Walnut Grove High School - Yearbook (Walnut Grove, MO)

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MICH' alll' 'II' 'Il' 'IIUII' 'IIUIII A 'Il' A 'II' 'll' E 7 i Q F E i.-. -i, 1, F recitation chair. Another evidence that mind controls matter. 16. A regular old pie supper. Smiley Lamun comes to the aid of the Juniors. VVinnie Tarrant is elected Queen of the Beau- tiful. Prof. Andrew and Freshmen get long wished for set of Baileys Cyclopedia of Agriculture. Avery Smith suffers from 17. Sneeze powder is scattered. distemper. Prof. A. makes a speechwno more sneeze powder. 18. Juncibus Ottoconius pays a tribute to Prof. Smith's History and Mrs. A.'s Latin. 21. VValnut Grove vs. Southwest Baptist College. College wins. 22. Plans for the Christmas tree. 23. Al day examinations. 24. Christmas tree. Teachers receive gifts from students. Skating party given by the Faculty and then the turkey dinner at the Cottage Hotel. Hurrah for everybody, especially the Faculty. EI IIIIZI fg 5. Prof. Andrew starts the New Year with one of those grand speeches of his. Subject: New Year Resolutions. 6. Determination to be good is stamped upon the face of students. 7. The pop off valves disturb recitations. 8. Maxine Rice suffers from Rook Fever. Dr. Andrew pulls him thru. 9. Heard from the facultye+ All note books must be handed in to day. Get busy! Whip up! Do something! VVork harder! Make hay! For your sake, for our sake, for your parent's sake and last but nit least for the sake of Walnut Grove High School, which some day may be your Alma Mater, procrastinate no longer. fSeniors cry but Freshmen are too young to realize the meaning of it all.l 12. Prof. Smith treats the Sophomores and second division of the Freshmen. This came as a reward for excellent class work. 'IIDIN E. 3 - .- E ...Q .i A H el E QUIK' 'll' ill' 'll' 'IIUII' 'IIUIIL 'll' 'll' 'II' IIIUIW

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Elfllll UI' 'll' 2 2 'Il' 'llflll' 2'2lI2'f1ll'22'27f'IU 2'llV'2 FII' DIE 1:1 .- i -.iv 3 1. Il' ? .E presence of diphtheria in their midst. 26. Thanksgiving Day. Walnut Grove High defeats Ozark High. Stockton Astonishers are astonished by our Second Team. Girls give war dance in center of the court. This was a gala day for NValnut Grove. J. S. McLemore highly excited. Uncle J im Kelley highly exasperated. Pack Pitman outrageously infuriated. Two dozen Ford cars and an automobile were drawn up on the s'de line. 27. Vacation. The above mentioned games are played in every store in town. 30. Juniors begin grammar review. gavrvnther. 1. Vilalnut Grove goes to Fair Play. Score W. G. H. S. 223 Fair Play 9. 2. Juniors entertain Seniors. 3. History outsidereading emphasized. Grand results. Sen- iors read 16 pages. Freshmen read 1600 pages. el. The Count of Cyenpaediaclo visits us. Juniors think he is the High School Inspector. Prof. Smith sees thru the masquerade of Cyenpaediaclo and humiliates him, begosh. 7. Manly Heating Company begin installation of the furnace. This is a decisive blow to the Itcantbedid Club. S. YValnut Grove plays the State Normal and gets the best score made against Normal by a high school team. 10. Latin contest between Juniors and Seniors. Juniors victor- ious. Red Hamstead of the Juniors and Mirandy McLemore of Seniors are the prize packages. 11. Republic meets Walnut Grove. Max is convinced that Dick's team does not have the wind. Percy abuses Little Gordyf' Gordy retaliates. Uncle Jim applauds. Gene Brim tangoes on his John B. 12. First Ere in new furnace. Smoke. 15. Shorty Wright looks at Avery Smith and crashes thru 2- 2. T il E El Ulla 'll' 'Il' 'll' 'IIUII' 'IIUII' 'll' 'll' 'III H119

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EDU' 'II' Ill' illll 'IIUII' IIIUII' C' full!! CTIITCC 'll' 'IIUIE Q E 5 13. Another chair catastrophe. Rountree McMehen suffers 5 therefrom. q' 1-l. Mrs. A. Marie, give the principal parts of the verb be ? in Latin. Marie, ''Bean-beanere-beenbeens-beansoup. - 15. Mercury, I eff and Footney-nuf said. A Ei- 16. Agriculture Class has pen of Buff Orpingtons in the hall. T ? Being pleased with the environments of W. G. H. S., the chickens ? start a delightful chorus. Mrs. Andrew and Prof. Smith dash to the hall doors to catch a culprit who is imitating chickens. : 19. Track athletes start training. - 21. Erasers mysteriously disappear. - - 22. Mrs. Andrew's birthday. Students surprise her as she - 1 sits Hpedes ante ignemf' 23. Parent-Teacher Association organized. L 26. ENTHUSIASM. gi 27. John Tarrant loses his books. fLaying all forgetfulness 1 aside John is a good chap,l 1 28. T. Marion Crawford, the impersonator, gives Peaceful l 1 5 Valley. Sophomores Win in the ticket selling contest. : 29. Extraordinary good lessons in all classes. 54 .V - I ! ghvbruarg 1 ? 1. Orninous whisperings, Smallpox abroad in the land. : 2. Have you been vaccinated? 3. Alfred McNeil breaks out in the barber shop. L -l. Dame Rumor does a great business. Smallpox! Smallpox! 5' Smallpox! l 5 5. I oe Edmonson has smallpox. Ditto Allen. Doctors order Li: more viris. Latin phenoms give portrayal of school life in the days of Cicero. All honor to our friend, John Hamstead. 1 8. Junior girls shed tears over their geometry grades. 5. 9. Ernest Huffman and Winnie Tarrant have controversy L ? in Physical Geography class. Ernest is intimidated. 5. :I .Q E QIDIII 'IU 'll' 'll' 'IIUII' 'IIUH' 'll' 'll' Ill' U19