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5 - Miss Jane F'. Martin addresses the Sen- ior girls on the advantages of a college education. 7-Extra11 Sweeney again comes early. 8 a Special sale of hot dogs in the lunch room. 9 attGertie Andridge shows us how to do the tango. 10 a Joseph Cohn also illustrates the tango. tPlease omit fiowersj 11 aLester Jatfe doesntt get a 100 in Ger- man. Only 99. tWhOWD 12 a Rain -m rain a min a Pauline Oester- lein is weeping. 15.- Miss Aultman addresses the A Grade girls on Woman Suffrage. 16 a Debating Team chosen to represent Walnut Hills in the coming debate with Hughes. 17 a Gaither gets a hair-cut. 18 a Stall also gets a hair-cut. 19-Mystery cleared. The Barber College had reduced its rates. 22 1- Fire-drill. Time, less than two minutes. 23aCurtis Crane appears in green stock; ings and a cocked hat. Quickly whisked away to the State Sanitarium. 23 a Surprise Party given to the Senior Class by Mr. Crane! 0 you ice cream1-and some tango! -- ah! and that hesitation! Page Seventeen 24 - Statler dreams about Santa Claus. 24 -Mitchell seen in McAIpinys! tWhat is it, Henrietta'D 24a Christmas Entertainment. The Pro- posal Under Difhculties given before the entire school. tSome actors and ac- torinnerins, ehD 25 q Christmas Day. Walter gets a toy auto- mobile for a Christmas present. ZGaThe Christmas vacation begins. No more demerits for a week. 27a We forget all about Chemistry. 28 -Latin is slighted in the same way. 29 -- Steidle gets sick eating too much Christ- mas candy. SOaSteidle revives. He resolves to eat no more candy. JANUARY 1 $ New Yearts Day. 4 a We are about to return to school. 5 a We return. 7-Sara Hook succeeds in getting a car- ride for three cents. 8a Joe Berger performs the same feat. 9 -F Announcement of Rules for the Oratori- caI Contest. llaNominating Committee for THE RE- MEMBRANCER gets busy.
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18 1 Walnut Hills vs. Middletown in football. Another victory. 21 - Organization of Senior Class. Carl Mitchell is elected president. 25 eW. H. H. S. defeats M. M. I. in a hard- fought game of football. Congratula- tions, ye heroes of the gridiron! 31 1 Walnut Hills defeats Woodward in foot- ball. NOVEMBER 3 1 Gleam staiT-meeting. 7 1 Extra!! Joe Cohn acted like a human being. 10 1 A mysterious dog seen entering the building. Soon expelled. Alas, poor hoond! 11 1 My, oh my! Such rain! 14 1 Walnut Hills vs. Norwood. game, 1000 15 -w Koller gets a pair of new tan shoes. 16 1 Koller gets his picture taken. 18 1 Walnut Hills vs. Hughes. Tough luck. 19 - Clarence Evans and Lester Jaife perfect a new laugh. ZOeFeeble attempts made to collect class dues. ZOeA Grade Class-meeting. We argue about colors, pins, dances and every- 1801116 thing else. 21 1 Extra ! II Sweeney comes on time. 23 1 Lecture by Dean Harry on 11The City Beautiful?' 24 1 B-C football game. 24eKamera Klub takes a trip to Pleasant Ridge. 25eDomestic Science Exhibit. Grade boys attendJ 25 e The Proposal Under Diiiicultiesp given before the Dramatic Club. Tremen- dous success. 26 1 Thanksgiving Entertainment. Dr. Condon Speaks to us about Thanksgiv- ing, and Mrs. Aldrich gives some de- lightful readings. 27eThanksgiving Day. 0 you gobbler 1 w- and you cranberry sauce 1 and you pumpkin pie! Mmmwi 28 - Costello sick in bed. 291 Costello revives. Good luck, 11Irish. 30 t General Krueck contemplates marching an army of suspended high-school fel- lows to Washington. DECEMBER 1-We commence saving our pennies for Christmas presents. 2 a The Christmas slogan is revived: 11Do your shopping early. 2 - We arrange for a debate With Hughes. 3 1 Sara Hook gets a patent on a new pow- der-puff. 4 eJoe Berger seen in Arnolch doll-store. 1Who's it for, JoeiU 5eLecture on Better Housing by Miss Headly of New York City. 1The A Page Sixteen
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122Joe Cohn cultivates a red mustache. The Red Cross Society was kept hust- ling. 152Electi0n of staff omcers for THE RE- MEMBRANCER. 15 2 Starting up enthusiasm for the W. H. H. S.-Hughes Debate. 162Debate between Walnut Hills and Hughes, in the Hughes Auditorium. Our debaters gain a victory before a crowd of over a thousand people. 19 2 Echoes of the debating victory. 202We divide the cash. Debating Club1s treasury expands. 21 2Theme tablets donated to the boys of Room 3 by Harold Evans. 232Preliminary contest for Class Orator. 26 2 Extra H Sweeney again comes to school on time. 272Ann0uncement 0f uExam programe 28 2 The DramaticClub chooses2TheRivaIs by Sheridan for their final play. 30 2 We remain late in school to imbibe some scraps of learning. 31 2 We cram. ' FEBRUARY 1 2 We cram more. 2 2 The sword has descended.21'Exams begin. 32Some of us flunk- and then, some of us dorft. 4 2 Same thing. 5 2 Ditto. 6 2 Ditto. 7 2 We all pass. It's Saturday. 92Ann0uncement to students of their exam marks. Jaffe's exam average only 99.5. 10yegodsU 102 Re-election 0f oHicers in the Debating Club. Friend Cedric makes a speech. We clap. Cedric blushes. Curtain falls! 10 2 The Gleam conducts an election on wo- man suffrage. The 2No's1' win. Miss Aultman faints, CTis truly affectingj 11 2 Re-election of officers in Dramatic Club. Koller tries to make a speech. He simply barks. 122Lincoln's Birthday. We learn a few new things about 01d Honest Abe. 12 2 Senior Dance. 13 2 Walter tries to make some gummtton. , Good thing the acid was weak. 14 2 Valentine's Day. 16 2 Civics classes begin to organize 0n the plan of City Council. 172Bean Special in lunch-room. cents. Three 192Senior Class Meeting. The editor of our annual makes a few remarks. Page Eighteen
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