Bridgeton High School - Raccoon Yearbook (Bridgeton, IN)

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: : : : : : : : :::::: R A C c o o N ,::::::: : :.:::::::::::::::::i ,dn -- . f-Nm AUGUST Well, We are all back again. No one was injured in the rush to school. SEPTEMBER It Wasn't a bad dream. School has started. Hurrah! I The first week is past. -Oh! I How much we have forgotten. Seniors elect officers. OCTOBER Received report cards today. I sure did get caught! -Baseball tournament starts. We play Mecca and Rockville and Win both games. Play Montezuma and lose County Championship. Too bad! -Mr. McClure of the Rockville Methodist church talks to us. Announce no school for the 18 and 19. -J uniors' Ha1lowe'en Social. NOVEMBER -Paul Johns made a motion in English class today asking that some means be found to keep Max Wolverton from the West side of the assembly. That was a happy thought. -Rev. Wagner of the Christian Church of Clinton talked to us this morning. IIIII I I I I I IIIIII Page thirty-one ' I I I I I I I I I IIIIIII

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I:-::-::.::.. ...... ::.:: R A c C 0 0 N ::..1:- - : : :.:::::::::::::::2 f Calendar Continuedl 13-Mr. Fisher talks to us. Too bad he lost his notes. We wonder if Mr. Noble intended to do that? 20-Seniors have pictures taken. See the birdie? ? ? 23-Groups' pictures are taken. 26-Mr. Wade gives us another lecture. Too bad he ran out of breath and had to quit. 29-30-Thanksgiving Vacation. Why did I eat so much? DECEMBER 3-Say, Fish! Where did you get that shade on the upper lip? 17-Aren't those cases getting on your nerves? 21-Good! I Another vacation. JANUARY 1-Yes, the day after the night before. Why all the fours this morn- ing? 5- Purple Towers . What was that after the last act? Now Ike. 21-Three cheers for that funny fellow, I, mean Mr. Mullins. 25-Those 70's and 80's don't look good in citizenship. FEBRUARY 1-Why all the Onion conversation today? 8-Were the Sophomores and Juniors really disappointed? About the Latin Contest, I mean. A 12-Why all the iron filings in room 7? Really, I don't know. 19-Farmer's Institute. Public Speaking Class helped with program. 20-Laugh! Laugh as long as you want tog the annual is going to press. Station W-A-M-P-U-S now signing off. .4.......-..-..-..-:::..:::::..:::::-.:: Page thirty-two :-..-..:-...-.......-...-..-..::-..-.Z