Edgerton High School - Edgertonian Yearbook (Edgerton, OH)

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11.- ?3-' .47 x -53711 L M1 Sui . sa .514 JZ - x V E 1154 QFCC1-Y C V 1 K I I xl . 1' 1 i OT 2 , '-Q r T le Q X c ITJ, l 5 O il Q 14 Zi if P s i 6 U' X - K fl! u fx KX I z 1,106 fx t H0 KLQKN january, 1913. Jan. 6--School opens. lfVe find the walls ofthe High School room fres- coed. Jan. 7-Earl NV. and Andrew seem to have revived their childhood caps, which required all their energy to keep them on their heads. jan. 8-The Seniors have a class meeting at recess. The juniors follow suit and call a meeting immediately after recess. Jan. 9-Edwin does not take Prof. Riggle's talk to heart, so we conclude that he is either lazy or in love. -lan. 10-Miss Clements is unable to be with us on account of sickness. Ian. 13-Clare is very l'l1LlCl1.3.SlC01'llSl1CdIXVi16ll Miss Clements tells him that he has a good Virgil lesson. -Tan. 15-Nothing doing. Ian. 14-Seniors surprised when Clare sits up and talks business, for once in the class meeting. -lan. 15-Nothing doing. -lan, 16-Miss Clements is back again. Jan, 17-Estel H. Wonders if he has will power. lYe all wonder about the same lan. 20--lVe much regret that Mr. Xlfidney is not able to be with ns longer. But we find an able man in Mr. lloss. Ian. 21'-Miss Clements thinks it isn't becoming for young ladies ofthe High 'School to take long steps in the hall. jan. 22-Miss C. receives serious injuries QED when she attempts to turn the steam valve on the radiator, Jan. 23-Mr. Riggle calls Gola, Edna NV., Edna C., Doris, Thelma and Mable S. to the office for a Jan 24-The Seniors have a class meeting. Those little juniors do like- wise. Very much so. ,

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Nos. 5-Mr. VVidney makes his appearance this morning contrary to the wishes and expectations of many. Darla asks him if he is for XVood- row VVilson. Nov. 6-Mr. Hawes talks to us this morning. Nov.7-The Seniors give a pie social tonight, Nov. 8-The juniors with the exception of two, look so sleepy that we think it must be because they were at the pie social last night. Pioneer and Edgerton Highs cross swords in basket ball tonight. Nov. ll. Ray M. d0esn't come to school until noon. Ile looks so sleepy that we think he must have hunted all Sunday night for the basket ball, which we left in Butler. Nov Nov tell why. Nov naps. Nov. Nov Nov. Nov Nov Nov. 12-Nothing doing. 13--Louise R. comes to school with one eye tied up, but will not So We conclude she has had a iight, 14-Too bad for Clare that Miss Clements wakes him out of his 15-Basket ball game with Montpelier. 18-Basket ball teams practicing to beat Bryan. 19-Everything going well. 20-Rev. Beall talks to us this morning. 21-Bernice Smith starts to take a course in literature, 22-Prof. Riggle gives the basket ball crabbers a talking to. Basket ball team going to Bryan. Nov. 25-26-27-Exams. Nov. 27--School closes for Thanksgiving vacation. Basket ball teams play at Pioneer. ' December. Dec. 2-A new school term begins. Dec. Dec. 3-Mr. Widney thinks Ted is mad, Wlonder why? 4-Clare M. tries to make Prof. Riggle believe that birdmen can make a farmer's horses break their necks if they want to. Dec. 5-Nothing doing. Dec. 6-Literary program by Philomatheans, Basket ball teams play Montpelier. Dec. 9-Miss Estrich makes us a visit. Dec. 12--Classics class takes up 'Lady of the Lake. Dec. 13-Edgerton basket ball teams meet Butler on our own Hoor. Dec, 16-Prof. Riggle tries to make us believe that we were very dis- courteous to Butler, by not allowing them to beat us on our own floor, inas- much as they did so with us. . Dec. 17-Frequent lectures on getting ready for exams. Dec. 18-The boys of the English Literature class try to create alittle Fourth of july. Dec, 19-Exams begin. Dec, 20--More exams, School closes for holiday vacation,

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Jan 27-Those provoking juniors persist in speaking all the time. jan, 28-The music, which our new pianist, Miss Fusselman gives us is fine QFD. , i jan. 26- You Folks had better get to work as tomorrow is exams. Jan. 30 and 31-O, those horrid exams! M46 69: v ft Ill ll Q- 51- ,-I W il' Yf f-x F' Ax i H :ill ,N lllll!'g,1-A:Y5N.4lifV Z l-'ff ? Aw VF r X , A 1 :A T Lmljy ',,f i 1 .: A MTE...- Ix T: gqd.-i iLcq. ad February. Feb. 3-Miss Clements gets provoked at those dignified Seniors in Virgil class. -Feb. 4-Senior class meeting, Feb. 5-The Seniors have a spread at the home of Miss Frager, Feb. 6-Nothing doing. Feb. 7-Election of officers. Feb. 10?Miss Clements thinks that the Sophomore boys might leave the little. clock in the class room. 9 Feb, ll-Another speech on the little clock. Mr. Riggle thinks it must have sprouted legs and walked oiif. Feb. 12-Earl VV. asks Miss Clements in Virgil if ever anyone is pierced by Cupid's darts now. Feb. 13-Ray doesn't see why he can't say kids instead of children Feb. 14-The little clock returns. Feb. 17-Red Mast sleeps. Feb. 18-Ruby thinks she would like some color in her dress so Ray kindly spills ink on it. L