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Page 78 text:
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CALENDAR Sept. 8- Once again here as schoolmates assembled . . Sept. 18-Such a sad but pleasant surprise, Our speaker just didn't materialize. Sept. 19-Our first fine game was played in pouring rain, But we gave Colfax a good trimming again. Sept. 24-On the twenty-fourth Mr. Daley, a speaker on health Emphasized conserving of this great wealth. Sept. 25-Our first pep meeting-quite different from all, For not one teacher answered the call! Sept. 28- Frances E. Willard Day was the twenty-eighth, We had a fine program to show temperance faith. Oct. 2-Our tough game with Barron was full of real thrills, As was predicted by our teacher, Miss Mills. Oct. 29- I'd love to be a monkey in a zoo, For you never find a monkey feelin' blue. Nov. 3-Today came our first Blue and Gold And there was nothing left untold. Nov. 5-Competition was introduced By The Sentinel -let's give it a boost! Nov. 11-Today we pay tribute to soldiers brave Who gave up their lives, our liberty to save. Nov. 17-Music was our theme this morn, About all the strings, but not the horn. Nov. 25-Today Miss Ellingson contributed her bit, By presenting a charming Thanksgiving hit. Dec. 18- The Gleam of the Star -yes, that's the name Of the Christmas play that brought all the fame. Jan. 8-This afternoon the freshies were given a chance At the sun hop to learn how to dance. Feb. 5-Francis and Robert, mothers not modern at all, Were taught the game of basketball. Feb. 12-Rev. Morse talked of Lincoln, forever so dear To the hearts of the patriots from year to year. Feb. 12-Mother and daughter were represented at the game. In this, the Girls' Club won their fame. Feb. 15-We don't understand how the teachers keep a date. For they're always ringing the bell early or late. Feb. 22mFirst in War, First in Peace, and First in the Hearts Feb. of His Countrymen. 26-The Future Farmers are a mighty band To discuss our game with Cumberland. Feb. 29-We all fell down into the dumps Because our actor Morgy got the mumps. March 4fTo Rice Lake-'s bag of tricks was found the key In Mr. Gjestson's one act mystery. lnlfll
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