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r D 10» j- C 12j u Asseubly program—on crime and prisons. Ast'. nioher out—No Nod Soz Tsk! TskI Pec’s Bad Bey presented by the Juniors. Nice going gang. Mary Francos Vaughn certainly is sleepy today. Anyon knew why? V hat do you think of it, Slep? 17: 1c • A • 20: =-26: 27: BRIMFIELD beats Elmwood. HurrahI Froshmn getting smarter and brightor overyday. Arc they being good fer Santa? Den Bridsen late again! Home Economics class gives party fer mothers and lady faculty teachers. Do they love punch? M-m-M-m. Win first gome at the tournament in Princovillo. Ceme on beys lots shcw’om all. Freshman Party for all school. Entertainment included games and dancing. Gift exchange. Eileen Mulvanoy sings ever W. L. S. Vacation for Christmas. Go to bod early cuz tenite whe comes? Santa Claus! A merry, merry Christmas to ye all. Alumni beats cur boys—don’t cry, look who they had. j jP With a toot, toot here and thcro Band practiced fivo fours today. JANUARY 1: Happy Mow Year-Everybody. “ 6: Back to school again-Vccaticn Over-Well, Tsk! Tsk! 7: Basketball boy3 start the New Year cut right. Hew? By licking Elmwood badly. H’n-m That’s right. ! - o
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D 7 H r s 18: Thanksgiving vacation begins. Teachers’ Institute in Peoria. 19s Lose a basket ball game. That's all right, boys. Y e'll show ’en next tine. 20: Teachers' Institute ends at noon today. Bet they are glad. 21: Thunksgiving Day. Being enjoyed by all, I'm sure. 22: Still in r.isory? You said it! Oh, why did I oat that last pioco of turkey? 25 Dress Rehearsal for the Operetta. Beware! Miss Hill has brand new ideas for English. 26: .Tio says our boys can't play ball? Nice going, kids. 27: Mother's Club holds a card party. 28: Thanksgiving Day for sone, who hold tc traditions. Oh, Doctor is given. 29: East Peoria boat us. Don't lot it worry you, wo are still backin' you, boys. DECEMBER 2: Harry Ncrdwall finds cut you can't sloop in history class with a Civil ?.rnr going on. 3: Report cards cut with plenty of means. Corpus Christio boats us on tho hone floor. v. 4: School band gives a concert. Did you got ycur Christmas shopping dono? 5: Are the Seniors always dignified? ’.Patch a few and you'll see. 6: Dunlap boats us by one point. A breathless game, I'm tollin' you. 9: Is this another Blue Monday?
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JANUARY (continued) D 7 H s w C: V hat'3 happened? Don Brid3on hasn’t been late this this year. Hurrah for him! 9: Juniors are planning a carnival for April. Will wo all be there? You butcha.” 10s We win again. Princovillc was our victin. 13: Ancient History class are industriously practicing a play under the direction of Barbara Rigg3. 14: The play is givun and it was NOT BAD. In fact GOOD. 15: Small school—no busses out today. 16: Watch your step—the ice is bad. 17: Yates City falls under good old B. H. S. 20: By v crd today is- How many exams did you get out of? 21: SEMESTER EXAMS begin. 22: Dunlap tournament. Cheerleaders initiate new costumoc 25: Beys bring back THIRD placo trophy. 27: New Library Rules. Keep your name off the black list. 28: Bob Reinhart—hero of Chilli game. Yen, Bob I 29: 7. P. A. BAND gives us an hour of good concert nusic. 30: Members of the Alumni honor us with a visit. Welcome! 31: A thriller-dillor basketball game with Dunlap. Again, Bob Reinhart win3 the game for uo. 3: Bo careful (Doc's orders.) Seems to bo the season for appendicitis. A -f 4: Two new girls noticed in school. Wolcomo, Uuriol and Francos, How about it Harry?
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