Spiceland High School - Yearbook (Spiceland, IN)

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, nctiw ,mN ' N ? Feb. 1 8, Wed. — Miss Scanland returns and finds only one member of her Francais Deux class. Feb. 19, Thurs. — Looks as if Prof, would have to emphasize his talk of Dec. 2. Feb. 20, Fri. — Strenuous yell practice with Muncie as the Goat. Spiceland 29, Muncie 16. Feb. 23. Mon. — Terrified Uproar! Just Esther falling out of her seat. Feb. 24, Tues. — Final U. S. History Quiz. Feb. 25, Wed. — History teacher : Who is a possible nominee for governor in lnd. ? ! )mnes: Roger Bean. Feb. 28, Fri. — Franklin 25, Spiceland 23. Yon won ' t need to tell the world that it was fast. Mar. r, Mon — Tournament Talk going strong. Mar. 2, Tues. — The Team Says, We ' ll win if you back. Good! We ' ll be J( ihnny on-the-Spot. Mar. 3, Wed. — New Castle building Air Castles. It will take Our Team to bring them to earth. Mar. 4, Thurs. — With ticket in hand set vour hat for the tourney. Mar. 5, Fri.— We ' re Off! Spiceland 22, Whitewater 9. Mar. 6, Sat. — Spiceland 50, Williamsburg 2. Practical Practice. Spiceland 31, Hagerstown 9. Spiceland 19, New Castle 17. We looked for the Castles in New Castle, — in vain. Mar. 8, Mon. — Oratorical endeavors of the Team. Pierson, Captain : Appreciation of the schools ' support which helped them to win the battle. Chew : Heard during the game. Spiceland B. B. fan: Hurrah for Spiceland! Opposite: Hurrah for H ! First speaker : That ' s right. Everybody for his own home town. Myer : He didn ' t get to see the game. (Everybody knows why.) Leigh : Miss Wildman said to tell you that there had been so much said and, on the whole, so well said that there was nothing left to say. Ratliff : In the same boat with Myer. Stafford: Reagan was busy keeping the Subs on the seat. Casey : An onlooker said, Ask Reagan if his feet aren ' t sore from walking back and forth, trying to keep up with the time? Reece : Absent. Mar. 10, Wed. — On to Bloomington. Mar. 11, Thurs. — At Bloomington. Spiceland 31, Evansville 14. Mar. 12, Fri. — Anderson 26, Spiceland 4. Mar. 15, Mon. — Functions for the B. B. Team. Supper at Prof. Reagan ' s. Tues. — Dinner by Domestic Science Class. Wed. — Community feast in the gym. Thurs. — Maurice Goodwin entertains, nit. Fri. — Captain Pierson entertains. Mar. 22, Mon. — Teachers ' Business Meeting. Purpose : To discuss the conducts of a chosen sixteen.

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Mar. 22, Mon. — Faculty meets to discuss a list of selected sixteen. Many get called and some are chosen. Alar. 24, Wed.— Fire! Fire! Suspicion hangs over our congregation. Miss Wildman takes part of the Freshies to see Ren Hur at Indianap- olis. A few upper classmen accompany them to assist in chaperoning. Mar. 25, Thurs. — Mr. Ratliff says there is room for improvement in our Civics class. Mar. 26, Fri. — Faces washed free by Bob Griffin and Norris Souders. Unusual occurrence — Mr. Katliff tardy. Mar. 29, vlon. — Special singing practice in the gym. Mr. Reagan: There ' s one fellow that ' s not working. Frank Hinshaw are his initials. vlar. 30, Tues. — Community Day. The music and speeches were greatly appreciated by the students; the eats by the faculty. Mar. 31, Wed. — Judge Cause talks to the Civics class. Another written lesson escaped. April 1, Thurs. — All fools ' day; and they were all out as usual. April 2, Fri. — Mr. Ratliff has repented and the written civics lessons have ceased, to the great satisfaction of those concerned. April 5, Mon. — Vliss Scanland takes sick and goes home for a week ' s va- cation. April 7, Wed. — Luther Symons talks to the Civics class. April 8, Thur. — Some of the Seniors hide behind the play to escape class. April 9, Fri. — Senior class plav, The Man on the Box, is knocked off. April 12, Mon. — Back to business. April 13, Tues. — Civics class goes to New Castle to attend court. Mr. Ratliff told us, previous to going, that we would be responsible for what we saw and heard. April 19 — The boys in an effort to defeat the H. 0. L. come to school overall-clad. April 20 — • he girls not to be outdone follow suit by appearing, attired in bungalow aprons. April 30 — Base ball, Muncie here. May 4 — Base ball game with New Castle at New Castle. May 7-8 — Inter-Academic Contest at Earlham. May 12 — We go to Indianapolis to play Technical. May 14 — Shortridge comes here. May 18— We play New Castle here. May 21 — A base ball game at Muncie. May 23, Sunday — Baccalaureate. ' Vi ay 24-25 — Home Coming and Field Day. May 2(3 — Commencement Day. May 28 — At Indianapolis we play Shortridge. Farewell! a word that must be, and hath been — A round which makes us linger; — yet fare-well! — Byron.