Washington Center High School - Re Echo Yearbook (Whitley County, IN)

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'5 555 5 5555555 55555 5 I 5 , . .1 1. qc, is 1... 'f5' .f ' ' ' NOVEMBER CContfLnuedJ . The picture, The Girl of the Limberlostn was shown in the gym today noon and evening. The win and loss column of basketball games was evened up at 2 each tonight as Spencerville won over the Wildcats by a score of 42-28. The Senior Pictures arrived. Some of the dames are strictly all right . Someone remarked they d1dn't know they were so good looking until they saw their picture. ' Poem scribbled on the board in Latin Class: Latln was a language, At least it used to be: It killed all the Romans and now 1t's killing me. -is The Wildcats again entered the win column tonight as they edged the Alumni off the map by 39-58. igi We would like to emphasize this date because it is the day when the T Thanksgiving vacation starts. Z DECEMBER Jane Snyder is another happy senior girl. She says the Missouri air makes ,il a man feel different. As a result of her trip to Missouri she re- ceived a diamond from Dick Meinika. El The Iildcats journeyed to Spencerville but again returned, defeated by 56- 35. This makes it three wins to three losses. gl Lila Heine says Pete goes to choir practice but doesn't sing, wonder why? The Wildcats entered the win- column again tonight., defeating Larwill, 5'7- ' so. -5 -' Operetta Polished Pebbles' was presented in the gymnasium. ' The Wildcats journeyed to Claypool and returned with their second straight victory with 47-40. in Again it is Friday the 13th and again the team had luck. Coesse bowed be- I 'A ,v.A, 314, f fore the Wildcats. The score was 38-22 and made their third straight win. lx S. S. S. held a party at the home of Joan Beerwert. For the first time in Y. the history of S. S. S. parties there were no boys present. Could it fey' be they're slipping. Arcola was host to the Wildcats but regretted it later because Washington Center defeated the highly rated Aces by 56-49 making it their fourth ... straight win. The teachers held a party tonight. Chances are they have made some more fiendish plans. Vacation starts today at 5:37. Every minute counts. a ia, -ii -6- - -F-7-3-56 :::a-- 555555 55.55555 5555555555 a :ids V zz 1.4 t5 Ee 5 Y 5 5 . . 5 5 5 5 5' A 2 -f 7 5 F 5 F 5 ? 5 5 5' 5 'A S 7 5 5 F A S' ?. 5 5 Y 5 '5 5 '5 5 5 '5 '5 5 5 '5 5 '5 -1 - Y 5 ZZ? 1 - .9 Q 5 :E -- -l - -1 1- - -- -- - 1 14- Em: .E :E ,. -- :- -. -- ,--,

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