West Lebanon High School - Piker Yearbook (West Lebanon, IN)

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YIKEK IX itnfii Testy Tough Tongue Twisters The Freshies fool the faculty frequently. Miles met Miss Marvel making matches Monday morning. Clyde couldn't cut capers cause Ching-ah-Ling came creeping cauti- ously. Daily does Dot do duties diligently. Cynthia couldn't catch Charles cause Clarence caught Cupid. Ginger's got Gerald giving Grace green grapes. Louise leaves Lebanon lads laughing lest love lost lead long lives. Twid tries to teach Tommy to tease the teachers treacherously. Steve said sternly some silly Sally stole sweet Astell. Hippy held Hamar's hand hoping her heart he'd have. Florence flapperishly flashes fast for Freshie fast follows. Page 61

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YIKER Page 60 The Janitor Man The Janitor man, he nxes things, And sweeps and dusts and cleans and cleans, And locks the doors and windows, too, And that's enough for him to do. For he has helpers, too, you see, And keeps them as busy as can be. He builds the fires and shovels coal, And smiles to see the black smoke roll. VVhen he thinks it's a going to storm He makes it awful nice and Warm, And shuts the windows and the door, And we just sit and let it roar. So We all like the Janitor man. Janitor, Janitor, Janitor man. -Orton Haupt, '23

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ZPIKER September, 1922 Monday, 11-School begins today with enrollment of seventy-five students. Tuesday, 12-The west side of the room looks terribly green, but the east side- how dignified! Wednesday, 13--You can always tell a Junior, but you can't tell him much. Thursday, 14-Everyone like to look toward the front, Miss Hughes being the attraction. Friday, 15-The Freshies succeeded in holding a kindergarten meeting for the purpose of learning their A. B. C.'s. Monday, 18-The Juniors hold a class meeting and elect their high potentates. Tuesday, 19-Frances Tharp elected yell leader. Go to it, Frances! Wednesday, 20-Freshmen do not care for recent advice from the honorable Seniors. Thursday, 21-It is requested that clandestine meetings should be omitted in the lower hall. Friday, 22--Why is it that the Freshmen look so overgrown. Monday, 25-Plans are being made, by the Seniors, for the Lyceum Course. They summon nerve for the ticket campaign. Tuesday, 26-Pennant changes occurring. The colors of Blue and Gold have the place of honor in the front of the Assembly. Wednesday, 27-The Seniors disgust everyone with Wanta buy a Lyceum ticket? Thursday, 28-Boys Basket Ball team is organized with Mr. Stuart as coach. Friday, 29-Everyone seems to be awfully nervous. Why? Examinations! October Monday, 2-Grades are excellent. Especially in department. Ui Tuesday. 3-Plans being made for the Operetta. Miss Cherryblossomf' Wednesday, 4-Freshman: Why have all the Seniors such a serious look? Junior: You'd look better if you practiced the same! Thursday, 5-Domestic Science girls enjoy their cooking but not nearly so much as the eating. Aromas of fresh pies pervades buliding. Friday, 6-Seniors are working like the deuce! Monday, 9-Everyone seems inclined to flirt with Morpheus, to the teachers' delight HJ Tuesday, 10--Basket Ball game with Boswell next Friday night. Wednesday, 11-Yell practice. We have several good voices as long as they can be used for yelling. Thursday, 12-Election of the Annual staff of '23 is announced. Friday, 13-Operetta practice. Those not .in it are excused from school the last period. Monday, 16-Tha boys kindly allowed Boswell to win the game. They deserve credit for their sympathy. Tuesday, 17--Mr. Lehner is proud HJ of his children in Algebra IV. Estella Clem elected yell leader. Wednsday, 18-Seniors enter journalistic field and reap success with their attempts at writing school news. Thursday, 19-Everyone has plenty of pep for the game with Judyville Friday night. Friday, 20-We heartily support our B. B. boys with a yell. Monday, 23-Well, you know the history of J. H. S. We felt so sorry for them that we let them win the game. Charity begins at home. Tuesday, 24-Clydie, our small boy, is terribly mischievous. 10 per cent Clydie! Wednesday, 25-We hope that no one dares insinuate that our Seniors are lazy. Thursday, 26-Exams, how we love 'emi Friday, 27-Miss Daniel praises the characters in the Operetta very highly. Prac- tices are successful. U Monday, 30-Everyone reports a good time at the Junior party which was given last Friday night. A large crowd was present. Tuesday, 31-The Freshies are asking what the excitement is. They don't even know that tonight is Hallowe'en! November Wednesday, 1 .... History IV likes to recite in the dark, because they can obtain their afternoon naps more easily. Thursday, 2-Since part of the boys could not afford to take their girls to the Ly- ceum at 50c per, the Seniors kindly reduced the price to 35c per. Friday, 3-More Operetta practice. Game with Covington tonight. Monday, 6-Got beat again but still we have a pretty good team-we think. Annual teams chosen, with names of Whirlwinds and the Speedy Sevens. Sale begins today. Tuesday, 7--Orton gives a talk concerning the Annual. He is interrupted by one of Miss Hughes' pet mice, which jumped from the joke box, and a scream from the owner. Stuart to the rescue! Page 62