Tome High School - Trail Yearbook (North East, MD)

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The 1929 TRAIL eq- -- . . . . -- bs? Regular- Calendar September 1928: 19th- 20th- School opens. Football candidates report to Coach Klee. 22nd-Old boys beat Rats in annual baseball game, 8-3. Harold Teen first Qovie at the Cage. 23rd-Reception given for old and new boys at Inn by Doctor and Mrs. Brush and the Trustees. 26th-First issue of the Tome appears. 29th-Tome gridders wallop 62nd Coast Artillery 12-0 in initial game. Thomas Meigh- han in We're all Gamblers . 30th-Rev. Mr. Sparling preaches on Faith . October: y Nga 5rd-Mr. Bates explains new dormitory rues in the Tome . Cross-Country team organized by Mr. Tuttle. ' 5th-Pythians tie West Nottingham in first Society game, O-0. Simonson wins golf 6th- tourney and breaks course record. g Big Blue Team overwhelms Wesley Collegiate Institute, 32-6. Captain Collyer, famous flyer who was later killed in a transcontinental dash, talks to School in Cage. Q . 7th-Dr. Bell, of St. Stephens College, Columbia, speaks to school. 10th-Pythians defeat Olympians, 7-0. Hoover steps on the Sidewalks of New York 111-59 in school straw vote. 13th-Tome conquers Swavely, 55-O. Spallholz, the Larger, wins first Cross-Country tryout. Laura LaPlante in Home james at the Cage. 14th-Rev. Mr. Chauncey of Columbus delivers sermon. 17th-Pythians win second game with Olympians, 6-0. Eleven -.ft

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The 1929 TRAIL Ed .- . . - - .f .fbi 20th-Tome loses initial major grid contest with Hill, 24-0. About 75 Blue and White 21st- 22nd rooters journey up to Pottstown to witness the fracas. Racketeers lose 2-5 and golfers split 6-6. Movie : Private Life of Helen of Troy . Rev. Mr. Knowlton of Baltimore gives excellent sermon on Loyalty . -Rorty wins second Cross-Country trial. 23rd-Quill and Tome holds first meeting of the year. 24th-Pythians and Olympians play to a scoreless tie. Doctor Brush explains Student Government. 27th-Tome overcomes Emerson Institute, 26-O. New scoreboard erected at football Held. Night Bird at the Cage. 28th-Rev. W. B. Bryan, jr., of Princeton, preaches. 29th-Classification exams begin. 51st-Pythians take Society series by downing Olympians 12-0 in final game. 1' November: 1st-Gleeson Murphy elected President of the Senior Class. 2nd-Hire, Merrill, and jones chosen Vice-President, Secretary, and Treasurer respec- tively. 3rd-Princeton Prep eleven defeats Tome, 19-0. Richard Barthelmess in Wheels of Chance provides movie entertainment. 4th-Reverend Mr. Humphries, of Baltimore, speaks to school. 7th-School questionnaire reveals 7 o'clock Study Hall project popular. 10th-Woodberry Forest gridders subdue Tome, 24-0. Cross-Country team loses first meet, 25-31, to Maryland Freshmen. Marion Nixon and Glenn Tryon in How to Handle Women is weekly movie. 11th-Rev. E. J. Russell, of Oxford, Pa., preaches Armistice Day sermon. 15th-Professor Charles W. Lemrni. of Goucher College, addresses Quill and Tome on Games in English Literature . l4th-Aviation Club organized. Lark president. West Nottingham defeats All-Society, 7-0 l7th-Blue and White vanquishes Wilmington High School, 19-0. Twelve