Afton High School - Echo Yearbook (Afton, IA)

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-pgf fgs-.-'II' IHI E A, IHIQ S, IE C IHI 0-Q-yQff NOV. 8, Mo1:d.9:,'. This is Na.tiona.1 Education Week, Wonder if the teachers exa- pect to give us a years' ecmcation in one week? She assigmnents surely look like it. V ' , s lg 1- - 1 -- NOV: 9, Tuesday. , , . Eveigfbody is walking straight, with shoulders up preparing for the Armistice Day Parade. ' vii? K4 Nov., Hi'- , 1,'g'!aH1zu? f ' '. A , ii if 1 i - . , - . u1 gg j,', f g 5.W1 eco in nonor of tize unznovm dead.. Un th0 S ' e q- if ,Ae 5 gmn lying in a 7:-Jilg of 135,738.39- side .1 l: 5:.,5Y5x:ixgSze x : - 1 if N : auan of th L gg, u.n.kzw:ng soldier. The gun 1 .. '- . lon ee t 1 ' mf-4 1 VA 'PAI 9 is .iii .,,ki41'-.za ' S' , I' Q : 'VI A -. I f1 i1 f'3, if 5 i- ' i Novo 1 5 ,rf W , my A P .,4 x -T. A W -V in . R v A oke to us 1 , -. fm g xv .e out the World. A en hai, 'Z - 'over - 42 1 : QE in- . 1 .H , . ' :gs4z 'Q.1: .: . - I ,'- ...4- ..+ x tereg .rl gnd 1. 4- i -I I A, ,, .M ,. U38 i pen d . e to X ,A., xx.: ,b., . 1 E, t McDmve1 ,,, w s .. ,M ali k s ac... Lui. lb N r 'lit l -.' . i, rfll- 5 '1 5 v CBP-941 . 1 . .:-4 when 11 . '. '-.4 . ' s ' H 'H fi ded usp the st ,N -.af -m g a ,,,. agile jedi big' s col songs 1: gave every one a. good vie f ' -44,2 ,4 -F ,Z . , and 1- is ontents. 1 r 3 - ,,,- 1 HW. 2 Friday. 'fbi me Literary Society Armistice Day Program was given today. It was a .patriotic program and van' instructive. Since this is Natiorml- Education Weekm are tryingto better everythiug we do., There seems to be quite an improvement in the studies as well as extra ectivitie g' 'i 9 2 7--Qsfjf l-34..-

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Ej4..-'H'HE A, Hg S, IEQH-110--,gf NOV. 1, Monday. P. T. A. met tonight, Supt. Delfolfe of Creston gave a. bene- ficial talk on, Why Every Superintendent should want a. P. T. A. in the school system. There was a. splendid program, too. NOV. 2, Tuesday. Tickl Took! Tick! Took! The new electric clock was ins- talled today. It was donated to Afton High School by Roper Bros. Jewelry of Creston. Many thanks Elmo. I keep look- ing e, that clock. It certainly is a. 7 ,152 goo f poking one, I'm not the only X-7 one 'Ko stares at it t1'1O'U.g1s K fl' :ha A. Q, A-q. Nov.3 wednesday. . ,sis ' ' A ---:24 501113 of th 'ff fl rule. Training Students. M5-ldfe K f 1 ',,,.1 M-.Vera and Clan' a1ne,1eft for tn f Y state Teachers convention it Wi-fs f l ijfifsljx-es Mo ines. in 211 Overland- Hoge X f' .0 Sir -22' X - CDC: l'---'. 1.' , We heardtlilgt ,C X -.RI I-ijgff'ffLthey I-an 1 I 0 3, ditch and ramo s f I yy' e it thajiix Vera. and Mildred roXde'X 'f' ' X' 'if ', 2-Q' i1 A ck to Lorimor frqmf I xExQ QE,,,e.,e':?ESf'i:hence took the afternoon - -1 Allljlfw rein. W Ive no vel-ificatio f MQ, 'lf Wgyyfj the stateme now- ever. if 1 ' GMX Nova ug Sd-ay! S 9.31 PU-Pi1S we Xxgiven H o Als today, A larger- number, of kids are expanding the-1 -sehe , 1 oing in new a Vsilve or gold 7jA f Nov. 5, Friday. - y The teachers have followed in the footsteps of thsI'.T.girls and left for Des Moines. No lessons until Monday. Our last years' Echo was on display in two differentbooths at the State Teachers Meeting. The L. C. Smith typewritersales- nan used it to demonstrate the stencil work that couldbe done with an L. C. Smith typewriter. -,,,,Ei l,3,,,,..H 9 2 7-...s3Q l734..- '3 2

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.i -l- NOV. 15, Monday. They Know NOV . -ef yzeewr H E A. no s. E c H o-we Afton BusinessGlu'b tested in arithmetic at meeting todayel proved to the people of Afton their ability inniathematics. more than we do in addition, it seems. 16, Tuesday. The High School Orchestra met tonight for theirweekly re- hearsal, and also elected the following officers:Her'oert Craig, President: Anna Hadley, Business Mgrs Philip Kelly, Sec. and Treasurer . The Presbyterian Ladies Aid Arithmetic' teet was .e great success. It shows they havenft forgotten all they learned school anyway, NOV. 17, Wednesday. Prof. J. B. Paul, of Irma State Teachers College, Cedar, Falls, talked to the assembly this morning., He gave us some very interesting information and instructions. W Q He also gave Arithmetic and Reading tests to the grade - pupils, at 'both buildings. The Normal Training pupils ccrrect- ed the papers for the experience. These tests are in - con- nection with plan sponsored 'oy the Union Co. Supt. and Rin- cipal' s Club. NOV. 18, Thursday. Everyone seems to have recovered from the tests that were given the two preceding days. I believe everyone is wiser for the interest they have shown in this work. NOV. 19, Friday. Rev. Howard -spoke to the assembly this morning. The pupils listened very attentively. 'A higher aim-mora1ly,spiritual1y , and edecationally, in work , in play and in life at large' ,washis theme. To reach this goal each must have energy, both mental and physical, and an individuality , which dares to be different. 'E' rf g MIN 1 Ni .... N --B-:gf Ee.-H 9 2 71-qqf fgew 54----3+