqthcott had a music class that knew anything about music? Fred Klaiber cut up in school? Pershing did not lecture about Radio ? Elsie Miller kept her mouth shut? Margaret Pierce got a boy, bob ? Bob and Noah refused us favors? Mr. McClanahan wore Oxford bags? Kate Statton was tres petite? Toddy Hurst did not stoop to go thru a door? We could witness a fight every time George proposed one? Chunky Reynolds weighed 2l0? Chalky got a straight A report? Miss Mahin bobbed her hair? The girls never wore rouge? Lena Martin got excited? All Seniors graduated? Tes got over confident in a basketball game? B. G. won the state basketball tournament? Bessie Slayton's hair was black? Dinger Emerson was energetic? The Senior class could all agree? Fern Maxwell never lost her temper? Vallie ever took anything serious? jim Campbell ever grew tall? Mrs. Heller and Mrs. Northcott ever quit cutting our deportment grades? Mary Emma Dawkins ever came to school without any paint on? Nelle Mae Lamb talked all the time? Mr. Coffin ever flirted with the girls? Marjorie and Charles didn't have a case? Every one wasn't sleepy on Monday? No one enjoyed a vacation from school? Every one knew their parts in practicing the Senior class play? We all came to school with our hair curled like Helen Hurst does? Mrs. Heller ever went across the assembly with rubber heels on her slippers? i C303

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fWmVf51Ff5'lV'ii1I'fi1Ff'517 FlW1D N T H E T O M A H A W K rr'51mr75r7i1riirmnWWW1r7i1W FRESHMEN CLASS HISTORY Our class of '29 entered its Freshman year with high hopes. We lost several of our eighth grade papooses but nine came from other tribes and took their places. We have seventeen in our tribe now. Our new members are Mary Emma Dawkins, Esther Corns, Marie Statton, Hester Thompson, Leslie Martin, Ralph Johnson, NVil1iam Mulvey, Ernest Cassaday and Clarence Davies. At the beginning of the year we elected Georgia Storms as our Big Chief, Ernest Cassaday as our second Big Chief, Marie Statton as our secretary, and Richard Vtfettschurack as treasurer. Our only hope is that the coming Freshmen will not be as green as we were. D. P., '29. THE OLD AND THE NEW Still sits the school house in the yard, But its in use no more, The glass is most all broken out, Of every sash and door. In its front yard the new one stands, So haughty and so proud, And from its doors the children come, A solid mass, a crowd. They romp and play the live long day, Out on the large school grounds, And from the shouts of childish glee, You know that joy abounds. The olden games are gone for good, That used to bring us joy, But slides and swings and every-thing, For every girl and boy. The old one sits and looks upon, .VVhh dark and gkxnny eyes And thinks of all the happiness, It held in days gone by. But why should it sit in scornfulness, Or be envious of the new, I think it should be happy, To see one better, don't you? Bob, '26. C325