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

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rm55:5519615i1:7i1r761Wi1r?d1r7i1H61 T H E T O M A H A W K 551rid:riiiriixriitr7i1r?i1r?i1r7i1551552 Tuesday, Jan. 19-Hi'Yparty tonight. VVednesday, Jan. 20-The Economics class serves as a study period for music for Fern, Elsie, Rena and Bessie. Thursday, Jan. 21-The Senior class become interested. XfVe begin to think of a play. Friday, Jan. 22-Rena wants to take a picture of Francis today because he is so funny looking. Monday, Ian. 25--While tobacco is being discussed in geography class Ralph Nelson demonstarates the chewing process. Tuesday, Jan. 26-The entertainment committee of the Sunshine society gave us a program this morning. Wednesday, Jan. 27-James can look very innocent sometimes, especially when he buys soup of Mrs. Heller. Did you order any soup, James? Thursday, Jan. 28-Oh! the snowdrift. The farmers will have to bring snow plows when they come to the Farmers Institute meeting here today. Friday, Jan. 29-Every one freezes. Have the janitors resigned? February - Monday, Feb. 1-New rules and regulations made. Look out for decora- nons on the report cards thisinonth. Tuesday, Feb. 2-It seems that the ground hog won't see his shadow today. Wednesday, Feb. 3-Merle demonstrates playing on an imaginary piano in botany class. Mrs. Heller spilt her ink in the assembly today, here's hop- ing it was red. Thursday, Feb. 4-Moving pictures in botany class today. Friday, Feb. 5-Pep session. Play Brookston tonight. Ralph thinks a saw will plow, fa bright thought for a Seniorj. Monday, Feb. 8-VVe beat Rossville and Brookston Friday and Saturday rights, everyone is talking about the games. Tuesday, Feb. 9-Mr. Buzick speaks this morning. Duane goes to look for pins. They were quite necessary, I believe. Wednesday, Feb. 10-John certainly likes fresh air. w Thursday, Feb. ll-Even the Seniors like to play peek-a-boo.-Eh Charlie? Friday, Feb. 12-Everybody goes skating on the sidewalks. The com- mittee for Promoting Sunshine Spirit in the community serve chile a-la-sun- shine. VVeWe ready hlorenci Monday, Feb. 15-A mouse comes gliding around in geography class. Sev- erd new pupdsshow up Tuesday, Feb. 16--Have decided on our play. Everybody curious as to parts they will get. Wednesday, Feb. 17-Mother and Daughter banquet tonight. Mr. Mc- Clanahan asks the sleepy botany class if they are getting ready for tonight. Thursday, Feb. 18-War proclaimed, a debate between Fern and Elsie, two weeks from today. Friday, Feb. 19-More disputes about invitations. Monday, Feb. 22-A cold and blue Monday. Tuesday, Feb. 23-Ready to begin our play at last. C635

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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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W1W1D7Ril fNr1'r1I7?fIr7f1W1'7FA1hTi1h'i1 T H E T O M A H A W K t7'NW1W1FW1Ffi17 51I7 i1r7A'1Y'i1W1T7fY Wednesday, Feb. 24-Mary Emma tries her strength on the shades the iourth period. Fire drill. Every thing saved, except Mr. Phillips' milk bottle. Thursday, Feb. 25-Everybody seeks the radiator and a foot-stool. Friday, Feb. 26-Francis draws a potrait and presents it to view on Fred's back. Play Dayton tonight. VVe're ready. March Monday, March l-Beat VV. L. for the second time and ready to beat them for the third time. Friday, a dull day for visitors. Tuesday, March 2-Mr. McClanahan tells us he intends to thrash it out as to who is going to the tournament. Wfednesday, March 3-More new pupils. Pearl has her hair curled, Flap- per Fannie, Eh? Thursday, March 4-Elsie appears in the grand-ma-role in Economics this morning. Friday, March 5-No school! VVe get to see W. L. get beat. Monday, March 8-Mr. McClanahan presents the Seniors with invitations to a party. Tuesday, March 9-Spring fever is appearing. Wednesday, March 10-One-half clay of practice. Thursday, March ll-Georgia goes through the walking movements in botany. Friday, March 12-Mr. Buzick gives another talk this a. m. Annual goes off to press. Monday, March 15-Everybody begins selling tickets. Tuesday, March 16-Oh! My! VVhat a look Harold received when Bernice began to practice with her lorgnette. Wednesday, March 17-St. Patrick's Day and it seems to me the Freshies don't need any decoration. Eh, Helen? Thursday, March 18-Bessie W. turns a rubber snake loose on Olive. Where was Mr. Coffin? The Juniors, being turned out of the assembly, think they are terribly abused, especially Ivan. Friday, March 19-A sleepy bunch of Seniors, result of the play. Monday, March 22-The Juniors leave for town. Business concerning junior reception. Tuesday, March 23-Elsie talks about siftless men, a new kind, Eh? Wednesday, March 24-The girls start playing baseball. Thursday, March 25-The Seniors are asked about the next four coming years. College? Friday, March 26-An English test, no reason why Bob couldn't get an A plus. How about it? Monday, March 29-Sunshine meeting. Tuesday, March 30-Invitations arrive. A spelling contest is given. Such grades? And Seniors? lfVednesday, March 31-Mr. McClanahan says the two Storms are gone yet it seems we still have one outside. Reports given out. How about the deportment grades? Don't talk to Bob. C547