Wawaka High School - Pow Wow Yearbook (Wawaka, IN)

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Aug. Sept. Sept Sept Sept Sept. Sept Sept Sept. Sept Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. - jan. jan. jan. Jan. Jan. jan. Feb. Feb.. Feb. Feb. WAWAKA 1947-48 CALENDAR OF EVENTS 29--First get-together. Book lists Z--School officially began 3--Class officers elected 4--Senior play books arrived 5--Softball game at Ligonier - They won 8--First senior play practice ll--Wonderful trip to California - Edward Mawhorter 16--Initiation party - Stu.ff's woods l8-- Whoop Staff announced 26--Senior pictures taken 30--Marvin Crouse- magician 10--Senior play, Everything Happens To Us. ll--Teacher's Institute, Albion - Glee Club, Male Quartet, Grades 5 and 6 participated 18--Senior 's magazine subscriptions sales began 30--Hearing tests 31--Hallowe'en parties-Wawaka and N. E. S. 1--Basketball off to roaring start - Albion won 40-38 7--Noon folk games begun with Olin Lower directing 10--Schedule pencils arrived 12--Six seniors accompanied Mrs. Wilson to get Annual ads 19--Grade cardsg 'Individual pictures taken Z1--Annual subscription drive got under way 25--Music-Drama. 'Programg Those rollicking One-Act Plays 2.7-Z8--Thanksgiving vacation 4---Senior Pictures arrivedg No mice now ll-12-13--County Tourney at Albion 22.--Night practice for Christmas pageant 2.3--Christmas Programg- Exchange at school, All school folk game period at noon 24-jan. 5--Vacation, Oh, Boy 9--Icy, but exams went on 16- 1 7--Invitational Tourney l7--Rotary sportsmanship trophy awarded jirn Fulford 19--Individual pictured arrived Z7--Movies- Telephone Courtesy and Party Line. Z8--Freshmen-Sophomore Tournament 2.--Girls' Glee Club pictures taken 5-ll--Mrs. Yoder substituted for Mr. Hostetler 6-- Whoop -Game postponed - Picture taken of Whoop Staff ll--Wawaka revenged the 4-Team Tourney and won over Ligonier. Mr. LeMaster coached the local quintet. Score: 43-39 You can always Tell a senior By his strut Around the town You can always Tell a junior By his foolish Looking frown. You can always Tell a sophomore By his collars, Ties and such. You can always Tell a freshie But you can't Tell him much.

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ROW 1: ROW 2: GIRLS ' GLEE CLUB ROW l: Laura Belle Rice, Betty Reichard, Bette Damon, Gloria Oesch, joan Yoder ROW Z: Arlene johnson, Doris Wysong, Lois Damon, Dorothy Mawhorter, Kathryn Ramsby, Monna Lou Glant, Ann Franks. ROW 3: Imogene Sontchi, accompanist, Doris Donley, Marianne Lower, Maryjane Couts, Dorothy Phares, Mary Lois Halsey, Mrs. Golden, director. A 1 ff., 4. '9- P' 5 fl: I ' I MALE QUARTETTE: Ross jett, Lloyd Myers, Carl Riddle, Carl Weaver. THE WHOOP STAFF Dorothy Phares, N. E. S. reporter, Kathryn Rarnsby and Laura Rice, humor, Ann Franks, alurnni, josephine Gappinger, proof-reader, Arlene johnson and Mary Lois Halsey, reporters, Dorothy Mawhcrter and JoAnn Yoder, mirneograph operators. Doris Wysong, art and typing, Doris Donley, editor-in-chief, Bill Lower, assistant editor, Marianne Lower, aluxnni, Virginia Fulford, reporter, Ixnogene Sontchi, sports, Bud Hjelm, reporter, Carl Riddle, circulation manager. Not pictured are Lois Dax-non and Donald Gangwer, typists, Edward Mawhorter, grade reporter, Mrs. Golden and Mr. Hoover, advisors. i, yf n