Wheeling High School - Record Yearbook (Wheeling, WV)

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Wheeling High School BOLTON 'S Football Shoes are Repaired by us. Why? CIGAR STGRE Better Shoe Repairing The Shoe Hospital 1325 MARKET STREET 1045 Main Street Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan Jan. Jan. Jan Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan Feb. Feb. THE LOG CContinued from page 1205 21-Everybody happy. 25-Sandy Claws. 26--Day after Xmas. 9-Basketball season inaugurated by W. H. S.'s taking two from Cathedral. 10-Games with Moundsville. The best girls of the state get into action by taking measure of Moundsville. 12-The appearance of our unequalled orchestra helps drive away the blues. 15-Captain Donald McMillan gives his very interesting lecture on the land of thc midnight sun. 17-??? The Record Staff Robbery??? CForget it.Q 20-The examination in Chapel conducted by Dr. Goodnight. CDon't get alarmed! No questions answered.Q 23-James E. West, the chief executive of the Boy Scout organization, gives us an important message. 23-The trip and fall to Triadelphia. Boys defeated, but Girls trium- phant. 24-Revenge visited on the two Warwood teams by our Champions. 26-Mr. Daniels and his splendid violin playing. 27-!?!! ' EXAMS!! ?! 30-Bellaire succumbs to us in two hard-fought games. 31-Linsly again bows in defeat and acknowledges our superiority. 2--The opening of the new semester. New Freshies. 6--Chalk talk by Miss Stillbrook on the care of the teeth. CContinued on page 1653 151

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