Greenfield High School - Camaraderie Yearbook (Greenfield, IN)

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DEcEMBEP,. Monday, 2-John Wesley comes to school with his tie not tied. Russell Stuart's seat in Chemistry was moved just around the corner. Received report cards. Tuesday, 3wUak Harlan wore a leather-colored suit to class yesterday. Moore mistook him for a football, punted him out of Botany class, and this morning Mr. Kendall gives him a for- ward pass back to his seat. It is suggested that Qak wear a blue suit after this. Wednesday', 4--Rev. Williamson conducts opening exercises. Gave origin of the alphabet. There surely must have been Hsomethin' doin' H last night from the looks of the tardy list. Thursday, 5-forchestra made first appearance this morning. Carol Hagans did not have to change her slides, but was rather short of breath. Short meeting of Senators at noon. Friday, 6-Mr. Vfalsh was called to put in about three new boards in Assembly room floor, where Ruth Amick fell. Monday, 9-Assembly room so cold that students had to go to different rooms. Chemistry students enjoyed fig newtons and cheese sandwiches in Laboratory. Great interest is being taken in Senior show, all working for 52.50. Senior class meeting. Tuesday, l0-Oak Harlan came and got his books. Bids good-bye to C. H. S. Wednesday. ll--Ruth Hilt delayed rehearsal for some time when her crochet needle caught in the front of Russell Stuart's sweater. fDon't know how it happenedj Thursday, I2--Orchestra gave program downstairs. Again there was no fire. First session of Senators. Quartette sang at K. of P. Hall. Friday, l3-Mary Wilson canned from History III class for chewing gum. Last rehearsal for Senior play, which proved to be a grand success. Russell Stuart claims he won 52.50, but on ac- count of the quarrel which resulted, it was not awarded to any- one. Two different parties, five people in each party, were work- ing for prize. Monday, I6-The Senior class was a dead looking bunch after such a strenuous work of Friday. Poor old 'wlqwittern had another spasm. Tuesday, I74It was suggested that the members of the His- tory V class furnish a rocking chair for W. Kendall. Wednesday, lb-T. I. Morgan sang during opening exercises. Section I served fudge and fig newtons in Laboratory in sixth period. Louise Thayer and Urith Dailey were locked in store room when found searching Laboratory for fudge, but made their escape down the back stairs. Letty Pratt was canned from Assembly room for feeding Ermil Haydock fudge. Mr. Moore ate so much that it made him sick, and he had to dismiss his Bot- any class and go home. Thursday, lg--Mr. lVloore was not able to return until noon. Section II made fudge, had fig newtons, dill pickles and nuts. Mr. Mooi'e was very careful not to eat too much. Double quar- tette consented to sing for us on a twenty-minute notice. Friday. 20-The last day of school for this year. Musical program given during opening exercise period. Mr. Kendall an- nounced that we would have our regular Wednesday morning program after vacation. School dismissed at 3:15. Merry Christmas. JANUARY. Monday, 6-School begins after two weeks, vacation. Cut- side reading examinations given. ninutx'-tl11's-e

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Thursday. 3l-Ermil Haydock and Dick lVlorgan have con- tracted to follow Barnum St Bailey next season. Saw NovEMBER. 3,1 I Friday, lfhlohn Handy and M. .XSS Ruth Hilt will attend Riley enter- .. gf, n ' tainment tonight. Bob lVlulvihill Y -R g iff 5,-f ' gg took a nap and lVliss Corcoran jarred A him slightly OJ when she woke him. D35-'K M0222 go'1jNLmt'e5'55EY Saturday, Z-Senior class held NO' -1-G market in Davis room. Monday, 4flVlr. Kendall announced that we would hold an election tomorrow afternoon during the last period. Bub Barr canned from Botany class. Tuesday, 5-Election held and it went Democratic by a ma- jority of ten. Letty Pratt did not get to vote, getting to polls after they were closed. Declares she will never be in favor of woman's suffrage, because she will always be too late to vote. Wednesday, 6-Greenfield merchants have run out of shoes. Laura Reed and Urith Dailey are still in the Oxford line. Thursday, 7-lVlr. Kendall caught Rhea Kinder and Bob lVlulvihill holding hands in west cloak room. Naughty! Naughty! Friday, 8-lVliss Sample gives demonstration of kind of order we have in English room. Monday, l l-Bob lVlulvihill learns how to make a Tuesday, l2flVlabel Toles and Ed. Andis quarrel in Com- mercial class over a problem concerning express rates. Wednesday, l3--Ermil Haydock fell through his seat in the Laboratory. Thursday, l4+The double quartette conducted opening exer- cises this morning. We are extremely glad to have them, as things have been rather dull this year. Friday, l5-lVlr. Kendall's nephew visits school. High School Senate organized. Monday, ISA Miss Taylor, a noted reader, conducted open- ing exercises, which was very much appreciated. Short meeting of the G. H. S. Senate. Tuesday, l9-f-Mr. Larrabee talked during opening exercises. We think it was about the High School Senate. Wednesdayf, 20-Wlas greatly disappointed because the open- ing exercises had to be postponed. Someone got hold of the piano and loosened the strings. Thursday, Zl--Senior class meeting. German Club held meeting in the home of John Burke. Latin Club met at the home of Miss Corcoran. It is rumored that Charles Arnold is ap- pealing for Ujusticef' Friday, 22-Rev. Osborn conducted opening exercises. A tack was found by Russell Stuart in his seat. Monday, Z5flVlr. Kendall announces that hereafter all per- sons found chewing gum in the class rooms will QQ-SCRHMBLE be canned. Guess he wants to preserve the gum. , Tuesday, 26flVloore kicks Lowell Smart on I, f,,fr shins in Botany. Lois Ramsey and Dick I It 1 I Morgan collide in upper hall, which collision re- W 1 sults in the doumfall of both. Mr. Kendall ex- K xg- tends Red lVlen's invitation to Thanksgiving Ll, WY dinner. Wednesday, 27--School dismissed at 3:l5 p. m. for two days' vacation. iiiiiv-l 5 ut..

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Tuesday. 7-The young man who sold us our class pins re- turns to sell us invitations. Bob Nlulvihill chases Ruth Hilt around Assembly room, but reason for doing so is not known. Xxfednesday, 8-Letty Pratt canned from Chemistry class for laughing. Everybody chewing paraffin in Chemistry. Thursday, 9--Senate met. Bill on giving Philippines their in- dependence was rejected. Some good speeches made on both sides. Friday, I0-Bob hlulvihill canned from Assembly room in sixth period. From this time on he will occupy Mr. Kendallis office this period. Students beginning to review for mid-term ex- aminations. Monday, I3-Blue Monday. Everybody's face was long. Tuesday, l4-Examination program explained. Junior Eng- lish class had no recitation. Mr. Moore declares that all the Chemistry class needs is a grind organ and a monkey. Robert Spangler and Clarence White caught in a fist fight. Wednesday, I5--Exemptions given out. Carol Hagans fell down in Assembly room. Bruce Goble visits school. Senior English class had no recitationg were supposed to work on final themes. ' l Thursday, l6-Began final examinations. Several students took two days' vacation. Friday, l7-Examinations continued. The last day of it, thank fortune. Monday. 20-Ermil Haydock successfully proved his in- ability as janitor, Er ist sehr dick. Rules for next semester explained. Half-term cards issued. Tuesday. Zl--Nlr. Kelly. a representative for Central Nor- mal College, at Danville, addressed Senior class during History recitation. Urith Dailey expresses her desire to become a theo- logian, and Laura Reed desires to study law, while several others had no desires at all. Wednesday, 22-A new rule for absences and tardies was adopted. There won't be any more excuse blanks or make-up slips. Freshmen excused fourth period to go to Orr's gallery to have pictures taken for the Annual. Thursday, 23--Senior class meeting was held. It was voted that the question concerning who won the 32.50 was never to be mentioned again. Although it was rather cloudy, the sophomores were excused to have their picture taken. Meeting of Senate. Friday, 2-4--lt was the juniors' time to have their picture taken. Were excused the fourth period. Monday, 27-Dramatic Club posed for Annual picture. Tuesday, 2.8--Heavy taxes levied on Laboratory workers. Workers indignant. Declare taxation without representation is tyranny. Orchestra excused to go to Grr's gallery at l :35. Wednesday. 29--Staff meeting held the eighth period in Mr. Kendallis office. Bob Mulvihill's chair back accidentally rang the janitor's bell and Johnny appeared. Thursday, 30ASenior class happy over Sl 5 gift from members. Friday, 3l-Musical program in charge of Florence Fritch was given this morning. hlr. Kendall did not know that Laura Reed was on the program so began to deliver his usual compli- mentary speech, when strains of music fell on his ear. and he turned to see Laura seated at the piano. You know, Mr. Ken- dall was out late the night before, so he was excused for his mis- take. After program Mr. Kendall gave floor to Mr. Moore, who addressed us on the formation of a real baseball team. Speech was made by 'Captain Hilt. One was called for from Manager Smart, but he was not ready. ninety our