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

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ms. , .. .. .W .. .T Wh-r--. -Y-. NOVEMBER 4 Chapel ln charge of Miss McCleary. 5 Mr. Pence still all mad inside. 6 Some of Mr. Pence's anger slipped out. 7 Toadie McCleary can't tell the flre bell from the recess bell. 8 We hear Mr. Rehard has returned to his second childhood. Sliding down sliding boards. Glenn Pape joined the ranks of the Junior Class. Annual Staff chosen. 12 VVe heard safety talk given by Colonel Lewis, State Patrol. First Staff meeting, U Mr. Foster does not under- stand why the Physics class can not get their lessons. 14 We never knew that Francis McAllister was of English descent, but he can't catch a joke. 18 Chapel in charge of Miss Finlay. Lawyer Leech. guest speaker. 20 So live that when thy summons comes to join These Seniors! ! 21 Juniors sell tickets to play. Herb. Waud wants to know what the Oh Gimme Acts are. - Z2 We hear that Mr. Pence is teaching the Junior Class Play cast how to kiss. Play presented. Chapel in charge of Mr Pence. Mr. Lautenschla- ger was guest speaker. M'-rle Baker teaches Mr Pence to walk upstairs. 26 VVbnt is right. ???? Oratoricnl Contest. 27 Dismissed for Thanksgiv- ing vacation. Sad stu- dents because ot' ' Grade Cards. 1 DECEMBER 2 Chapel ln ehurge of Mr, Rehnrd. 3 Had illustrated talk on The Pyramids in Egypt. n 4 Trial in American History Class. Herb VVnud sen- teneed to pen for attempt- ing to kill F. McAllister. 2-XV 5 i Only twenty days until Christmas. Freshies he very good because Santa is coming. 6 Pep meeting. Sophomores and .lnnlors wonder what a farm ls. 9 Chapel in charge ot' Mr. Kessler. McGregor's dog visits American HlSl0lZ,V class. '1OX Seniors decide to have a party. H All over industrious his- f0!'y students have their seats moved. 12 Glee Club sing at P. T. A. meeting. 13 .First home Basketball game. Defeated by New- comerstovsn in tough battle. 16 Chapel in charge ot' Mrs. George. 17 The girls in the Home Ec. Hass have become exceedingly popular, 18 The Senior girls are prlmping for tomorrow. 19 Seniors sei- the Birdie. XV'ho broke the camera? 20 Bill Young still trying to get an open night to himself. 25 Herb. XVaud attends church to receive his almllal treat from Santa Claus. i681 v

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NJN W Ynvwyvfwwn- P!! JANUARY 2 Miss Finlay enjoys sliding on the lce so much that she arrived at 10:30. Mr. Norris slid all the way from Columbus. 9 Mr. Pence appears in new suit. grey is a dull color but not when worn by such a bright man. 3 Everyone smile. Group pictures taken for the Welahi. 13 Chapel in charge ol' Freshmen. Given general bnwling out. 6 Chapel postponed because the Basketball squad was too bnsv to arrange a program. 7 Three things happened to- day, morninv. noon and night. 14 Bad news. some of the Seniors have tn take all of their exams. 20 Second semester starts with chapel in charge of Language Department. Jean Shaw is lost. 27 Chapel in charge of F. F. A. Professor Shaw is speaker. Study hall is cold again. 21 Robert McClure's theory of Civil VVar. All is fair in love and war. Mr. Pence: Have you ever tried it? 22 Those living in the coun- try dismissed at 2:00 be- cause of blizzard. 15 Sorrow VV:-ek observed here. Exams. start. 23 Only a few here today. rest snowed ln. 28 Old maids take notice. Mr. Kessler's wife is away so he is sporting his new Christmas ties. 29 Mr. Kessler tells English III class about his wife-'s other husbands. 30 Vw. Pence is soing to teaeh Mrs. George how to count. 3 Chapel hx eharle of Commercial Department. 7 Pep meeting. We were victors over Fresno tonight. - FEBRUARY 4 Lafayette Municipal Prison olliclally opened today. Doors open at 8:30 and 12:30 respectively. 10 Bowes Amateur Hour presented bv amateurs of Manual Training Department. 6 Seniors are beginning to look sophisticated. Everyone still loves the new regulations. Vi'il'na Lyons caught cutting un in French Class. 12 Geometery Class has party tonight in Auditorium. 13 Seniors for once change classes on time. 19 Francis McAllister won- ders why all his atlairs are made public. especially to the teachers. 14 Pep meeting. Beat Sacred Heart and Roscoe. 17 liev. Pottorl' spoke about Human Shipwret-ks at chapel this morning. 18 Rats and mice hold sway today. hiding in bookcases and eating lunches. 20 Everyone acted natural to- day, so nothing unusual happened. 26-27 Operetta Ask the Profes- sor given. Great success! f 28 School resumed for ALL. The library seemed to be the ultimate goal today. New books drawn. l701