Salem High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Salem, VA)

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H E O R A C L E J , O O 0 Ruff Gunn-ul know a man here in town who has been working on a theory for twenty years. Tank Denit- lVlr. Cool and l go over there real often. l-le lives across from me and at at at Chan,' Martin-- That's not saying very much for him. lVlr. Webb- How many have Latin books? Buzz Hall faloucll- lVlr. Webb has a ponyfn Chan Martin fworking out a Physics problem in l..ab.l- That's 2.5 isn't it, Joe? 't is not 2.5, it's ZW. Wluanki' fearnestlyj- Naw,1 C902

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T H E O R A C L E jan. vlan. ul an. alan. Klan. blan. alan. Jan. -lan. alan. al an. mlan. B an. Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb All the boys get a hair cut to-day and go to Roanoke to have their pictures made. Buzz Hall breaks the camera. More pictures made. New Lyceum officers elected. Finish up Physics' experiments. Boys leave to play R. M. A. and Danville in Basket-ball. Every one excited over Senior pictures. Vesta Deaton Creading an outlinel : l have for No. 6, The stageg and under that, Jonson and Shakespeare. We play Roanoke High. Score I6 to I9 in Roanoke's favor. First Exams. to-day. When hard questions come, they come not single spies, but in bat- talions. The more they come, the worse they get. And to-day our Waterloo, French. After effects worse than the Exams. The grades are wonderful? ! A number of changes in schedules, courses, etc. Quite a noise in the hall the sixth period. lVliss Annie goes to find out the cause in order to satisfy OUR curiosity. We win over Bedford in Basket-ball. Score 25 to 8. Big snow on ground. Snow-balling is grand, n' est-ce pas? A committee is appointed to meet with Mr. Eley and write a Class song. Bum day. Bummer day. A line Lyceum program this afternoon. Pupil: lVlr. Cool, I don't understand that explanation yet. Mr. Cool: Well, you can't expect to catch water by pouring it through a funnel. Evidently a soothing French logon aujourd' hui as Harmon sleeps through it all. English test. We sign up for commencement invites An additional member to our Classg Mary Keister from Radford. Girls' Club selling candy. Hampton Quartet gives concert in Auditorium. We learn that we are to have holiday to-morrow. We have been pinching ourselves all day to see if we are dreaming or if this is really true. Girls' Club delegates leave this afternoon to attend the conference at Lynchburg. Annual goes to press. C591

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T H E O R A C L E Miss Ewart- Charlotte, how would you write about Poe? Charlotte- Fd take his life first. Every one laughing in French Class during dictation: Miss Butler- lf you all would laugh more and write less, you would do better. We laugh still more. M. L. Johnston-- Mrs. Ewartf' Miss Ewart fdisgustedlyl- Class, don't laugh so, I would just as soon be called Mrs. as Miss. Mr. Webb- Has every one come in yet? Anne Oakey- Yes, sirg except the car has not come in. Miss Ewart- l..etcher give me a quotation from Emerson. l..etcher- Let us cross over the river and rest under the shade of the trees. Miss Butler fin French Class?- How are dates formed, Harmon? Harmon- What do you mean formed? l can make one for you. Mr. Cool, giving out questions to study Chapter I by for Exams. Mary Lewis Johnston- Do we get questions on all the chapters? Mr. Cool- Yr-:s.,' Hilda- Well, bless your heart. Ben Chapman- Only big men ruled. Miss Duncan-- How many pounds did they weigh? Mr. Cool fintroducing Mrs. Coon to Mr. Webb?- This is Mrs. Coon. Mr. Webb Cunderstanding him to say Mrs. Cool,- Congratulations! When did this happen ? Miss Ewart- F or to-morrow we will study William Cullen Bryant. Sukie Lantz fjust as seriously as you please?-ulsnit he the one who wrote, That Old Sweetheart of Mine? V911