Western High School - Occident Yearbook (Bay City, MI)

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INIARCH- 2? 71 Delightfully entertained by E. Gebessier. Teachers occupied with keeping unfortunates of last month at work. 9-Class bells very cleverly crossed with fire gong. Fine electricians at Western. 13-Mr. Perkins describes our new high school Q?J 17-Green prevails, not only with Freshies today. 24-25-Senior play, its usual success. 30-31-Much needed rest. Teachers go to Ann Arbor. APRIL- 1-Who forgot it ? 2- First debate at VVestern. Westei'n vs. Arthur Hill. 6-Fine lecture on Macbeth at Eastern High. 9-Miss Bishop give U S. Il. classes a very much appreciated vacation to catch up in note books. 14--Girls' Drama'ic Club gives a tlne Greek comedy, The Clouds. 14-24- MAY- Spring vacation-Oh, joy! -Mr. McLain gives an interesting talk. -Mr. Courtright gave us a few solos. -Visited by a crowd of jolly Easterners. -It begins to look as if Seniors were going to have a send-off. -Spring fever reigns supreme. 1 4 8 9 10-Mrs. VanTuyl presented picture to Senior class. 12 15 -War seems to have reached our country. Shot is distributed in the study room. ' 16-Mary Antin was in town. VVho heard her? 19-May day exercises. Some Sophomore class. 22-Morris talks base ball. Do students object? 25 30 Seniors realize the time is coming close to parting. -Decoration day. A very welcome Vacation. JUNE- 1... Hurrah! the last month ras come. Make the most of it. 5-Some talk of Commencement. Invitations to send-off are in order. 12- Occident is on sale. Hurry before the rush, and thanks for your patron- age. 13-Chas Day. Oh! sad yet joyful event to be remembered. 16- 17- Junior reception. tHopes.j Commencement, then we shall be Seniors no more. College life is the life for us. One joyous day at Tawas. Juniors, we thank you. May others do unto you as you have done unto us. 0' .. we ' N Q 5-ae Q99 69

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High Srhunl Qlalrnhar SEPTEMBER- 13 14 15 16 17 21 22 -School opens. Great reunion of Seniors in their newly acquired hall, While Freshies with mouths open shiver with fear. -Clarence Shaver went through a window. Some spill l?J of glass! Yes! -Freshies are paddled by dignified elders. -Lindberg mistaken for a Freshie and dipped in the fountain. Results? -Miss Caldwell: I pronounce Fearne W., Hattie W. and Clarence S. the worst gossips in school. -Selwyn killed a fly. Call a detective. -First assembly. OCTOBER- 1-First football game. Played in rain. ' 6-Why are Freshies' eyes so red? First month's report cards distributed. 7 8 -Let's go for a sleigh ride. -All aboard for Mid'and Vvho missed the bus ride? 18-School closed on account of infantile paralysis. 23 27 28-29 - Supper and hop. Hurrah for Juniors-fine eats and good music. -Selwyn had his geometry lesson. Miraculous. -Teachers' convention in Saginaw. Joy!! Two whole days' rest. NOVEMBER- 3-Cards again. Still more gloomy faces and fewer members in Freshman class. 8-Distinguished Seniors entertain students and faculty and morning as- semb'-y. . 9-Heard from the girls: What you goin' to wear to the Gamma Phi ball? 11 20 -Private meeting' of Senior girls. They lean keep a secret. -For Sale. by senior girls. popcorn and hot dogs. 22-Announcement No. 1: Rest room no 'fussing' parlor. 25 -Thanksgiving. Much thanks given for Western's great victory over Eastern. Grand march and reception at Bijou. 29-Nelson G. looked sober five minutes. Call a doctor, quick. DECEMBER- , -Maybelle K. has rosy cheeks today fnatural bHoom?J. -Presentation of blankets. Nine rahs for Senior girls. -Business men entertain football tea.m at VVenonah. Some class! -Tell us, why does Mr. Garlock look sleepy? 4 2 3 8 12-Sunday, Oh! day of rest , why do you come so seldom? 14 15 -Banquet given by Home Economics class. Who wouidn't be on the foot- 21 ball team 'E -Shortest day in the year begins our vacation. 24- The stockings are hung by the chimney with care, in hope St. Nicholas will soon be there. JANUARY- 1-New Year's resolutions! Are they kept? Oh! yes! 3-Mr. Perkins is embarrassed, sticks outxhis tongue at students. 10- Freak Day. Dignifled Seniors appear in splendid array. A success. 13-Mr. Morris: Circle is most beautiful Uigure in geometry. 24-Who said exams were a cinch '? Q 26-Still more zeros in class books. I should worry. 28-Frat sleigh l?J ride. Everyone retired ear'y, of course. 31-Now begins our last semester at dear old Western. New green shrubbery for decorations. , FEBRUARY- I 2-Freshies are able to find their class rooms and initiations begin, 4-Senior girls' musical concert. Grand success. 9-Latin classes have a blow out. 12-Saturday-nothin' doin'. 14-Edwin G. looks gloomy. QDid Eva T. forget to send him a valentine?J 19-Electrical Carnival. Perhaps Lewis P. will explain Emancipation Proc- 21- lamationf' W Cheer up, Clarence. Anne will return. 29-Extra day in leap year. Girls, are you busy? 58

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