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

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- --- -- --- - - -M - - - 'Plain' 1zE1f1,Etf' rt ua - Friday 5-The snapshots that were taken last Friday were given out. Peals of laughter arose as many saw the supposed likeness of themselves. Mr. Marshall, an elocutionist from Indianapolis, entertained us. We had no first period classes. General trend of thought today is on the District Tournament to- morrow. Monday 8-Tourney not at all satisfactory. Interesting experiment in Physics class. Ask Emma how to melt a needle. Tuesday 9-Emma and Ruth are late to school. They played Bridge and Checkers too long. Wednesday 10-Candy and peanuts travel in assembly under, around and over desks making a hit wherever they stop. Cantata tonight. Thursday ll-We get our grade cards once ll10l'Q. Senior meeting and Staff meet' ing after school. Herman wants to know if birthday means the date of birth. Friday 12-Mr, Jollief gave a talk concerning new school building, Everyone in- terested. Monday 15-Bill B. and Ted E. are contesting to see which can be tardy the oftenest. Ted has a little lead at present. Tuesday 16-Girls in Physics class tried to get a shock and failed. but succeeded in getting a large one in English class when we all got zero. XVednesday 17-The last number of the Lyceum Course was given this evening. Raymond says he is going to get some steel heels so he can make as much noise as his competitors when coming into thc assembly. Thursday 18-A real spring-like day. Roller skating and marble games begin, Emma trys roller skating. but gives up in discouragement. Friday 19-No chapel this morning. B. B. players go to the State Tournament. Monday 22.-Two members of the Facility are absent. Miss Carson gives her opin- ion of the Senior class. and takes us down a notch. Tuesday 23-The annual staff is working hard to get the annual ready to go to the printer. Hfcdnesday 24-Freshmen English class goes to Ft. VVayne to see the play As You Like It. XVe all wish we were Freshmen for today. Thursday 25-First installment of the annual goes to the printer today. Friday 26-Mr. Jollief gives a talk on how we can improve our school. Monday 29-All entrants for track try to do their stuff. Tuesday 30-College Humors are floating around in Senior section. Miss XVhite- horn rescues one from Verlin Blain. Raymond gets an electric shock on his nose. XVednesday 31-Mr. Shenetield rushes out of assembly and brings Ted back. Emma and Earl have a scrap while the teacher is out of the assembly, APRIL Thursday 1-Miss Whitehorn forgot to give us an English quiz! APRIL FOOL!! Friday 2-Several students of the class of '25 are visiting school today. VVe are beginning to wonder when spring will come. Monday 5-Seniors have only six more weeks to redeem themselves and several are making a pood beginning by making 0 in Physics test. Tuesday 6-Discovered! Someone's wool sock hanging in room 10. Owner may look there for same. Wednesday 7-Lately Raymond signs his name Mr. Pook or at least that's the way he signed it on Emma's music blanks. VVe wonder when and why he changed Thursday 8-Everyone is busy! Esilecially the annual staff. Seniors have only five more weeks of school-maybe. Friday 9-The calendar goes to the printer, therefore. this division of our annual must come to a close, 1111--.1111111111111-.111-.111-...., Page 103

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