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

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- --- -- - - - - -e - - - ilu- RlSl l,lft'rlUR - FEBRUARY Monday 1-Many complaints made ooncerning B. B. game. Mr. Kindy gives talk on Sportsmanship Tuesday 2-Mr. Ozaki had to come back again today to take several of the pictures over that were N. G. NVe wonder who broke his camera? Jim wears boots to escape ink flood. XVPCIHCSIIEIQ' 3-A candy sale by Juniors is on full blast today. So many students took this opportunity to make,-tlgeinselves sweeter. that Mr. Shenefield sent his entire Junior English class back to the assembly and gave them a test to punish them for eating candy while he was trying to teach. Thursday 4-The Art class broke the monotony by killing a mouse in the cottage. The boys did the actual work but the girls gave plenty of advice from the tables. Friday 5-The Biology class run down the road and almost block the traffic. If you are undecided as to what coursetyou ,want to take, flip a coin. It saves think- ing. Monday 8-Esther is studying sewing very enthusiastically this term. She wants to be a Taylor. Tuesday 9-Physics class takes a hike down the railroad to measure the speed of sound. Florence wishes she hadn't dropped Physics. Wednesday I0-Are the oldest sons always the brightest ?--a topic of discussion in History 10. Ask Mr. Shenefield. Thursday Il-Both Remington children were sent from their respective English classes. Ruth had a special conference in Room R. Friday I2-Mr. Graham :ave a talk on Fire Prevention. Pep meeting this eve- ning, Girls have one more game. Monday I5-Not much work done. Two teachers are absent and Mr. Jollief's classes will not meet. The other five are endcavoring to keep ns busy. Several Freshmen go to sleep. Tuesday I6-Alice Day postponed the flu so she could come to school today. N'e-dncsday I7-Miss VVhitehorn inquires where you can go to get married secrctly. Emma told ber. We'd better keep our eyes open. 'Ilhursday I8-There are signs of insanity in school. Une Senior girl gave as an excuse for her absence that the President of the United States took her to t'ol- umbia f'ity. Excuses not accepted. Friday IU-Mr. WVright turns all kinds ot' colors when questioned concerning Miss fIarson's absence. Prizes earned by students selling subscriptions were given out this evening. A Monday 22-A dull day for everyone. Many headaches and sleepy eyes. Tuesday 23-In the sewing class the subject of Old maids was discussed pro and con. We wonder which side Miss tiarson took. Wednesday 24-This is Wednesday, therefore, candy day for the Juniors. tllee tilubs are busy practicing for their cantata. 'rlllll'Hflily 25-Extra!! A girl whi'e-washes her neck! See VV, .l, Friday 26-A man came today and took an individual snapshot ot' each student in school. A musician from ffulver was also here to advertise a recital to be given here tomorrow evening. MARCH Monday I-Hob T. sadly relates he has forgotten everything he ever knew, Tuesday 2-Sophomores give Editor-in-tihiel' of this annual a rr-production ot' their class history. We advise they learn how to spell Sophomore. Wednesday :L-Several Seniors are very cross today. XVe still hold on to the argu- ment that Seniors should be given more privileges the last sf-me-str-r. Thu!-gulay 4--Nlr. Shenefield whispers to Joe in the assembly, after which Joe-'s lacr- beconies extremely red and he turns the heat off. We don't know what lu- said but we think he asked him who threw that paper wad at him. I ..111v11unx11111q-.1-.1-511111111111 q Page .101

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