Weatherford High School - Melon Vine Yearbook (Weatherford, TX)

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i --,M J-. 'THE X 6' L vb Q. 5.2: Xaser ?-sa-.sezef-f MELON VINE 0 f wawawf-f.'a1sQ5r2 ii , I lil QM elf 9 W SOCIETY if .35-I if 1 M.. N, t l 'lg l 0 l 0 Q is Semor- Act1v1t1es Nl - L , mi - ,Q t 1 ' K The Senior class social activities were begun on Friday evening, 4' lg October 30, 1919, by a Hallowe'en party at the home of Miss Fern , Newton. The rooms were decorated with huge, black cats, and li I witches, and yellow pumpkins. Several games were enjoyed during l In the evening, although fortune telling was the chief amusement. fli ,N , Dancing was indulged in by a few and ghost stories thrilled all with I their unreasonable, yet vividly realistic superstitious. x , Among those present were: clowns, witches, ghosts, little and ' .f big Uncle Sams, colonial girls, Wee Po Peep's and Spanish girls. 1 ' l 0 Saturday evening, November 1, 1919, a crowd of Seniors met at the home of Miss Hart and were delightfully entertained until a '9 ' late hour. Various games, puzzles, and other amusements were we participated in by the guests. til On Friday night, November 13, 1919, Miss Cornelia Hood was 'l f l 'A hostess to the Seniors. The amusements were games, candy-making, Nl 6. dancing, and of course eating. A. W. S. presided over the candy- V ' making, thereby getting most of same. After fthej luncheon, the Q f guests gathered around the fire-place and amused themselves by lg ' popping pop-corn and other forms of pleasure. i .wx Friday, January 2, 1920, the Seniors invaded Junior camp. ll f Weenie can't be mentioned to a Junior in W. H. S. and certain- , ly not by a Senior. The reason being that a crowd of Juniors journey- Le l ed forth to a certain place out on the hights, for the purpose of con- I suming a product of Swift 8a Co., the article being f'Weenies . This in 3 -11 f itself was nothing they could be censured for, but some way a crowd fl of Seniors got word of the affair, and, being fond of Weenies , re- U I all solved that they also would partake of the delicious repast. ' 5 , Since the Seniors were not invited, the problem Was, How Shall , :gy W . ,, . . Q5 , e Get the Weenies? This was soon solved by a famous Senior N, , scout, who, with the aid of other Seniors, got on the trail of the 65- enemy and located their camp. ,li ' Unluckily some of the Seniors met with accidents before reaching 1 - I K camp. Some were inflicted by the sharp pointed tormentors of man- ,V I -' . .Q I - ' ' -ia' 4 Y' X ll -'N ' L'