West Lafayette High School - Welahi Yearbook (West Lafayette, OH)

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M tlzanlc . . . the pulnlication-lnoarcl of this school for their vote of Confidence in awarclz ing their engraving contract to . . PITTSBURGH'S ANNUAL ENCRAVER ROBERT RAWSTHORNE COMPANY EICHTH STREET AND PENN AVENUE ..... PITTSBURGH, PENNA. 1651

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SEPTEMBER Started back to school. 5 Seniors spend whole day laughing at the Freshmen. 6 First week of school over. 9 Chapel in charge of Mr. Rehard. 10 Things kinda dry, gettin' started. H First. Orchestra praetlee for year. Who will take the place of lost Seniors? 12 No one knows much yet. 13 Friday the thirteenth, everyone superstitious. 16 Chapel in charge Mr. Pence. of 24 Seniors suggest starting a color fight. 17 Freshmen are learning- and how. ,18 Juniors learning that American Problems are their Problems too. 19 Those taking Salesmanshlp think they can sell anything. 25 Got out at 2:30. Baseball game at Conesville 2-1 in our favor. 26 Corabell Lee, from Coshoc- ton joined our ranks as a Sophomore. 27 Boys still gaping at Corabelle. OCTGBER F 1 Young boys began school as Freshle and Junior. 2 Picture show in American History. Baseball game with Fresno: 18-2. our favor. 3-4-5 County Fair. 7 lMr.? Pence gave classes a bawllng out for disre- spect to faculty. Chapel ln charge of fMrs.J George. 8 Surprise garty on Grace inds. 9 Mr. Rehard still has cracker crumbs in his hair from last nightfs party. 10 Not much excitement today. U Last day of six weeks period. 12 Two weeks vacation. Scarlet fever. 28 Chanel in charge of Mr. Norris. Rev. Young spoke. 29 Herb. NVaud was lost the first week ot' school, now Mrs. George looses herself. 30 Students plan pranks for tonight. Midge Berlean sits in bird bath. 31 Parts ln Junior class play given out. Operetta parts given out. Lovers Like the New Moon. First Quarter of the Moon Battle. Full Moon. I661