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I 1 5 I P 1 l CANDID CAMERA ON THE LOOSE -1, Boys' Home Ec Club. 2, Tiny Tots: Among Those Present, Sally Thorson, Jean Tuohy, Mary Louise Thorson. Lilas K armner. Betty Siegel. 3. Helen Ann Gordon, Delores Fuchs. 4, Ruth Shirner, M r. Mead, Margaret Hickey Clafice Alrord. 5, Lorraine and Philip Sharpe. 6, Mary Alice and Patty Doyle. 7, LeRoy Haagenson. 8, Mary M argarel M cK+own. 9, Lilas Jean K arnrner. 10, Gerard Hauck and Ray Waller. 11, Joan Laivell and Pal Lynch. 12, C. Y. Mers: Patty, Pat, Doretla, Delores, Sally. 14, Bachelors' Club.
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fc QMTO J 3 Muni :bib wif F164 1 o 1'5- SNAPS-1, Clarice and Gerard. 2, Supt. Sorenson. 3, Mr. Okey. 4, M ax Judd. 5, Betty Ober 6, Clarice at work. 7, Home Ec Class, Hugging the Range. 8, Brass Sextet. 9, Cassie and Geraldine Chase. 10, Woodwinds. 11, Gerard Haack, busy as usual. 12, Carroll.
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C. H. S. CALENDAR SEPTEMBER: 2-School days, school days, dear old golden rule days. 11-F'ootball practice in full swing: 12-Class officers eleeted. is-I-lomeconiing Queen candidates ale Chosen- Battle of the Century. ZH-lfirrt football game, with l,.tne-aooio winning, G to 0. 27-Homeeonzing Day! Irene 'liuohy is our Queen. C. H. S. vir-tory oven Spr'ng Grove. OCTOBER: -1'-Peptest and football game with Plainview. ll-School out at 2:30. A busloud ot kids goes to Cl-TS-Preston game. 16-First report cards. Such shocks over some o't' the marks! Oh. well! This is just tho first six weeks! 17- Crime Desn't Pay. Told by a man who knows. IS-Rushford game there-MeBroorn catches pass for XViIlll'l1f-I score, T-li. 23-Gophers Hhunged up , but win at Harmony. 24-25-26-A lull in our routine-MEA. 30-Pepfest and football some. NOVEMBER: 1-Jr. High Dance-9th grade. XVl1at is this younger genei-at on vom ng' to? 5-National election in CHS polls, as well as for the public. 8-Newspaper dance. Anythinn' for :in education! ll-Armistice dav storm- Blew up the game with St. Charles. l-l-Education Vifeek program w th the Rev. S. C. Jepson as speaker. 15-Junior Class Play, VVh:it :1 Life, And how! 18-Ask the football boys and coaches about Capt. XValler's duck supper. I9-Ass:-mbly program. Alaska must truly be an ideal U. S. possession. 0-End of Lind six weeks of our trials and tiibulations. 21-212-Tlianksuiving vac-zvttion. 211-Movie of soil erosion, The ltiverf' DECEMBER: 3-hlist oasketball gi-line-XVykol'f, li-Thank you, Mr. t..Tan'ipion. tor the free show. Also ,tfrafle operetta. lb-Juniors annual Chris.mas danee. A Merry Chr Stmas to Everyone' SU-An eventful day! M ss Ute:-ht if-.l on ice and broke her ankle. Senior Sucker day Basketball gxanie with Rushford, and the beginning of Caiismas vacation. Why does ev- erything happen at once? JANUARY: 6- No rest fltor the wicked. IU-Pepfest and basketball game with Preston here. Sweater hop. 16-Vocal and land concert. 17-A11 advisory group program by Miss Tayl1Jr's f a'4s. 18-End of the six weeks. XYhy don't 90 the teachers give everyone A's? W e would be good-natured then. 0- F'unn es are very interesting. but news is more important when you take a current events test. I won- cler why! -The Parkinson people from Lemars. Iowa. entertained us with music. P-'-Industrial Arts boys of the 9th grade put on entertaining program Z7-Exnloson! Boiler blew up! Re- .1 so l . no sr- h ool! -9-Biek in school again with :i couple of davq work to make up. 31-Declam kids begin try-outs, FEBRUARY: G-Coll'-ae ap+'tude tests. A whole forenf-on of writings. Judging: oi' det-lam contestants. S N .rs-:jj .I N aag 'sauxep gxe Sed ii 7 U? E. fi F? rn 3 .-, E r-1 5 5 rv 2. f- I .-. T x 9 dent body. 0-Ainitisil school board dinner. 21--Mr. Mos'ng s studio burned-ine 2-I l'llli'lll'lLl' zu. lot of CHS proofs. -lf':u-ewell, Mr. Okey! A dan:-e in h s honor. 227-'Fuo one-at-t plays went to XN'ykofl' and Preston. Qi:-ltlnd ot' another six weeks. MARCH: 3-Hieleome back, Miss Utetrhti Miss Sunderlin takes Mr. Ulu-y's plave. 5-District Deelamatory, Harmony, lil-Four one-ac-t plays put on for the publie. 12-13-I-I-15 - Basketball tournament at Houston. 18-I-lejzional Deelani, XVinona. Hats oft' to our contestants! Y 20-VX ykofl' and Preston present one- aet plays here. 21-Legation Carnival-Maybe there wfll be band uniforms now. 29-Music Festival at Vvykoff. A nice bus ride! APRIL: I-April fool! Knew we'd catch you. 6-11-Spring.: vacation-one week of rest. 1-I-Have to make up a day, Xvanted to f-onie back, anyway. lil-Uistrivt Music: Contest here. Calm-- lhrough with Ilying' eolors. 23-Sur.-ial science class visits Faribatnlt -Didn't leavy anyone there, either. MAY: Z-3-State! Music Contest, Minneapo- lis. tl-Senior Class play, lil--Advisory group protrrani, lti-Here at last--.luniol'-Senior Prom! ZI5 f -Baccalaureate Service, 251-Graduation-Last day oi' sehool. flood lurk, Seniors of 1941!
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