Medora High School - Medorian Yearbook (Medora, IN)

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ship and loyalty, and to eliminate that feeling of rivalry which sometimes ex- ists. This was the first meeting of this kind ever held in this county and was declared by all present to be a decided success. As they entered the banquet hall they were given a small representation of a basket ball suspended by their school colors, as a token of the occasion. The Cortland players, winners of the sec- tional tourney, were the honored guests. They were given a hearty cheer and the hope that they would go to the State Tournament was expressed by all pres- ent, Roscoe Robertson acted as toast- master and toasts were given by the coaches and principals of the schools represented. A bountiful two course banquet consisting of chicken, potatoes, pickles, salad, baked beans, cake, brick ice cream, and lemonade, was served. Miss Ruth Massena entertained twelve of her friends at 7:30 Saturday evening, February 19th, with a nicely scheduled party including music, danc- ing, games and refreshments. The main event staged being the pillow fight be- tween Miss Ruby Motsinger and Mr. Lillard Hill, who finally was asked to pay for the damage done to his chair. Everyone departed at a late hour de- claring they had a wonderful time. St. Patrick's Party The Carr Township Teachers' Club was delightfully entertained with a St. Patrick's Party at the home of Mrs. Georgia Goss, Wednesday evening, March 16. Mrs. Goss was assisted by the Misses Sutherland, Hess and Brother. The home was artistically decorated in spring flowers and decorations sug- gestive of St. Patrick, After an evening of merriment in games, the guests were ushered into the dining room, where they were seated at a long table for refreshments. The table was beautifully decorated. A large cake on a high cake stand formed the center piece and a garland of maiden hair fern was banked around the base of the stand. A green carnation, for each of the twenty guests was placed in the center of the cake, tied with green rib- bon extending from each place card served as favors. Lighted green tapers in crystal holders formed effective light- ing in the dining room. A dainty two course luncheon was served. Miss Dorothy McPike entertained the Senior Class and other schoolmates with a St. Patrick's Party March 16, 1927. The evening was a complete success in every way as all enjoyed meeting the Saint, kissing the blarney stone, and the numerous contests. Refreshments, car- rying out the color scheme of the occa- sion, consisted of brick ice cream and cake. The remainder of the evening was spent in games and music and that which goes well with music. There were several sleepy pupils in school the next day, but no one regretted the good times they had had. ' The members of the basket ball team were served with a delightful oyster stew by Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Williams at the Palace Restaurant on March eigh- teenth, nineteen hundred twenty-seven. On the night of April first, Alberta Goss entertained several friends with an April Fool party, at her home, north uf town. A number of games including Bean Bag, ' Rag Doll, Punch and Grunt, and music and singing furn- ished entertainment for the gay crowd. The delicious lunch that Miss Alberta served, consisting of chicken sandwich- es, pickles, banana salad, angel food cake, and orangeade was the crowning touch. -51-

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- Calendar - SEPTEMBER Sept. 20.-School opens with a large attendance. As usual we are met by the smiling, green little Freshies. Sept. 21.-School dismissed in order to hunt books. Freshies come back bringing True Stories and various Wes- tern Magazines. Sept. 22.-Seniors cuss and discuss Physics but finally have to take it. Sept, 23.-One Freshman girl imag- ines she is so bright she tries to enter Senior English. CShe sure has quite an imagination.J Sept. 24.-We all listen to the gold- en rules dictated to us by Mr. Goss. Sept. 31.-Physics class cleans the laboratory. Senior boys are taught how to sweep. OCTOBER Oct. 10.-Jessie Vaughn tries to show out by falling up the stairs instead of down, Oct. 13.-Seniors order their wonder- ful class rings. Oct. 15.-Seniors elect class officers. Many votes received for an unknown person named Dorothy Q. ' Oct. 18.-Mr. Lewis will surely be ln a better humor. tWhy?J He has on a new suit. Oct, 26.-Getting report cards. Look! at the Freshies distressful looks. Oct. 30.-Old blue Monday and no lessons. Just ask Mr. Goss why. He al- ways can guess. NOVEMBEVR Nov. 1.-The Senior music class have wonderful voices or that's what they all tell us. Nov. 5.--Three basketball players have to rest a half day before playing. Nov. 10.-Senior rings come C. O. D. Seniors busy Collecting Off of Dad. Nov. 23.--All get off for Thanksgiv- ing. Just look at the Freshies smile. Nov. 29.-Back again after a nice va- cati-on which all enjoyed, DECEMBER Dec. 1.-Mr. Goss sick. The Algebra students wonder what better luck they really could have. ' .Dec. 6.-Another photographer ar- rives to see the Seniors. Wonder who will be coming to see us next. Dec. 8.-Miss Hess has a. permanent wave. Lillard thinks she looks real nice. 'Dec. 9.-The Seniors are all dressed up, wonder what for. Dec. 10.-Well, at last the crisis has past, Noble had his h-air combed for the picture. What a. relief! Dec. 23.-All looking forward 'for Santa Claus and vacation. Dec. 25-31.-Sleepless nights and sleepless days, and this year, too, shall pass away, JANUARY Jan. 1.+We find ourselves back to the grindstone once more. Also the us- ual crop of neckties, broken resolutions and bandana handkerchiefs. Who in- vented those things anyway? J-an. 3.-Noble gets his foot caught in the radiator while having music. Af- ter a long and hard struggle he is re- leased. Jan. 9.-Lillard and Carroll read some very interesting compositions in English class, very suggestive that they had eaten red pepper for supper. Jan. 24.-Mr. Lewis sure can walk. He walked in on Monday in time to teach us Physics. Jan. 26.-Carroll acts as model in showing the new basket ball suits. FEBRUARY Feb. 1.-Freddie caught giving Vio- let Wesner another Feen-a-mint. Why Freddie! Feb. 3.-One Physics student requests prayer for her during class. ,53-