Tuscarawas Warwick High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Tuscarawas, OH)

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BLUE AND WHITE 2-Teacher gets hard boiled in Physics class. . ,E W 3-B4r.C3arster caHs us saps. ,ig'? J' ga' 4-Cheer leading class started today. 'gif-,-5.5 E- 5-Teacher gets rough on lVIoorie and HFoXie . l ' 14,9 6-Tusky beats Gnadenhutten again in indoor ball. . 9-Today We experiment with mercury. '- ' S ' 10-Just a day. NUVENBER ll-Armistice Day. Rev. Oerter tells us about Europe. -,-ig... 12-We learn Why fireless cookers are so popular in Scotland. 13-Mr. Garster will tell the jokes from now on. 16-Boys go bunnie hunting. 17-Mr. Garster changes Emma's name. 18-Frances R. and Emma elected cheer leaders. 19-Assembly this morning. 20-We beat Port in basketball. 23-Mr. Garster plays wink in music class. 24-High School gets a red hot piano. 25-Defeated by Gnaden in basketball. 26-Thanksgiving Day. Don't eat too much. 27-More vacation. 29-Teacher asks Bridget Hthree little Words . 5 1-Mixed chorus. Everybody happy. ff 2-Get report cards. Oh! the grades GK? Vg. Q 3-Mr. Everett reads us a bear story. f a 53 , 4-Janitor Winks at the girls. hh 7-Mr. Davis has the blues. Wonder why? L ' 8-Grade Operetta tonight. if 9-Mr. Burgderfer entertains us all. , ' 10-Some Seniors play hookey. D E BER 11-We beat Port again. 14-Professor has special office hours for boys. 15-Mr. Garster likes us. Goody! 16-Freshmen have a visitor-a mouse. 17-Health students study pig eyes. 18-Physics class sees a partial eclipse of the moon. 21-Not blue Monday. 22-Biology class display bird houses. 23-Everybody Writing letters to Santa. 24-Santa Claus visits High School. 25-Christmas Day. . V 4-Mr. Garster tells boys to come out on love. X 5-New student in girls' chorus-Tommy. X .ll 2 'X 6-Mr. Davis Walks out on History class. ' . ,. 7-Business English students tell funny stories. ' jf 8-Mr. Davis gives us dope on imitation diamonds. 5 if X' ' 11--Francis Knisely sleeps in History class. 'W A - ff, 12-Mr. Garster prefers two girls. ,, E ' J' 13-H. S. boys play with a mouse. X i Ulu. 14-Exams and more eXams! 15 18 Tusky beats Gnaden. And howl -Everyone discussi Page forty-four ng the game. 1932

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BLUE AND WHITE ll31LklllQlIIi5lIIFlIllllDQLkllli 5 7-School starts. What a break. fl 8--Mr. Garster backg voices tested. W ff ,Mi 9-Brilliant Freshies forget Health class. 10-Freshmen learn to use stairs. ff-'W' I ' ' 11--Seniors elect Annual Staff. ' l+zzgl?'?i 14-Mr. Garster tells bed-time stories in music. EP ER 15-Squirrel seasong will the boys be back? ' - 16-Lucky Seniors get out of English. 17-Some Freshmen boys have the floor in Biology. 18-Ring salesman entertains the Seniors. 21-Vacation again, we go for ads. 22-Some Freshies initiated tonight. 23-Rain! Rain! Rain! 24-Piano tuned for a change. 25-Mr. Everett gives a lesson on bicycle riding. 28-Another Freshie pops in. 29-Juniors make their first nickel for the banquet. 30-Mr. Cross tells us to look pretty. Was he thinking of his camera? 1-Chapel this morning 2.. 5-High School gets ping-pong pictures taken 6-P T A tonight We snow our musical talent 7-Mr. Garster parts his hair in the middle 8-Dr. Blickensderfer tells us about his tour of the South. OCTOBER 9-We get weighed. Who needs Mellon's food? Just another day gone. A X i , ff, g- , .J - nflff . -. . ' . ' ' . . . we of iff , fdwfff -' '1 4' , ' Y 12-We go for ads. 13-Drinking fountain serves as a shower. 14-Oh Boy! No school-Fair. 15-Wonder if everybody had a good time yesterday? 16-Girls agree when Mr. Garster says boys are dumb. 19-Seniors go for ads again. 20-Seniors get pictures taken today. 21-Juniors show their brilliance in Physics class. 22-Teachers get weighed today. 23-Whoopeel We beat Gnaden in indoor ball. 26-Raymond falls off his chair in class. He must have been dizzy. 27-High School boys get new hats-blue tams. 28-Get our pictures, how do we look? 29-Hallowe'en party. Enjoyed by all. 30-Teachers Convention-no school. i 9 3 2 Page forty-three

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y 1 19- 20 BLUE AND WHITE Mr. Everett parts the lovers, moves Doris' and Stan's study hall seats. -Mr. Everett gives another lecture. 21-Freshmen Want to be public speakers. 22-We beat Baltic. 25-Seniors Work on Annual. 26-Basketball boys get pictures taken. 4 Z7- FoXie gets a permanent front seat. 28-Freshies entertain High School. 29-Bolivar downs Tusky-too bad. h 1-Senior class meets. 2-P. T. A.-Wainwright gives program. .- Q A ,E 3-Tusky girls beat Uhrichsville, 15-10. 1.1 4-Juniors put on program this morning. 'if' ff 5-Free picture show for all. H -Z' 8-Get out of History test. .. -iafgf.- i 9-Several Senior girls go for ads. rs g RUARY 10-Mr. Davis says there is hot air closer than the Equator. 11-Julian and Washington Literary Societies organized. 12-A new student in Biology class, Mr. Garster. 15 16 -Mixed chorus again. -President of C. A. B. C. talks to Seniors. 17-Girls take military training. 18-Raymond explains Zane Grey to Miss Miller. 19-Miss Miller tells Sophomore boys they act like iirst graders. 22-Calendar Editor absent today. 23-Boys have floor in Biology class again. 24-Washington testg lots of good grades. 25-Seniors get Annual Dummy. 26-Tusky wins from Gnadeng goes into semi-finals in tournament. 29-Mr. Davis and H. S. boys go to Columbus. 1-Senior girl proposes to Stanley at noon. D If 2-Mr. Davis wishes he vverenit a teacher. Why ?'?'? vm, I 3-Teacher surprises us with a Physics test. .Q55,5g,,t,L., 4 4-Literary program, Julians win. ' 7-Mr. Garster feels like a rag doll when he relaxes. I SX-JH' - 8-Everybody talking about baby Lindbergh. 9-Mr. Davis tells of his travels. Y A S 10-Chapel this morning. Public Speaking class ' M 5 A H gives program. 11-More ads. 14-Mr. Everett warns about pink eye. 15- H. S. students play checkers. 16-Mrs. Stevenson and Mrs. Reiser entertain B. B. boys. 17-St. Patrick's Day. Everyone looks like a Freshman. 18-Special chorus second and third periods. 21-Mr. Garster's sister sings for us. 22-Gct play books-start practice. 23--Play practice first and second periods in morning. 24 -Teacher tells some Juniors to go back to lirst grade. 25-Annual goes to press. l 9 3 2 Page forty-five