Webster Township High School - Web Yearbook (Scotch Ridge, OH)

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............ . ...........,......-.---1 .,..... ..-.......... ..... .- ......-..-... ..,....... .... .. ,...--. .............. .... .Q-............. ...... ........... Q --........... TEACHERS' CHRISTMAS PARTY A faculty Christmas party was held at the home of Miss Reitzel on the evening of December lO. The evening was spent in the playing of games in which some of the contestants dis- played remarkable abilities. O In the first game of the evening Misses Reltzel and Eckert displayed their powers of magic to the group. The group was asked to solve the mystery. The Needles-Clark team were disqualified on a foul and Mr. Long won the contest single handed. Later in the evening Mr. Croll displayed his ability as a financier by winning the penny quiz. At eleven o'clock Miss Archer became so famished that she sent for her lunch box. Miss Reitzel came to the rescue by serving delicious refreshments. The group then gathered around a beautifully decorated Christmas tree for a gift exchange. Many beautiful and use- ful gifts were opened and displayed to the enjoyment of all. MORE FUN!! The boys and girls who form the Webster Township Faculty were the guests of Gracie, Gortie, and Jinny at a boisterous coasting party at Perrysburg on the evening of January 29. Winnie, Cecil, Gracie, Jinny, Gertie, Brick, Margie, Tommy, Betty, Johnny, Gladie, Chuck, and Dickie were all there with their little sleds. The coasting started on Humpy Knoll, but later shifted to Slippery Hill and finally to Summitt Mountain. There were thrills and spills galore. The scene was enlivened by a fire which was built at the foot of the slope where the group stopped often to warm tingling fingers and toes. The scientists of the group soon discovered that snow balls packed harder in inverse proportion to the 4 square of the distance from the fire. This led to a civil war in which the newly discovered source of ammunition was used freely. The engagement was later agroeably ended by arbitration. At a late hour the tired group of youngsters wended their way to a Perrysburg restaurant, where welcome refreshments were found waiting. M- .. . 1 F E-'741 i. . . .........q..-.