Chesterton High School - Singing Sands Yearbook (Chesterton, IN)

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14 THE GRADUATE. JANUARY, 1912. -lan. 5-Back at school 11gain. Oh the dust! lan. 9fPupils illltl teachers show tl1eir abil- ity 11s liousekeepers. Third Hlllllbkl' of the lec- ture course: Julius t,'aes11r Nayphe. -lan. 111-First day of Sl'llll-illlllllill examina- lions. Jan. 15-Erin-st puts on El white collar Hlltl comes to school 2111 l1our late. -lan. 16-Miss Long takes ?lLlV2l11l2lg'6 of Leap Year and locks El man 1113 i11 her roo111. -lan. 17-Mr. G. gave El lecture this morning. Lectures are quite 11 COllllll011 tl1ing lately. Jan. 22486111013 and Juniors have com- menced to practice their class plays. Jan. 2-1+Resolved that it is 0119 of the u11- written laws of the constitution that Sophomore boys sl1o11ld not tempt Senior girls to steal apples during Civics class. Jan. 25-Poor Juniors, wl1en will they learn the sequence of Tenses 1' Soon we hope. or Mr. D. will get gray hairs. Some Senior and Junior girls lose their dignity Hllll go co11sti11g. Jan. 26-Claude says tl1e reason there is corruptioii i11 givi11g out pensions is because some men do 11ot notify the government when they die. Oliver says Philip H of Spain wanted to Il1Hl'l'y Mary Tudor of England. so that he co11ld get Ellglalld i11to the family. Jan. 29-Flossie absent-inindedly turns a ves- sel of water over in Physics Class to see what was writte11 O11 tl1e bottom. Jan 30-VVhere are 1111 the missing girls? Gone to the Far111er's Institute to be sure. Watch out for the good crops next year. Notes on Panama Canal this morning. Jan. 31-Question: Who knows l1er Cicero lesson? Aus. Wliy' Ethel to be sure. Ques- tion: NVherefore does she and the others not? Ans.: Because the others were not faithful yesterday.

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THE GRADUATE. 15 FEBRUARY. Feb.-Oh! you new school house. Oh! you Valpo ideas. All our bright hopes have lied. We thought the new school house would be a seventh heaven, but instead a ----. Feb. 6-Wlly such gloomy faces surround us V! Because the teachers think the C. H. S. room an ornament. Feb. 7-Oh there 's music in the air. Every- body is happy even if we do have to sit like munnnies. There are other ways of connnuni- eating besides whispering. Feb. 12-Lincoln's Birthday. Seniors resolve that passing books is not connnunicating in any way. Feb. 13-Unlucky nuinber proves itself true in the case of two Seniors. Feb. 15-First test of Second semester. Feb. 16-Continued program. Feb. 17-Great exciteinent over coniing plays. Feb. 21-Mr. D. Hlvy, tell us what Daniel Webster was noted for? Ivy Ccalmlyb He wrote the dictionary. Q Feb. 26-Why is the day so gloomy? One of the Seniors is absent. The library table seems to be quite popular. Feb. 27-Flossie said in M. Sa M. History class that King Charles tried to put down the Resurrection Cineaning Insurrectionj in Ire- land. Oliver says when he has completed his high school course he is going to plunge into llatriinony. Brave boy. Feb. 28-Tomorrow is the great dayg the day of the plays. Feb. 29-Miss Klose was niarried today. Pupils rejoice. il