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

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oiii- A E gqmru ,,,n 'Y ' , -U ,, , G ,,. A-ff-fs mirror as any im mini f X as s W- - - e 5:-if' 'fi li I li 7 More of Mr. George's breaks : ll pi During Queen Mary's reign you needn't be surprised if you went to bed and J got up to find your head cut off. They'd tie her hands behind her, and her feet. ll il' Alta says the reason she doesn't like Latin is because in reading it, you have to start l' . V - , . I at the beginning of the sentence and give your expression backwards. l, In Economics the point was brought up that every material thing satisfies some want ' and is wealth. , But,F said Freda, people have jewelry but it doesn't satisfy some want. l Then why do they have it? 'V Because somebody gave it to them. ' Mr. George: How did the Pilgrims get to America? ll Paul: They came in three ships, the Nina, the Pinta, and the Santa Maria. I' When Rev. Cornelius was here giving a program during chapel he announced that 1 he would Sing a little song on the piano, Q Mr. George gives us some hope by telling us that we are not half as dumb as we , want him to think we are. lr li 1 l l GWED TO MR. GEGRGE 1' or, A Fish Story ll l A l Mr. George one day did say Y A statement in a funny way: Q It just slipped out like this you see, l My wife was a Fish before she got me. Now inasmuch as we know her name ly Before she took her step to fame, We see and understand the blunder, I' And yet, we sometimes still do wonder, l While listening to good George expound 1 l If his old statement was not sound. I li I Future Economic classes need not worry over the increasing divorce rate, for Jim Q l Craw has settled the question once for all by the announcement that it is due to - marriage. I l I lrfv 1f'1i l.,fQ,1QQ3ifi,.,-., , W., -- .v.d,d, W-- asses, a. as Page 100

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rf- P f R- Glu' llrflrriur -e B' 4 l l l a 4 l . Annual Staff Qfggio I 'i ll First RowWEreda Beck, Business Maiiagerg Leonard Bailey, Advertis' ' ing Managerg Weiidell jollief, Circulation Manager, Ruth Remington, EditorfinfChief. l Second Row-YI-lomer jenkins, Calendar Editorg Rohert Feagler, Art N Editorg Clitfon Golf, Boys' Basket Ball Editor. l' Third Row-Harry Kinsey, joke Editor: john Craw, Snapshot Editorg ll Everett Tschantz, Music and Dramatics Editorg , Milfortl Cave, Alumni Editor. I fi ll Fourth Row-Viola Gardner, Girls' Basket Ball Editorg Mildred Bay' man, Literary Editor: Beatrice Miller, Social Events Editor. Fifth Row -Alta Graf, junior Represeutativeg Etta Sowers, Sopho- more Representativeg Stella Kosis, Freshman Representative: l Wiwmmclrow Lynn, Eighth Grade Representative. l in 4 l I l l l l fr frsqyl. Vt , ,FN ff gpg-. - ,,,..u,, G.,-- W W- A, Page 4