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

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hi i an iiaisiviim' ae e MARCH Tuesday 1.-Nice new month to ruin. Several confused by shortness of the last one. Wednesday 2.--Grade cards again. We get these things entirely too often. Thursday 3.-Prize fight in basement. Homer's dignity is unavailing against Miles' red hair. We are let out of class to listen to Mr. Brodie's lecture on Burns. Friday 4.-juniors give program. Marshall arrives about noon. We wonder if the two facts are related. Monday 7.-District Tournament all over, and not much said about B. B. today. Tuesday 8.-Plans made for lnterfclass B. B. Tournament. Wednesday 9.-Tickets for Tournament on sale. lt sounds like a plot. Thursday 10.-Gifford finds the nice weather a reason to go fishing. Friday 11.-Prof. Marshall of Indiana Central College gives us an amusing Mark Twain program. We can't tell when to applaud, but at that we managed to get in quite a few encores. Monday 14.-Tournament huge success. Boys all joyful over prospect of going to State Tournament fats visitorsj. Tuesday 15.-Boys like to hear the teachers give Friday's assignments because they won't be here, Wednesday 16.-We hear nothing but Tournament and pretend we aren't interested when we are all dying to go. Thursday 17.-Senior Play cast picked. Mr. Stevens tells us to blame him if we don't like the part we are given. Friday 18.-We have a good time in the absence of several teachers. Girls' B. B. party given at Plattneifs. Monday 21.-First play practice. Several prospective stars have the wind taken out of their sails. Tlleiday 22--Senior Awkestra coming along nicely. Wednesday 23.-We practice second act-even worse than iirst. Thursday 24.-Mr. Ross rescues a bird. Freda and Ruth have lunch the third period. Mary Anne and Betty find a new excuse to get out of school: to print tickets. Friday 25.-Robert joins the girls in their thirdfperiod party. Monday 28.-Many out of school with measles. Tuesday 29.-Mr. ,lollief gives a lecture during noon hour. Wednesday 30.-Three Caesar students take a fall from their ponies. Thursday 31.-Unfavorable report of condition of school received. juniors all excited. f-N fill gil x.,', l U li I I li 1 i l l i lf li l l l l 'I 1. Il 1. l v l I if iff' -X l ,i X . Page 94 Q2 ru