Alexis High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Alexis, IL)

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Laughead Burns Dealers in LUMBEl ADD BUILDING MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS Lime, Sand, Gravel, and Cement Hard and Soft Coal Let us figure on that new building Phone Us, 176 Alexis, III. CALENDAR September Monday 20th — Chemistry test, (good beginning !???!) Tuesday 21st — Many practice Ford cranking in pencil sharpener. Wednesday 22nd — Peace in assembly — Lucky is absent. Thursday 23rd — Bill Page, How old is that lamp, ma? Ma, Oh about three years. Bill, Turn it down, it ' s too young to smoke. Friday 24th — Two Seniors joined for overseas service during prohibition. Monday 27th — Blue Monday. Tuesday 28th — Plick appears with glasses in order to keep up appearances as President of Senior class. Wednesday 29th — Foot ball game with Wataga — Score 117 to 0. Thursday 30th — Margaret Melleny has a felon on her thumb and is exempt from tests. We are all wishing for felons. October Friday 1st — Faculty peeved. They are starting out the month wrong. Monday 4th — Ticunced Stronghurst 27 to 0, thus proving the superiority we admitted all along. Tuesday 5th — Prof, said his Algebra I class could not see likeness of differences. Wednesday 6th — Wanted: A good listener. — Lynn Wixson. Thursday 7th — Doyle in Geo. Friday 8th — Game wath Knoxville — who said we didn ' t have some team. Put it over on Knoxville 53 to 0. Monday 11th — Dorothy G. taking a nap, catching up with sleep lost last night. Tuesday 12th — Cafeteria served by Domestic Science class. So much dinner no one felt like studying for a week. Wednesday 13th — Prof, decided the Physics class last year were extra smart when we found the capillary tubes had been sealed. Thursday 14th — If you can ' t laugh just giggle. Friday 15th — Bill had his lesson.

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i A A CALENDAR September. Monday 6th — And we all came back to a beautiful, new Community High School, didn ' t we ? Please answer — we can ' t. A big rush for back seats. Tuesday 7th — Freshmen got lost in the halls, many a good upper class man played hero. Wednesday 8th — Teachers have learned what the bells are for and do not know which ones to ring for classes in the basement. Thursday 9th — Have you noticed Prof. Lung ' s hair turning white ? It ' s because he works on the program night and day. Friday 10th — The first week of school has come to an end at last. Every one expected to have their lessons for Monday. Monday 13th — Freshmen couldn ' t find Mr. Doyle, because they didn ' t know him from the rest of the boys. Tuesday 14lh — Senior ' by word — Have you got your physics ? Wednesday 15th — Miss Treadwell, our new music teacher arrived. Thursday 16th — Dan falls upstairs. (Hard on the floors Dannie.) Friday 17th— Prof, in Physics— Why is snow white? Ed — I don ' t see any more sense to that than why there isn ' t any hair on a bald head. It ' s caused by freezing I guess. triHil ' TrtlfT -iltT lrntliTTirrtlrTTTltTTtitTfiltTTtlrT WEED LAIR Carry a complete line of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Perfumery Toilet Soaps, Face Powder, Creams Everything in the line of Toilet Articles. Also Mixed Paints White Lead and Linseed Oil, Magazines, Daily Papers, School Supplies, etc. Come in and visit us. Dr. Lair will answer all Vetennary Calls WEED LAIR

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