Bloomingburg High School - Hi Spotter Yearbook (Bloomingburg, OH)

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Helen Lininger .... Helen Riley ...... Marion Miller ..,... Alice Kelly ........ Roxie Welsh ...... INDIVIDUAL SCURES Not Including the Freshman Games ......121 82 28 15 Cletice Howsman Orville Howsman. Ray Morris .............. Howard Craig ......... Elmer Haymaker .,... Janice Groll ......,,.....r... Marlin Parks ..,...... Margurite Kneisley ..,..... Boyd Butz ........... Helen Graham ,i,,.,,,,,.. Harold Friend ......... Harold Allen ....... Forrest Dawson ............. Leo Thompson... RESULTS CF THE SEASON'S GAMES GIRLS B. H. S .,...,..,.... 26 South Solon .... B. H. S ............. 15' South Solon .... B. H. S ............ 13 Jelfersonville ........ B. H. S ..,.......... 37 Madison Mills B. H. S .........,... 18 Wayne ...,..,........... B. H. S ..,..,....... 28 Wayne ,........... B. H. S .,........... 21 Alumnea ...,.......... B. H. S ............. 32 Jeffersonville.. B. H. S ............. 23 Madison Mills B. H. S ............. 20 Madison Ivffills B. H. S ......,.,.... 33 Jeffersonville.. BOYS B. H. S ............. 38 South Solon ........ B. H. S .......,..... 22 Carrol .,....,,.... B. H. S ............. 35 leffersonville.. B. H. S. ..........,. 28 Wayne .......... .. B. H. S ............. 23 Wayne ............ B. H. S ........,.... 26 jcflersonville.. B. H. S ............. 21 Alumnea ........ B. H. S ............. 69 Madison Mills B. H. S ............. 49 Madison Mills ...,.. B. H. S ....,........ 15 Wash. C. H... B. H. S ............. 20 hleflersonville.. B. H.S ............. 22 Col. Frat'y ...... . B, H. S ............. 32 South Solon.. B. H. S ............. 31 Cadmus ,.,...... . B. H. S ..........,.. 30 Madison Mills I B. H. S .......,..... 20 New Boston .... A Class Tournament was held March 25, 1928. The hrst game was played between the Juniors and Sophomores. The luniors won by the score of 13 to 9., The second game was played between the Seniors and Freshmen. The Seniors won 22 to 10. The Hnal game was played between the juniors and Seniors. Here the Seniors met their Waterloo, with a score of 27 to 17.

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Basket Ball The season of 19274928 was exceptionally successful although we only had three letter men on the squad of eight. We finished the County season with a hundred percent, winning the championship. We owe our success to Couch Biddle as well as the work of the players. Our girls' team won eight games. tied one and lost two. They scored 266 points, to their opponents' 236. The boys won the County Tournament 69fll. They went to Athens. They won the lirst game and lost the second. The girls lost the County Tournament, 20f23.

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A Smile or Two Mr. Biddle: Have you any excuses to offer for such laziness? Horace W.: None that will work. o o 0 0 Mr. Bush: Do you know how the rats got into this cabinet? Leo. T.: Naw. Mr, Bush: I suppose so. o o o o Mr. Biddle: Where did Noah live? Frank S.: He was one of the floating population. o o o o Marjorie K.: Will you please run up the blind? Orville: 'Tm not much of an athlete, but I'll try. o o o o Ruth G.: Say, what's wrong with this car? It skueaqs awfully. Harold A.: O, I guess they used pig' iron in the axles. 0 o o o Mrs. Morris: Have you read To a Field Mouse?l' Mary Ellen: No. how in the world do you get them to listen? o o o o Mrs. Morris: How can you stand lying in bed so late mornings? Gladys: I don't stand lying in bed: I'm no contortionist. o o o o Mr. Bush: Centering offleel: What are you here for? Wilbur B.: Some good advice, I guess. o 0 o o Mr. Bush: fexplaining the movements of the heavenly bodiesj: Perhaps it would be clearer if I let my hat represent the moon. First, is there a question? Ray M.: Pardon me, is the moon in- habited? o o o o Mr. Bush: So you broke a chair over this freshman's head? Boyd: I didn't mean to break the chair, Mr. Bush. o 0 o 0 Mr. Biddle: Only fools are so positive. Everett L.: Are you sure? Mr. Biddle: I'm positive. Mr. Bush: Remember, Leonard, I'm only punishing you to show my love for you. Chubby H.: I wish I were big enough to return your love. o o o o Elmer H.: What's the Senior's reputa- tion worth? Howard C.: Nothing to worry about. o o o o Mrs. Morris desired a sketch of Long- fellow. She asked Boyd Butz to stand. 0 o o o Harold F.: You're a fool. Wilbur B.: You're the biggest fool in this room. Mr. Biddle: Boys. boys, you forgot I'm present. 0000 Mrs. Morris: In this verse, what is meant by The Shades of Night Were Falling Fast? Lenora: It means someone was pulling the blinds. 0000 Leo T.: I've never been in prison. Mr. Biddle: Cheer up! Your time will come. o o o o Mr. Biddle: How many senses are there? Marion Miller: Six. Mr. Biddle: How is that? I only have HVC. Marion:I know. the other one is com' mon sense. 0000 Ray M.: Say, what do you mean by telling Margaret Shirkey I can't pole' vault? Elmer: Heavens! I'm sorry! Was it a secret? 0000 Margaret B.: Our Doctor told me yes' terday that a hammock is bad for one. Lenora: He's quite right. They are not good for one, but they're fine for two.