Arcadia High School - Arcadian Yearbook (Arcadia, KS)

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afr + Apr Apr Apr Apr Apr May May May May May May May May 5.ff5ENqy 1 , Hx ,' .gl an H ,xii 'f 1 y wil n 1 A 192551 7 Tonight was the Senior play. It was a wow! The receipts totaled S42.lO. Boy has the Annual started work today!! Of all the stencil cutting! The north office realy looks like a printers office. Helen Louise and Reve went to Pittsburg today with Mr. Stock to collect for adds. It seems that Happy was called a HDummyH this after-noon. Was her face red and was she in a had humor??? Bob throws Happy out of the Annual room window this after-noon. She will learn not to pester the artist of the Senior Class. The Agriculture class went on a picnic tonight. It was an ideal day for a picnic. Tennis tournament today. Staff goes on a picnic and Oh what a time!! The Seniors gave their Farewell Chapel and pro- sented the Annual. The Junior-Senior Banquet' was tonight. Talk about your Banquets this takes the cake. The dance was afterwards. Oh! Words fail me in describing the dresses and suits worn by the different people. Baccalaureate tonight with Mr. Clayton delivering the Baccalaureate sermon. The Seniors have their day off and did they have fun? You're asking us??? Class night. Heap Big Injun Chiefs and pretty Maidens crowded the stage. And of all the pow- wow's this was the best known yet. Commencement Exercises tonight. It is good-bye, Seniors, we wish you good luck throughout your life. The 16 Seniors will ne'er be High School students again. School is out for the summer vacation, and all the Indians have gone to the HHappy Hunting Grounds,M Lift sl - , gif :qgthg , is if -lub: N-wefjypv 1 -',- ,ry . ,

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L A . ,asa M igf155NaW PS--nmummmmmmmmmmmznnnththm:-mmqgrggFEg?x J mm:-Szzhzmmu-S-Imnmnmnnmnn-:Sl iqkway 9 Q5 f I M Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Apr Apr Apr Apr Apr f yy! To-night was the Music Preliminaries. Alto- Emma D., Soprano-Virginia, Bass-Earl, Cornet- Dellabelle, Girls Glee Club-Sweet Day, Tenor- Roy. Who were the Freshie and Senior girl who ran all the way to town behind a group of boys so two gentlemen from down South couldn't find them? The Seniors had Chapel this morning. Marion Perry returned to school to-day after being in the hospital for several days be- cause ef a cob fight he and Oliver had. A group of Mulberry girls were down to visit school. It seems that Bob insists on putting the ink roller on the Senior nuts, Helen, Rove. The Annual began work this morning and how. Which will probably keep several Seniors out of mischief. -F Oh we believe in Miracles strange as it may seem. WE WON FIRST AGAIN THIS YEAR IN MUSIC. BOY OH BOY ABE HE EVER TIOKLED. We're not bragging but its understood that HUhat we do we sure do good.H Had a pep chapel this morning and decided to have a party a week from this coming Friday. Seniors had play try-outs and play practice starts to- MOTTOWQ Emma D. just never get the point Cof a pinl to- night. Rey O. said, Hit failed to rcgister.H The boys Baseball team won their game with Hepler this eve. Not a bad start Boys. Why did Virginia wear one brown and one black shoe to school today? Riverton gave a program here to-day. Everyone enjoyed it. The Baseball boys lost to Hepler ln the game this afternoon. But wait until the Tournament. Boys arranged to scare the girls at play practice, Marion turned the lights on too soon. Mary Emzie, and Issbsl ',.. will have to wear rouge for a week to give them a little color. ,,

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