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1925 HI-ECHO 1925 be excused for the rest of the week to see the race horses, colored minstrels. etc. Wednesday, Oct. 1. Hooray! No more school this week. Tomorrow's the big day and we'll all be there. Thursday, 2. i Aye Yaye! See Minnie! Eats, drinks and sleeps under water! Alive! Alive! A lot of us innocently were iieeced out of our shekels by these bally- hous making their show-the best! Friday, 3. That's the way, B. G.-clean 'em like Ivory Soap. Perrysburg was our victim and we cleaned 'em 46-O! Ouch! Friday, 10. Team Rah Rah Rah echoes rang thru the building from one end to the other. Have we got the spirit? Yea! Saturday, 11. We're awfully sorry Lima, but we've just started the habit and you are eliminated. The result of the race was 12 to O. Monday, 13. Say, didja see the game Saturday? Some game? We are not going to miss a game-going to 'em all. This Saturday we're going to Fremont to get the bacon. It's heavy, who all are goin'? Saturday, 18. - We guess Fremont tried to scare us out today-a big Klan Konclave! Nevertheless B. G. was there aplenty! The game was not won but B. G. knows now she could have done better- After the battle's over! Score 18-0. Monday, 20. The debate club met for the first time and elected their oiiicers. The following were elected: President, John J. Konopka, Vice-President, Lois Gil- bert, Secretary, Margaret Beverstock. Saturday, 25. Kenton. A lot of fans from B, G. made the trip. We lost the game but are fair losers-we know it's just Fate and he'll soon loose his-chains, we hope. 7-6. Oh! Monday, Nov. 3. Each member of the club gave a three-minute speech on any current event which was followed by a discussion of the whole thing and a lecture by Mr. Mercer. Tuesday, 4. ' Class o' 1925 turns out for a Hallowe'en party en masse -an awful motley crew! Games and dancing filled the evening and later cider and dough- nuts iilled the tummies . An' the prize-winners ought to go on Vaude- ville! F901
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1925 HI-ECHO 1925 Friday, 7. Hooray! Fostoria! We'll show 'em a good game, a good time, etc., all good. They turned out real strong and so did B. G.-it rained some but not enough to spoil the field or game. B. G. showed up B. G. like but the shot rang out when Fostoria had a margin or 2 points over us. Plenty of music- the College Band, American Legion drumsters , and the Fostoria Hi School Band. After every game between B. G. and Fostoria, the loser has one con- solation,- still there are more games to follow . Tuesday, 11. Went to school today to celebrate Armistice Day. Friday, 14. School was dismissed today so that every football fan-teacher or stu- dent-could go see B. G. and Findlay entangle there. Did they go-well Bowling Green was predominant in all circles, and yelling like she should for Scarlet and Gray! The fray ended 40-7, Findlay's favor. After the game a few B. G.-ites went on to Columbus for the Michigan game. Lotsa pennants were obtained this evening. Presents? Uh Huh! Tuesday, 17. Norman Loose was elected secretary to take the place of Margaret Bever- stock, who had resigned. A debate was given on the Dawes Reparation Plan . Tuesday, Dec. 9. Debate was given on the question: Resolved: That government ownership of railroads and public utilities are desirable. Mr. Mercer gave some help- ful suggestions to the debatoirs. Friday, 19. Lessons in Bucketball-apply to Robert E. Rettig--Liberty Hi is rapidly learning-first lesson Liberty 4 and B. G. 17. Tuesday, 23. Mr. Mercer gave the rules that would regulate the try-out and named the judges for the try-out. The proposed amendment to the federal constitution. question for the inter-scholastic debate. was discussed. Wednesday, 24. 'Twas the day before Christmas and we're all hoping school will soon dismiss. I can hardly wait 'til Santa Claus comes and I wonder what I'll find in my sock. Friday, January 2, 1925. Hear ye! Hear ye! Although it is still vacation time-come out and see B. G. versus Wauseon. Later: 'twas well worth the coming altho Wauseon beat us by a deuce. Wauseon, 159 B. G. 13. Monday, 5. ' Jingle Bells! Jingle Bells! The students Csome of thernl have been going down to Fort Meigs and coasting. Let's see who was it fell off and nearly got killed-? Maybe she'll tell you! .May-be! Tuesday, 6. . A short discussion of the debate question was given by all the members . E911
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