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

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DE-TRACT MEET High Gurgles: lst: Theodore Essig 4No other en- trants.l Low Gurgles: lst: Mary VValter End: Earl Goff Standing Broad Grin: lst: Emma Pook 2nd: Everett Stands Bluff Put: lst: Florence Harley 2nd: James Remington Hop, Skip and Flunk: lst: Theodore Essig, Jr., Robert Trumbull, Earl Goff tTied at five years.l Giggle Vault: Ist: Betty Mayer 2nd: Effie Maude Winterrowd Delay Team: lst: Theodore Essig 2nd: Emma Pook 3rd: Bill Bauman n n up A :tx .Q- Herman: What are you made of Jim? Jim: Ea1'th. Herman: Then, when you get wet, Why don't you turn to mud? in in up 11 it ni Mr. Jollief, telling the school about his most embarrassing moment: I was coming home one day on the train, and as I was passing through the smok- er, to my utter amazement, I saw one of my old college friends, Miss Oliver. I knew that this was not the place for a lady. so I went to her and was in the act of telling her to go over into the other car with me, when in came the conductor and said, 'Sonny take your girl over in the other car.' ln ln an il in ll Said A 2 B: I C U R inclined 2 B A J. Said B 2 A: U'r mind, I C, shows slight D ZS K Di Bob: Say. Jim, doesn't the road between here and Columbia City have lots of curves in it? Jim R.: Yes, but I'll bet anyone tive dollars that I can drive it in ink darkness. 'Hu' RFH lftlt JR - John T.: Do you believe there is a devil? Bob T.: . Naw, it's just like Santa Claus, it's your dad. H 21 21 The following is some of Mr. Shene- tield's philosophy: It is either rain- ing or it is not raining, it is not rain- ing, therefore it is raining. 1 1, 1, an -n an Mr. Shenelield: Where is James- town? George Spann: In St. Louis. an lp up fl an an Miss lVhitehorn telling the Sopho- mores how to write a theme: Now be sure to cross your i's and dot your t's. 2-1 X I-I Tip Goff: I lost my book, Forum Papers. Mr. Shenetield: Where'? 'Iip: If I knew I would go and get it. ll if if dl il UI Mr. Kindy in Biology class: We will now name all the lower animals in order, beginning with Harmon. If xr nr tl ll ll Mr. Shenefield had just asked a ques- tion in History 10. over the XVorld Review. One of the class: Hal Ha! Ha! that's last week's paper. Mr. Shenetieldz Humph! I thought there was something ancient about that. IS' 21 21 Cecil Austin: t'What's wrong Hom- er? You look worried. Homer Jenkins: Oh! gee! Cecil. I'm afraid that I have insomnia. Cecil: How's that? Homer: I woke up three times in Geometry today. 51 24 'Q Berniece Mentzer: I don't see any- thing around here! Joe Parrett: Apparently you haven't looked Illy way. up 11 up 11 an vu Ted Essig was seen in front of the school building Iixing three flat tires. A voice said: Having tire trouble? Ted: No, just enlarging my vo- cabularyf' Page 1 11