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

 - Class of 1926

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fY51r76Tf75'i751fN17i1Y751tf'5 'i1tf'51Iii1 T H E T O M A H A W K 5'i1t751I'7i'K7i1rKT 'RT75155 T1t761f?i' Vllednesday, Oct. Z1-Hooray! A two day vacation. Monday, Oct. 26-Back again. Mr. Phillips seems to think water melts. Tuesday, Oct. 27-The dignified Seniors, leaving the joke till the last, each gave a short talk this morning. VVednesday, Oct. 28-Current event morning with a few slackers absent. Thursday. Oct. 29-Snow is here, everybody get out your sleds, Friday, Oct. 30-Alas! The snow melts. F November Monday, Nov. 2- Practice makes perfect. advice given to the juniors. Tuesday, Nov. 3-Junior play tonight. Bob sleeps in government class. but awakes' by finding himself sprawled on the floor. Wednesday, Nov. 4-Junior play a success. Many sleepy heads appear this morning. Thursday, Nov. 5-A Junior class meeting to see how rich they have be- come. Friday, Nov. 6-A concert of dissatisfaction given by Sophomores on ac- count of low grades. The girls' and boys' botany classes goito Purdue. Monday, Nov. 9-Mrs. Poorman gives the S. S. girls an interesting talk. Tuesday, Nov. 10--Pearl was so hungry the fourth period that she swallow- ed her chewing gum. . Wednesday, Nov. ll-Elsie teaches downstairs. Thursday, Nov. 12-Mr. Phillips gets disgusted with his eye sight and throws his glasses on the floor. Friday, Nov. 13-The superstitious ones wonder if anything is going to happen. Monday, Nov. 16-Sunshine meeting. Tuesday, Nov. 17-The sun shines. Wednesdayf, Nov. 18-Pictures taken for the annual. Thursday, Nov. 19-Mr. Mcfflanahan goes visiting today. NVea H. S., I believe. Friday, Nov. 20--The Seniors leave to get ads. Here's luck to them. Monday, Nov. 23-Elsie's great on giving compliments. especially when one has candy or peanuts. Tuesday, Nov. 24-Lela teaches the fourth grade children. Wednesday, Nov. 25-Chester Titus' current event tells us that Thanks- giving Day is tomorrow. VVell! VVell! Monday, Nov. 30-Some of the Seniors pictures arrive. One p. m.-Mr. Coffin takes up a collection for the Red Cross, and he made such a success at it, he thinks he'll make that his occupation from now on. December Tuesday, Dec. 1-Class meeting and more pictures. VVednesday, Dec. 2-Current event morning. Thursday, Dec. 3-Seniors try to get more ads. Wfe all wonder where Bob and Harold spent their time? Friday, Dec. 4-The supposed boosters of the team went parading down Main street, yelling: Beat West Point. It was claimed to be the first ex- C515

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THE TOMAHAWK CALENDAR September Monday, Sept. 7-Labor Day and all are here. V Tuesday, Sept. 8-Of the new pupils, two prove to be Seniors. Vlfednesday, Sept. 9-Everybody wonders who the simple QSe1npillj guy is. Thursday, Sept. IO-Mr. McClanahan tells the Botany class how he in- tends to tame us. Friday, Sept. ll-The schedule is still being changed. Monday, Sept. 14-Beginning of Blue Mondays. Tuesday, Sept. 15-Elsie admits to Bob she is getting bashful. Xvonder why? Vifednesday, Sept. 16-George is discouraged with the Senior class already. Thursday, Sept. 17-One of the Seniors tries to convince his teacher that he doesn't like to outline. How about it. George? Friday, Sept. 18-Botany class go golden-rod hunting. Some seemed to think they grew on trees. Didn't you Vallie? Monday, Sept. 21-Everybody appears with a coat on. Tuesday, Sept. 22-Botany class observes things through microscope. WVednesday, Sept. Z3-Mrs. Northcott tries to make singers of us. Thursday, Sept. 24-Senior class meeting. Friday, Sept. 25-Mr. McClanahan gives us a rest. Everybody goes to the Centennial. October Thursday, Oct. 1-The Centennial is all over, but it's something we'll all remember. Friday, Oct. 2-Senior class meeting. Everybody think, the president's motto-. Monday, Oct. 5-The Country Gentleman man is here. He chooses Harold as a perfect salesman. Tuesday, Oct. 6-The Junior rings arrive at the postoffice. Wednesclay, Oct. 7-Mr. Coffin gives a talk on James VVhitcomb Riley and his poems and so forth. Thursday, Oct. 8-Charles makes faces in government class and this seems to be the only thing to keep the class awake. Isn't that about. right, Elsie? Friday, Oct. 9-Election of Booster club officers. Monday, Oct. 12-Sleepy Monday. Tuesday, Oct. 13-The Botany students study trees down at the Battle Field. Wediiesday, Oct. 14-Current event morning. How about it, Mr. McClan- ahan, are you so used to a big city you can't tell Ash Grove? Thursday, Oct. 15-Mr. Fisher's dog seems to like to serenade the geography class. Friday, Oct. 16-Everybody takes a trip to the moon tonight. Monday, Oct. 19-Talk about a sleepy bunch. Harold Emerson is the worst. Tuesday, Oct. 20-NVhy did we make such hard botany questions, LaRhue? C505



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'W rRrF51r7m':W1rKx'1r7n'1Fi1mWi1rE1 T H E T O M A H A W K 751Wi1rm1r7i1rmWi1W51mi1rW1mi1W citement B. G. has had for a long time. We're sports so we won't say any- thing about the game. Monday, Dec. 7-The group pictures arrive in physiology class. Tuesday, Dec. 8-Rena tries to get orders for soup. Wednesday, Dec. 9-Standard Bearer's Minstrel tonight. Thursday, Dec. 10-Mr. McClanahan tries to fill in our time for next semester. Friday, Dec. ll-A teacher's complexion often makes a test seem funny, now doesn't it, Mrs. Heller? Monday, Dec. 14-One would think there was a fire in town the way Dot and George walked up the street this noon. p Tuesday, Dec. 15-The bird man visits us and closes his demonstration of each picture by tapping on the floor. Wednesday, Dec. 16-Doris falls on the floor in music class. Mary Emma surely knew America to perfection on that music test, Eh? Thursday, Dec. 17-Examination day. Everybody wishes he were smart. Friday, Dec. 18-Tonight we play Rossville. ' Monday, Dec. 21-Ruby is back again. Eileen and Violet amuse them- selves the fourth period, by playing dice. Where was Mr. McClanahan? Tuesday, Dec. 22-More snow this morning, Christmas is very near. VVednesday, Dec. 23--Fred is absent a whole day to buy a Christmas present for-Flossie. Thursday, Dec. 24-The Christmas committee go to sing at the County Farm and take some candy. Friday, Dec. 25-Merry Xmas to all, especially our beloved Faculty. january, 1926 Monday, Jan. 4-Everybody back and ready to travel again. Tuesday, Jan. 5-Charlie and Marg set a good example for Burdell and Edna. Wednesday, Jan. 6-Our editor in chief gives us a short talk this morning. Thursday, jan. 7-Mr. McClanahan claims that Elsie's feet were the only thing that kept her from falling out of her seat. Friday, Jan. 8-Pearl surely has a funny streak today. Giggle, Giggle. Monday, Jan. 11-Mr. Hedricks takes assembly this period. Tuesday, Jan. 12-The lip stick seemed to be popular in botany class. The boys go to Purdue today. Wednesday, Jan. 13-Pictures of curious looking women were passed around the last period. Dorothy's took the prize. Thursday, Ian. 14-Some teachers do not trust their pupilsy They even go so far as to tie the door shut. How about it, Mr. Phillips? Fern and Bernice debate in Economics class. Friday, Ian. 15-Mr. Phillips becomes very ill although most of us feel sorry for him, yet a few are a little happy because of no classes. The team goes to Carthage. Monday, jan. 18-John Roadruck opens the windows again not because he is hot but to annoy some one. Nelle Mae writes a note to George. What's up? C623

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