Alexis High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Alexis, IL)

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CALENDAR February Tuesday 1st — Senior class meeting. Friday 4th — Doris back on duty. Aledo B. B. game. 7-57. Monday 7th — No news calendar, editor off duty. Tuesday 8th — Roy sat in the Raspberry pie left in one of the seats in the assembly. Of course it was the farthest seat from the door and Ed had to walk close up to him when he left assembly. Simmy sat in the same seat and as a result got rest of pie. Wednesday 9th — Enjoyed a talk by Rev. Crombie this A. M. His theme was Success. Thursday 10th — Mr. Doyle asked in his Spanish class to whom the peninsula of Cali- fornia belonged. No one knew. He said: I don ' t know either, but I do know that they have saloons there. Friday 11th— Refreshments served by Ed in physics labratory. Electrified Plick until his ha ' r stood up. Monday 14th — Valentine day. Junior class pins came. Tuesday 15th — Mr. Regan from Monmouth honored us with a visit today. Wednesday 16th — No teacher in assembly from 3:20 to 3:25 — Erasers flying, ' n every- thing. Thursday 17th — The physics class were trying to electrify a vacuum when Ed thought if that was possible he ' d electrify Earl ' s head — Simmy refused to let ex- periment be put over. Guess he was afraid of results. Friday 18th — Reba and Doris only girls who kept appointment with Prof, for experi- ment with electricity at night. Honorable Senior girls! [ IH[©lsiiiim Is your Be Food Eat more Holsum For Sale By J. A. Johnson Co. E. G. Richardson FOR Stylish, Reliable-made YOUNG MEN S SUITS At correct present day prices, come to us. JACOBIBROS. NACK Galesburg, III.

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