Selma High School - Retro Yearbook (Selma, IN)

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Bullock, of Selma. refereed the glade games. while Friar, of Farmland, made de- cisions in the high school games. The Senior team-mates extend their k'nd regards to the other members of the team in appreciation of their team work in all the games. They hope hat the next year's Calendar Sept. 12. School started. Two new Senior students enrolled-Mildred Russel! and Ralph Lewis. Sept. 10. Seniors elected class officials. Sept. 20. Mrs. Clippenger gave us our lirst music lesson. Sept. 21. Seniors ordered class rings. Sept. 26. Got our new moving picture ma- chine: it works iine. Sept. 30. Attended our nrst movie. Oct. S. A Senior party at Gene Pickzird's. Had a wonderful time. Oct. 17. Organized an athletic association. Also, it was the birthday of Grace Ly- kins and the Seniors surprised her in the evening. Had a line time. Oct. 20. A masquerade party at Mary Thornburg's. Oct. 22. A Sophomore hailowe'e11 party at Delbert Thornburg's country residence. Uninvited guests entertained them- selves by tearing up vehicles. Oct. 26. Seniors got their class rings and they are certainly proud of them. Oct. 28. Mildred Swanders entvrtainecl the Freshmen class. 1'-'mor l7!'t?SllIl1Cll - the spooks tore up their party. Oct. 29. Senior party at the home of Kenneth Sipe. a former student of Selma. Had a tine time. Nov. 14. The boiler got something wr- ng with it and we had a week's vacation while it was being tixed. Nov. 28. The juniors and guests enjoyed a Thanksgiving party at the gym- niasium. Nov. 30. Sophoniores had a Thanksgiving party at Frances Greenwalfs. XVho lost their shoes? Dec. 14. Flected members of the Annual staff from the- Senior class. Dec 15. Blr. W'right gave orders for Seu- iors to clean the lab XVe were ex- pecting the inspector, but he never came. team may Sbe as successful, and even more. in their games. RAH! RAH' RAH! RAH' 1t.XH! RAH! SE LMA! XY HO-O-O! SELMA! XYHO-O-O! SFLMA! Sliljl.-X' SELMA! Events 16. The Hgh School attended the arincis' Institute in the afternoon. of Dec. 1. Music furnished bv H. S. orchestra. Dec. 18. Seniors surprised Mr. Elabarger. He was certainly surprised, too. NVe had a most wonderful time. Dec. 19. junior party at Mark Livings- ton's. A world of fun. Dec. 20. juniors had a surprise on Juanita Ruble at the home of Mary Thorn- burg. Dec 22-23. Evaminations. Dec. 24. Seniors had a Xmas party at the home of Agnes Jones. A wonderful time, indeed. 11. Seniors had their pictures taken at Mr. Littlet0n's studio. lan. 13. Our basket ball defeat by Eaton, and the .luniors served some oyster soup. Oh, you soup! Ian. 24. Mr. Xeher caught some girls dancing, so we cannot play the piano any mere, Oh. shoot! lan. 27. The Freshmen have a party at the home of Cleo Cline. However, it was more largely attended by the boy s. lan. 30. Gertrude Smith started her post course at S. H. S vlan. Feb. 7. The llible students got ten per cent taken off of their deportment for being so noisy one day when Mr. Rar- ick was not there, Feb. 10. The Seniors sent for their play. They are very anxious to receive it. l'eb, 13. The Seniors sent the lirst install- ment of the Annual to press. Stem very happy. Feb. 14. Received S55 in return for sub- scriptiou for getting a moving picture machine two years ago. l'eb. lo Some Seniors made a business trip to the metropolis of Desoto. Had an enjoyable time.

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Athletics Tl-ILETICS is one of the most im- portant features in the life of a school. It is something that, if played and managed right, most everyone enjoys. XVe not only enjoy the playing, but we associate with other schools and form acquaintances with other people. and that brings the schools closer together. Each individual learns that he must con- trol his temper, use team work. do his best at all times. and make his grades if he takes part in any of the contests. Our school does not have the advantages that larger schools have, but where would our school be if we did not have any athletics at all? - Not much base ball is played here for we only have an eight-month school and the ground is not in condition to play much of the time. XVe play a few inter- class games and once in a while we play some other school. but we are very weak in base ball because we don't practice it enough. In future years this school should take more interest in base ball and win some honors for S. H. S. in that line. Track work is not encouraged here. so we don't have any star milers, which we would have if it was taught. Basket ball is one of the sports in which our school takes an interest. Every one is for Selma High. They have made us a good place to play. but it is handicapped by some beams which hinder long shots. lt would be all right if we played at home all of the time, but it hinders us when we go away. There is some talk of removing these beams and the next year's team may have a better place than we had. The team this year played nineteen games and lost only three: which is a bet- ter record than any Selma High team has had since l91l. Maybe we didn't play as strong teams as some other schools, but there are very few other schools that made a better showing at the tournament. The game with Ridgeville, in which we doubled the score. was the first time in live years their high school had been beaten at Ridgeville. .Xlmost every year we have lost to Farm- land at Farmland. but this year we took them on their own tioor. XX'e took two games from Daleville, which is something our school has not done for a good many years. The rest of the teams on our schedule we most always won from-one game, at least, and two :nost of the time. Our second team this year was a won- der. They won all of their games and their opponents were lucky if they WOI1 any points at all. This team will help make the hrst team next year. In our practices they were always on hands to battle us and we had to play some to beat them. So a great deal of the credit for our victories goes to them for their co-operation. The girls did not take much interest in playing basket ball this year. They had the material to make a wonderful team. So the next year the girls should organize and play a few games and show these other schools that we have girls who can play basket ball as well as the boys. .X great deal of the credit for this year's team goes to the coaching of Mr. G. C. XVright. He was not hired as a coach but as a school teacher, but he spent a great deal of his valuable time in coaching our team, and we appreciated it very much. l'Ve want to thank our yell leadei, Don- ald Ryan. for his support this year. He was with us at all times and showed all lzinds of pep all the time. The last thing in our basket ball season was the inter-class tournament. Although this was the second year ot' class tourna- ments. the student body showed great en- thusiasm in supporting their class colors. The Sexenth grade was defeated in a one-sided game by the Eighth grade, with a score of JU to nothing. The Sophomores defeated the Freshmen in a close--sccre game of 11 to S. The Seniors played the Juniors and eliminated them with a more- than-double- score of ZS to ll. The final game of the Blue and lVhite against the Black and Old Gold was the one that aroused pep in both classes. The Blue and lVhite team was defeated by the lower classmen, the Sophomores.

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Feb. 17. The Seniors received the'r play. called Professor Pep. It looks very interesting. Feb. 22. A good-looking lot of Sen'ors made quite a hit in Parker. They were on business, however. Feb. 27. Miss Kennedy came to the school in the evening and chose the cast for the Senior play. Mar. 1. The Seniors ordered their inv'ta- tions. Mar. 2, 3, 4 The Tournament at New- castle. XX'e frightened the Muncie boys: however. we lost the game to them. Mar. 9. The S. H. S. gave a Cantata. Mrs. Clippenger was the director. Mar. 10. XYe had an inter-class tourney and the Sophomores won. much to the displeasure of the Seniors, Mar. 15. The Seniors went to a party at the home of Miss Barley. XVe had quite a time. pulling taffy. Mar. 13. The .Iuniors had a box social and had lots of fun. Many stunts were performed. .-Xpril 21. Senior Play. April 28. Reception. April 30. Baccalaureate. May 3. The Commencement. DAILY HAPPEN IN GS Dorothea I.. waving at the street car l'tlO- tornien. .-Xgnes gl. picking the dust and l'nt from Ralph's sweater and telling him how nice he looks. Hr, Rarick telling a joke in Bible class. Eugene R. playing marbles with the little boys. Mr. 'XYright forgetting to lool-1 up sonie- thing that he promised to tell the Physics class, Mr. Clark reminding us about talking. Agnes I. having trouble with her cash in bool-:keeping class. Finding Ralpli I.. up in high school room with the girls. Ione I-. and Dorothy J. asking to be ex- cused-so they can library and talk. Mark I-. trying to start Sophomore boys seeking aid in Latin from go down to the an argument. Maurice Slaughter, especially on Mon- days. I WON DER XYho Sport XYilliams' girl was at the Soph- omore banquet. If Cecil Groves found his chicken at Gene Pickard's after the junior hox social. lf Mr. Neher found the daily newspaper interesting at the inter-class tourney. If Sport XYillian1s has changed his mind about ,loan of Arc being a hero. If Miss Sawyer still has hunches in the Sophomore l.atin class. If Verna .-X. and Adrienne C. have found out they cannot carry water in a funnel. If the time will ever come when Maurice .Slaughter does not burn midnight ol. If Pauline lX'illiams ever sat on the tioor or talked to a strange young man in the office. If Mr. Rarick does not know some more jokes to tell to the Bible class. If Cecil Groves is ever sober. XYhere Dorothea Leeper found her class ring. If .-Xgnes Jones ever lets anyone read her diary. If Noel East was ill after the party at Miss Barley's. XYhy Mr. XVright knows so much. If Harold jones has got a girl yet. If Verna A. has learned to turn around in a cozy-cab yet. XYhy Mildred Mott seems so popular this year at school. XYhy the Seniors did not win the inter- class tourney. IF If I can see wrong, can Garver C. XVright? If you are west, is Noel East? If you are smart is Russell XVeisse twisej? If trees shake does Mildred Russell? lf I.atin class is a dead stone. is Mark tal Livingstontel? lf you are a husk. is Eugene Caj Ryan frindl? lf it snows. will Carl Rayn trainl? lf Donald Goodwin is large. is Fern Small? If we buy you dates. should we buy Anna Corn? If you kill, does Maurice Slaughter? lf we w:1lk. will I-Iilner Roe? lf you are wrong, is Lucile XVright?