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PEST CONTEST Duruag the month of February thc Vocatlonal Agraculturc students under the dlrectaon of Mr Mugg had 1 pest contest Each contestant traed to see how many polnts he could get by kllllng the most pests that were l1sted an the rules The pests and number of po1nts each counted were as follows Sp arrows 5 mace 10 rents lo starllngs 20 and crows 40 There were three pr17es gaxcn first prlze beang S150 second prl7e S100 and thlrd prlze S50 The wanner of the first prlze was Wllbur Brmdle who had 6865 poants Wayne Zammerman c'ame an second place wlth 4438 poants and Alun Flechter w as thard with 2625 pomts BOYS 4 H CLUB PROJECTS Th Boys 4 H Club camp wall be held 1n August th s year As yet at as lndeflnate where It wall be held All of those boys who are enrolled an 4 H are elagablc to attend the camp VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE Thas year we haxe added 1 new course to our currlculum The course as Voc 1t1onal Agraculture w hach as taught by Mr Mugg He W1 l hate charge of boys 4H club orgamzataon throughout the summer Your husband has 1 new sult Well someth1ngs duferent Its a new husband Wlfey I w1s outspoken an my SCIIIIITICIIIS at the club tod'ay Hubby I cant behexe tt' Who outspoke you So you finaly heard from that college boy who took you out Yes And hes a real gent he as He asked me 1f I got home from the dance he took me to all rlght You can take at as an elementary conceptmn that when an 'artlcle IS sold lt goes to the buyer sud Mr Wmter an the economacs class Wlth thc exceptlon of coal charped the brlght senlor And why coal ask d Mr Wmter Wh n th at s bought lt goes to the cell'ar Flo Have you seen my l1pst1ck anywhere' Ive evadently lost at Jo lscannlng her cratxcallyl Why darlmg you have at on 3 it rl John Crago What model as your car' Jack Claussen It lsnt a model It as 'a horrable example GIRLS 4 H CLUB PROJECTS The group of gxrls th 1t Mass Johnson as plannlng to take to the 4 H Club Roundup at Purdue thls summer include Mary Jane G1ll1om Madelyn Clark Maxane Byerly Reathel Bright and Melda Nab ack Last year at the State Falr Martha Zlrkle placed 1n the second group wlth her exhxbxt ln the dress rex ue exh1b1t HOME ECONOMICS On V'alent1nes Day February 14 Mrs Inez Br acht be1ut1c1an from Cralgulle talked to the freshmen and advanced home economics classes on The Care of Halr After her talk the home economlcs glrls served tea 'and C00k19b They also gave a short program whlch COHSlSt9d of two ac cord on solos by Peggy Hartman three paano solos by Esther Gmter and a r 'ad ng 'ay Reathel Brat ht CONVOCATIONS We h axe had sex eral very anterestlng conxoc ataon programs before the assembly thas year Among the speakers were Sergeant Leonard who gave a talk on pe ace Guy Detrlck who gave the story of CIVlll7ed mm and a group from Ball St ate Teach ers College at Muncae The group from Ball State gaxe a musical program after whach they talked to the senlor class about attending college 085 You know that horse you bet fifty bucks on ed ham today And Belme W grunted Huh Ill bet the lousy nag appreclated at Merle In mv buslness I hue to know how to use my head my feet and my h ands Ralph Oh what are you Merle A one man band To be understood as to make sense To make cents as to manufacture money To manufacture money as 20 years an Jaal Therefore whats the use of trylng to make anybody understand you' Some boys an Kansas C1ty were showlng a Texas rancher the caty What do you thank of our stocky ards they asked ham Oh they re all rlght but we haue brandmg corrals ln Texas that are blgger he sald That nlght they put some snappmg turtles an has bed When he had turned back the coxer the Texan asked what they were Massoura bedbugs the boys replaed He peered at them a moment So they are h declded Young uns amt thev The summer boarder 'asked Why as at that that old hog keeps tryang to come anto my room Do you thank he has taken a fancy to me' Lattle Wallae explamed Why thats has room an wmter Page Twenty mne 4 , - ' 1 , 2 . i ' 2 ' 5 2 ' . X Y . . - , , 2 2 J ' . ' ' - A g ' 5 I I . 1 . . 2 q . . , . . H' , 2 ' ' I , ' ' . J 1 ' . 2 . -T----J ' : 2 '.- . ' Y . 2 ,M '. ' - , - ' ' ' A f l Vx ' ' V I t . ., . . . . --..-.,-1.- c . 4 . ' ' A 2 I 2' ' . .' ' , K ' ' ' i . , . . D 2 . i , . A,-lAsaT .. 2 , - i, V2 V . - , , 2 . , , - e - ' ' 5 ' . ' - , 3 ' 2 ' - ----.---- ' ' - 2 2 . Til 2 13 v v A ' v E ' , 2 ' . , ' 2 - y Z v Z Q ' ' . ' 2 ' ' ' . 2 , 2 ' - v . . I . . 2 z 1 ' - - r ' 2 ' 1 v 1 ' 1 1 ' , . ' 2 ' . No, he hasn't. last week'. ' remarked Max D. Well, they scratch- . 1. . V . . , ' , L . -ga a a,1 n m x ' : '25 ' . ' 2 2 , , W 2 ' ' ' H . 1 2 K . - C f , .. . - V - .,11 , , .. , , -x-' xg rl: . H . 1 . - 2 . .. , 1 , . s o s . N ' ' . . .I . ' v , ' C . v :IL ' . B U It ' 2 '. ' e . ' . , , 9 ,2 ' , 2 , , sc 1: az U . . ,, . I ,, 2 - Y .' 1 . - tl , .N e ' ' ' ' ' j , ' , a -u 4 . , g v .. , , .1 , - , . .. . 1 . av I 2 . 2 . . . T K. a 1
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