South Whitley High School - Reflector Yearbook (South Whitley, IN)

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The Reflector Page 99 in i N. RJ' Y A ' I i T Li. A ' Y A L T T Y Al' A if ' T T H. OLD RELIABLE DRUG STORE Established in 1886 Where you get what you need: ICE CREAM, CANDIES. SODAS. CIGARS. PATHE PHONOGRAPHS, SILVERWARE, JEWELRY. WALL PAPER. PAINTS You are always Welcome D. C. SCOTT - DRUGGIST MRS. EBERHARD K MRS. RICHARD everly iBeauty 'Shop Norris Building South Whitley, Indiana Shampoos Bleaching Bobbing Facials Massaging Eyebrow Arching Manicuring Scalp Treatments ' EXPERT MARCELLING BUSINESS TRAINING OF COLLEGE GRADE College-entrance Requirements - Standard Instruction-Accounting Courses under Di- I rection of Certified Public Accountant- Staff of Specialists. COURSES: Accounting Business Law Business Ad- 111ll1lSIl'3tlO1l Income Tax Cost-Finding I Salesnianship i Adevrtising CATALOG Stenography Typewriting Office Training Secretarial Studies Filing and Otiice Systeniatizing Business English Sales-Letter XVriting . Address: J. R. Zimmerman, President I ANTHONY WAYNE INSTITUTE Fort Wayne, Indiana

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'Ilhe geflector A A i f x A Page 98 Thlu'Sday 1- The sleepy little village of South Whitley is aroused at the darksome hour of 7:30 P. M., by various groups of band players returning home after a night of wanton discord and in harmonious blasts, Debating Society holds a lengthy meeting. Friday 13- Friday the thirteenth! Anyone superstitious? We harmonize a few warbling melodies in Chapel services. Clear Creek games tonight. We gain enthusiasm by a pep session. Monday 16- It is learned that Miss Whitehorn received quite a practical little valentine from considerate young men of the school. Tuesday 17- Coach Yoder at basket ball practice: Eli, get off the floor and let the boys practice. You don't need any practice. fNow we wonder why Eli isn't on the team.J XVednesday 18- Teachers seem to have it in for usg we meet tests every where we look today. Big game tonight. Thursday 19- Miss Whitehorn found the kitten which someone was kind enough to place in her locker last nightg the kitten was not frightened. Friday 20- Mr, Kindy explains his name: K for kenogenisesg I for ichthiding N for Noten- ceplhaloceleg D for dithiosalicyclicg and Y for ytterbiumf' Monday 23- Rain, and more rain. Students are appalled by the announcement that History note books are due. Tuesday 2-1- NVe are asked to inform our parents of the P. T. A. About one half dozen re- member it, XVedJ1esday 25- The Operetta principals are chosen. Rehearsals have started. Thursday 26- Kep forgets to come to English class. We wish We all could have such a convenient memory, ' Friday 27- We will study the Literary Digest in English, provided that we have time left after reading the Spice of Life. MARCH Monday - The school is pervaded with thoughts of the coming District Tourney. Seniors - start serious practice of Honor Bright. It's about time. Tuesday 3- Mr. Kindy announces the intended formation of a Calf Club, and is answered by laughter. Seniors are reprimanded in English class for swearing during the dramatization of t'Abraham Lincoln. Strange we can't take the privileges that Drinkwater did. XVeduesday 4- Chapel exercises in observances of Good English week. The Physics class en- joys a visit to the power-plant to study the various mechanis-ms. Thursday 5- Tickets for the District Tourney are placed on sale this morning. Five hours later-tickets sold out. Seniors learn to play with the electric motor in labora- tory. Friday 6- Again we have a program in observance of Good English, Pep meeting for the District Torney. A big debate on Child Labor by teams from the Debating Society features the evening. Monday 9- Nine Rahs for South Whitley! District champs. Supt. Fleck loses his Lizzie, and requests that it be brought to the oilice. Tuesday 10- The following people were reprimanded at Senior play practice: Q11 Moony Miller, for incorrect attitude towards life in generalg also unbecoming baby-talk of retiring from practice to return to mother. C23 Matt Fleck, guilty of retort- il Hlmulllllllrllllrllllrlllllvllllml I llHHlvllllvvlxllltllrllnllllHIIHII1 lullHIllllmHHrllllllnllllllVIIHIIIIHIIHIIIIIIIIllIIIIVIIIHIIIHIIHHIIAullHIIIIIIIHIIIIHlmllllIIIHNIIIHIIIHIIIHIHHIIIHIIHIIIII rlllllllllnlllllllllll llllllulllxlllllllllll

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'EFI-gig Rgflegtori i V x A A A Y i - g A i A L i A Page-IOQ -v f f JI- 7 T, -, g ,, v, v, , , Jun. ing unnecessarily, Q33 Harley Weybright Jr., for general mi-sconductg also too - lively conversation and over attention to the Misses Jensen and Plattner. l4J Jesse Walpole, guilty of devouring one-half pound of C. C. Stellar's salted pea- nuts, and other misdemeanors too numerous to mention. Miednesday 11- Hair Groom Hartle gets his locks shorn. Seniors are busy watching two wreck trains remove 'the remains of a freight train out of the ditch. Skunk Matson and Red Walpole, noted railroaders, are still within the prison walls of S. W. H. S. Thursday 12- Impossible task achieved! Wreck crew clears wreckage without the aid of David LaMarr Miller. Time for the regional is drawing near. Friday 13- , An unlucky day. Our hopes in the Regional receive a rude joltg Earl is sick. Miss Nowels speaks to us in Chapel. Monday 16- I Coach H. T. Yoder issues first call for track candidates, John T. is christened Lily Bud as a result of his written masterpiece in the form of a note. fFor the object of his devotion, turn to Young Married Peoples' Class, page 50J.. Tuesday 17- Reflector Staff is submerged in a sea of work. The muscular forms of aspir- ing athletes are seen encircling the track. Bills for Honor Bright are dis- tributed. XVednesday 18- Tickets for Senior Play are on sale, Lucile E. takes honors for number sold. The County Nurse exam-ines school children. Skeet Workman necessitates repair of the scales. Thursday 19- The Physics class takes a trip down the Pennsylvania R. R. tracks to experi- ment on the finer points of sound. Kep wins the right to enter the County Child Labor debate, Play cast on their toes. Friday 20- The Dramatics Club fails to meet at Red Walpole's. The long hoped for, yet dreaded event, the presentation of Honor Bright, goes over well before a ca- pacity house. Monday 23- Junior play cast is chosen. They will 'present Daddy Long-Legs in the near future, providing Sol Vviener gets over the mumps. Senior Play is given this ex- tra night because of the demands of the crowds. Tuesday 24- Thinly clad athletes have begun to prance about the campus. Special,efforts are made to put forth a strong track squad. A full house again applauds the ' Senior Play, NVQ-dnesday 25- Seniors are busy raking in the shekels. Skeet is peeved because the Cast was not treated. Just to show his obstinacy he refuses to go out for the mile run and high-jump. Thursday 26- Coach Yoder blasts the hopes of a few young men with cigarette stains on their hands, they will not be given suits or permitted to enter track. English class dramatizes The Rivals. Harley', iplaces a showerbath in the stage directions. Friday 27- George K. presents his speech to the Assembly, he goes to C. C. tonight. Mr. Yoder's room is holding a contest with Freshmen in getting Ladies' Home Journal subscriptions. Fifty pages of the Reflector are sent to the printer. Monday 30- VVe are reminded that book reports are due once more. Seniors and typewriters are kept busy preparing pages of this book. Junior play cast goes to Columbia City to see their play given. Tuesday 31- Freshmen are jubilant that spring is here and that not many weeks of school remain. The Calendar goes to the printer, It is concluded that record of the events of the days yet to come would be only prophetic and therefore inaccurate and meaningless, and so, kind reader, we will not buirden you with an extension of this department. VHllillulllmllmlmHu I4willwillmlmllulllullililll IHlllllillllllIlllVIHlIIIIlllliIIIIlllllllllllllllVIIIlIllilIIIlIIIIillliVIIIlllllllllllllliIIIIlKIHlllllVIIHIII!NIIIHIIIHIIHVIIIHIIIlIlllllllillllllllllllliIIIIHIIIIIIHIII1IIII4KIIIIIIIIillllllllilllllllllllil