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Left to Right 1ST ROW: R. Fuller, J. Clark, H. Houghton 2ND ROW: S. Jaggar, R. Simpson, J. Smith, J. Dockstader, F. Wagner 3RD ROW: B. Beardmore, C. Riley, M. Maynard, D. Olson, M. Hines Left to Right 1ST ROW: K. Morrell, W. Ballard, L. Chestnut, R. Beeler, K. Hansen, M. Rickard, C. Pierce, A. Rickard 2ND ROW: T. Henderson, B. Gates, C. Gildersleeve, R. Henry, K. Good, D. Wicks, J. Ballard 3RD ROW: V. Hartman, J. Hyde, W. Wray, D. White, D. Rickard, A. Houghton
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Swede Olson—Guard iches Dalton'Muck and Hay Ellis 2nd ROW: 3rd ROW: Lorraine Rickard, Chester Winson Chestnut, Donald Davenport, Willard Frank, Paul Bohning, Henry Emmot, John Smith Riley, Earl Olson, Dale Conn, William Quick, Richard Wray, Marion Maynard, William Beardmore Donald White, Bull Quick—Guard Ken Maynard—For wan SEASON’S SUMMARY Opposition 41 Downs ..................20 32 Jewell .................21 22 Osborne ................27 25 Lincoln ................29 22 Marysville .............34 21 Junction City ..........19 18 Concordia ..............20 20 Clay Center ............23 37 Marysville .............42 6 Belleville .............14 25 Osborne ................gi 26 Downs ..................32 27 Clay Center ............32 31 Junction City ..........35 19 Belleville .............29 41 Concordia .............36 . 32 Lincoln ................35 —indicates league games
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August 25-30—School “daze” begins September 7—County Fair September 13—Rotarians inspect “freshie” boys September 19—Hi-Y-G.R. party—“Boy meets girl” September 21—Band night—“The new uniforms looked ducky’’ September 23—Inauguration of football—Lincoln crowned 6-0 September 27—“Freshie” girls break into society at Civic Club dinner September 28—Freshmen accepted by upper classmen September 30—Minneapolis swallows a bad dose 33-12 October 7—League battles opened by stopping Belleville Buffalo stampede 13-17 October 10—Beloit host to Ili-Y district conference October 13—Professional artist display talent October 14—Osborne disappointed by 12 points, 18-6 October 19—Hi-Y-G. R. play, “Hot Copy’’ October 21—Clay Center wins, we lose first game 21-7 October 25—Smith lyceum—“A tiresome trip to Mexico” October 28—Concordia drowned in flood, 25-0 November 2—Mr. Hines assembly—Students hold election November 3—Marysville might as well stayed home, 20-0 November 4-5—Teachers Association—“Students get a rest” November 7-12—American Education Week—“We needed it” November 11—Armistice—“War declared on Smith Center, 38-7 November 14-18—National Book Week—“Read ’em this week” November 17—Miss Schmitt's Book Week Assembly—“If at first you didn’t get it right guess and guess again” November 15-17—N.C.K.L. Plays—“Lu McGaughey makes ’em weep” November 18—A “floperoo”—Junction City ends hopes for our winning league title, 33-0 November 18-20—G.R. conference at Marysville—“Miss Toppers take a trip” November 22—Hi-Y-G.R. party—“Kindergarten Capers” November 23—Thanksgiving assembly—Thanks given by Rev. Johnson November 24-25—Thanksgiving vacation—“We thank you” December 2—Football boys rewarded at banquet December 2-3-4—Hi-Y conference at Lincoln, Neb.—“Mr. Toppers take a trip” December 7—Hays Band—“Hot and Sweet” December 9—King Basketball reigns—We ram on Downs, 41-20 December 13—Hi-Y-G.R. cabinet supper—“Boy eats with girl” December 14—“Rip Van Wir.kle”—Misner players play around December 15-18—Holy City Chorus—“Stupendous and mildly colossal” December 20—Sour victory with Osborne, 22-27 December 21—White Christmas with no snow, December 23-3—Christmas vacation—“Santa Claus is coming to town” December 30—Alumni “hot-shots” are still hot January 3—Trojans fall prey to Lincoln Leopards, 25-29 January 4—Senior-Junior Reception—“You found us all doing the Lambeth Walk” January 5—A meeting on the argumenting field with Lincoln January 6—Marysville trour.ce towering Trojans, 22-34 January 10—Mumps hit B.H.S. “On the mumpy road to quarantine” January 11—“Dragon of Wu Foo”—a roaring success” January 13—Junction City allows Trojans a win by two points, 21-19 January 20—Concordia Panthers part Trojans hair with a 2 point win, 18-20 January 19-20—“Headaches ahead—semester examinations—where’s my alka-seltzer ?” January 21—Debaters argue with Lebanon February 3—Beloit swishes in a four point victory over Osborne 25-21
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