Swayzee High School - Swayzonian Yearbook (Swayzee, IN)

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Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept. Sept Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Calender S-School opens. Enrollment. 9-Regular classes. 10-Senior class meeting. 12-Athletic meeting. 13-Mr. Goble gives Sunday school talk. low-Boys' basket-ball practice. l7-Girls' basket-ball practice. 13-Everyone finds his home for the winter. l9+Rainy day, Addie wears red shirt to brighten things. ZZ-Everyone dolls up to see the birdie. Don comes to school on crutches: he's minis one toe. 23-Everyone disappointed yesterday but the birdie comes today. V Z4-Girls organize R. L. Club. Z9-Othie Mitchel and Maurine Grosscost hold hands in Algebra class. 2-Supt. Brown of Lebonon visits school. 8-Receive cards todayg many sad faces. 10-First basket-ball game, with Summitville. 14-Miss Thrailkill has the giggles. l7-School cafeteria opens. 18-VX'arren basket-ball team plays here. 22-Aviation day. Half holiday taken by school. 23-Truant ofhcer here. Vtfonder if he heard about yes- terday? Oct. Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov. Nov Nov N ov Nov Nov N ov Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec. 'I an. Ian. 30-31-State Teachers' Associationg no school. 3-Harold and XValdo back from XVabash College: they give Seniors a talk. el-Several from school called to court of inquiry. 5-Another sad day for Seniors: cards again. 7-Greentown visitors here. 12-Each student writes paper on '4School Spirit. 14-Seniors order class rings. 17-Orchestra makes its debut. 19-Yell practice. Z5-XYindfall game here. 26-Thanksgiving program. Big dinner at cafeteria. ond number of lecture course-Dr. Hagerman. 27-ZS-29-Thanksgiving vacation. Sec- l-New library books arrive. 3-NVillard Lake gets his leg broken. S-Parent-Teachers' Association meets. ll-YVhose birthday? Everyone things it is Miss T. It's Miss Indiana-103 years old. 16-Mr. Goble reads to H. S. The Other NYise Man. l8-Mr. Taylor iiddles for us. Z0-Xmas vacation. 29-Nobody home-just back from vacation. 2-Many visitors. 5-Kenneth teaches Senior English class.

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'Ian -lan .lan Dec. V an. fan. an. 21 ian. v an. lan. ian. U an. l3'eb Feb li eb lieb lr eb Feb I' eb lieb -Preparation made for exams. S-Still cramming. -Senior market success. -tieorge XYeagant thinks he could show President Vlfil- son and Lloyd George why the League of Nations is a mistake. Spelling course begun. Special orchestra practice. Faye forgets to go to art class. XYonder where her mind is? -lunior-Senior reception. Seniors are sporting new class rings. Nellie Packard Cox died. Our freshman schoolmate. Miss Prall burns her hand badly. Rev. Harget of Summitville talks on, The Narrow Road That Leads to a Broad Life. Anna Parson fell through her seat in room 5. -Everyone see's his shadow. -Soldiers here taking pictures for school record. -Freshmen and Sophomores have pictures taken for Annual. ' -Rev. Echelburger, M. P. minister. gives H. S. a 20- minute talk. Athletic banquet. -Seniors begin class play. - -Usual disinfectant given as a tonic to over-worked Seniors. -Half holiday due to cold weather. Lieut. Coyne gives patriotic talk. Prof. Marshall from Indiana Central University reads Maliceth. A wonmws ,Q- CHARM in mu 1- I merelovelinesa -il is In el- I h r l'fl.7Zf S'.h. if .1 9 music be her 21: ' means ol u- -if x rn-anion, than f ' er neraonal- 1 . ' I, ily Hanna .T - apart from all ' c ' i olheu. She charms all who ' huw her. i AN YOU at a mornenl'n notice ai! at the piano and accompany the singing voice? Can you respond when friends come and ask for piano music? la it even ponible for you to play for your own entertainment-or do you sit back a proverbial wall Bower and watch some one else accomplish what you yonm:-.lf would give anything to be able to do? The moat uxanlial thing is to have the proper sort of a piano. It need not be a new, expensive instrument. Sometimes a good need piano in the very thing to start on and later we will allow yon ih full value on a new piano or player. Allow mio suggest, for instance, a very slightly used Lagonda piano in mahogany 're al SlB0.00, or a ved Kingsbury piano of exceptional tone ar SZZS.00, on terms. Come in. Let Ill chow yon these two, and a half hundred others, any one of which will grace your home and bring heaps of pleasure to yon. 22-zeiioiist of niiittn i1'1'ff 1