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

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----Q--f----H -f-- Hn' 1e1f1f11-Utne -- OCTOBER Thursday 1-One of our sweet little Freshmen girls caused her chum to be seriously jealous by writing a love letter, as she called it, to the former's sweetheart. Goodness! Can it be possible that even the Freshmen are troubled with love affairs? Friday 2-Rev. Lane in an address to the student body. likened the Freshmen to peach stones. Then amid roars of laughter he explained. They possess grea possibilities. Seniors sign up for Lyceum Course. Miss Carson is absent on account of sickness. B, B. practice is beginning. Monday 5-Kryl. the great cornetist. is at Huntington. Over half the students go to hear him play-or get out of school. Those who did not get to go spent a dreary afternoon pretending to be studying. Tuesday 6-Mr. Kindy presents Florence H, with a dead mouse. but she dosen't ap- preciate it. Miss Vvhitehorn sympathizes with Emma when she drops her com- pact. XV:-dnesday 7-Several Junior and Sophomore girls are getting superstitious. They go here and there looking for rings with sets and boys with colored neckties. Boys. did you know the color of your necktie is deciding your fate? Thursday 8-Miss VVhitehorn wonders that the Senior boys do not get lost in the legs of their Dutch trousers tOxford bagsl. Seniors order rings and pins. Girls do some log-rolling to obtain rings they want. Friday 9-Rev. Tacoma had charge of chapel. Annual staff selected. High School goes in group to Methodist Church where Rev. Lane is holding a revival. Mr. Lane asks Miss XVhitehorn if she is too warm. Our two dignitied teachers are almost unable to recover from the humorousness of the question. Monday 12- Jim is accused of sleeping with his eyes open. Seniors begin ticket sale for Lyceum Course. Tuesday I3-Several school papers are appearing: viz.. the Gossiper and the Green Gaboonf' XYedm-sday 14-We are nearing the end of the Iirst term. Tests. tests, and more tests! It is affecting some so severely that they are wishing for the death angel to deliver them. 'I'hui-sday 15-This is the day of the Home Coming at South NVliitley. Freshmen especially are excited. Miss XVhitehorn informs assembly that Mr. Shenctield has no authority. For particulars ask F. L. H. or T. E. Jr. Friday 16-Mr. Jollief speaks to assembly on the subject of l-'riendshipf' Many students remain after school to get note-books and other over-due work made up. Mr. Jollief makes the announcement: Band will not play this evening. I telephoned Mr. Farren to stay at home. You folks may go where you want to. Monday 19-Boooo! It's getting colder. John T. goes to sleep in assembly. Ah-ha, Lily Bud, where have you been? Tuesday 20-Report cards given out. Some of us are haDDY. some sad. and others have decided not to let such trivial matters worry them. XVPKIIIPSIIZIX 21-Cow M. says, My 'calf' is sore this morning for some reason. School is dismissed at three o'clock with the promise of no more school until Monday. We wish teachers' association came oftener. Monday 26-All back at school again and as a result of our vacation, we all have perfect t'???b lessons. Viola Gardner, a Junior, enters High School. Tuesday 27--Terrible! Miss XVhitehorn accuses us of making her old-maidish! How could we beat Father Time? Seniors have meeting to plan a program for Friday. Mr. Jollief, being unable to impress upon us that we should act grown up. leaves the meeting. NVQ-dncsday 2.8-Ground is white with snow, and the grapes on Florence's hat are ripening. ls it colder or warmer? Seniors are excused from school to sell tickets for the Lyceum Course. VVe hurry up the ticket sale and all go to Ted's for a little social gathering. VVe believe all work and no play makes .lack a dull boy. 1 111111 1111 -r :Q11 ..,,.,,,1..

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ff- . I X . SAVINGS ACCOUNT Start a Savings Account now and watch it grow, You can't start too young. 4 per cent. interest compounded semi-an- nually. Save for your education or any future need. ALSO CHECKING ACCOUNTS Mayer State Bank NIGSES IVIAYER, Pres. W. NIARTIN, Cashier MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT he Rexall Store Our Motto: The best in drug store goods: the best in drug store service. Our Creed: Every patron of this store must he completely satisfied with every transaction. XV. F. NORRIS Page Si

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D ,. x -------v----w-s---e1iii1ii,ii,i,iro1i -- This is our dear old S, W. H. S. Although it is not the best school in the world, or even 21 hetter one than many others, it is a good school, and one of which we are not ashamed. ln a year or so the underclassmen will he going to .1 new, more adequately equipped huildingg and we are glad for themg hut to us the name Cleveland Township High School will never hold the magic charm possessed hy S W. H. S. Page 5 11.-Q--Q-...-1...-.-..-......-.1............-.-..-...,.,