Cerro Gordo High School - Gordian Yearbook (Cerro Gordo, IL)

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NOVEMBER I-The modern generalion has one asse+-very li++le Hallowe'ening done +his year. 3-Someone leff cabbage on Mr. Edwards' from! hibernafion. Bul no'r for long-+he nex'r day +he school was faced wifh The same old sloppy collars and shir+ sleeves. 3-Someone leff cabbage on Mr. Edwards' fronf porch. The nexl day he was lamenfing because spareribs weren'+ fhrown wilh +he sauerlcraul. 4-Arcola and lheir Olcaw Valley-known Popeye pushed lhe foofball +eam +o a 26-0 loss, 5-Cresf ballyhoo begun by an oplimislic slafl. 8-Our fufure loolball malerial, 'ream B, beal Be- men+'s seconds. NOVEMBER 9-Members of +he news s+aff lefl 'rheir usual rou- 'rine of news hunling +o enjoy a scavenger hun+. IO-Wafch 'rhe birdie! Organiza+ion and class piclures were +aken 'roday for 'rhe Cresi. II-Armislice Day! No school! An exci+ing fool-- ball game, on our own gridiron, wilh Afwood. Our loss 8-6. The Band marched in full coslume for +heir Ias'r appearance. I2- Righ+ 'rhis way! Every one a winner! Try your luck, and ge'r a nice prize, lady! P. T. A. car- nival was a greal success. I5- Won'+ be home 'lil la're 'Tonight Mom. Band prac+ice. The band is working hard for The fall concert I Complimen+s of s. s. DoBsoN , Furnirure and Funeral Direcror Cerro Gordo, Illinois I Phone 7I TROXEL'S CAFE SMOOTH FREEZE Meadow Gold I lce Cream 40

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OCTOBER l--Game wilh Sullivan. Our vicrory, I2-O. Freshmen. sopho- more, and junior wiener roasis in The evening. 2-Seniors are splurging. They have a big hamburger fry wiih all lhe lrimmings a+ Nelson Park. 4-Arch has a new 'rheme song - Every lime if rains, if rains muddy mud. 5-The candid camera carches some of our lun loving sfudenls scrubbing walermelon slains from a lillle while schoolhouse. 6-News Flashes from Holly- wood! Dicl you lcnow +ha'r Ju- liel's las? name is Van Horn? Also, Romeo's is Dickey? 7-Foolball game wiih New- man. Newman 27 - Cerro Gordo 6. 8-Hurroy! No school. Teach- ers' meeling. ll-- Wha'r's The hurry? l-laven'+ you heard? There are iusl' four more days lefl' 'fill Homecoming. I4-Big bon fire and snalce dance in +he evening. The band. fhe iuclge, lhe iury-all wilness fhe verdicf for 'rhe big game. 39 CALENDAR '19 3'7 - 3 8 OCTOBER I5-Parade! Foorball game! Junior play! All a howling suc- cess! F. F. A. floor Took firsf prize in class A. I8-The lvl. B. D. C. was chosen roday. The Dusl Pan died To be replaced by a lusly Campus Capers. I9--General as mbly in The srudy hall. ' John Morgan iallcs on F Schools and demons+raTes 'rhe Shepherd's Pipe. 2070 e girl mobbed. Why? Firsiare or! cards. f 2l chool slaried al' eigh+-- 1' ers all lal'e. -The band 'turns 'ro a new ind of parfy--lvlonle Carlo. 25-All The glory of being a iunior has been reflecling from new class rings. 27-The girls begin annual vol- ley ball 'rournamenr-lols of screaming and few good plays. 28-Jimmy Tyler and Norma Searon, s'rars of Gay Decep- lion, are rumored lo be mix- ing pleasure wifh business. 29--l'los+ 'ro Grade School Hal- lowe'eners.

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NOVEMBER I6-Our school was hosf +o +he coaches and prin- cipals of neighboring schools a+ a banquel in our gym. Don'+ fell, buf we heard fha? our praclical joker feachers gave a box of sliced Bermuda onions as a prize. I7-Home Ec Club sponsored a s+yle show This evening. Wha+ slylesl Whal chic! No wonder some of our lads venlured in +o look 'em over. I8- Shi Sh! Go noi near. A bil of snow has fallen, 'Tis The firsl This year. I9--Afler weeks of praclice +he fall concerl is over and wi+hou'r a single misfakez Congrcdulalions, band! 22-Groans! Six weeks exams! - NOVEMBER 23--A crowd of nearly iwo hundred foofball fans and players assembled in our orange and blue be- decked gym fo feasf a'r The annual foolball ban- quet Twenfy-nine boys received leffers and nu- merals. 24-Assembly +his morning. Edward Edmund. Slale Traffic Officer. impressed upon us The necessify of careful driving. 29-Have lhe girls s'rar'red a new fad? Wearing boys' shirlrs and frousers? No-jusf +he band being snapped once more. 30-Today Melvin Wagoner was crowned Prince of fhe Corn World. Cerro Gordo does produce cham- pions once in a while. I ln This Cres+ An lnferesling Display I Of Pholographs I BY I BOWEN STUDIO Cerro Gordo, Illinois 4l J 'll FERC5USON'S ' DRUG STORE l School Books and School Supplies I Sfarionery ' General Drug Sfore I I I Merchandise