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1-f'f0f ' P ef-Q----f 1 rQsf+e1f? s I 1 ' 1 1 c k HQ J 1.11 1, - Q Q aft' ,FQ .,, Qzwg 552222 il Lgzaw, 3 Senior class organized. Fourth holiday given so work111e11 may con- nect radiators in assembly room. All feel the need of the holiday 4 Girls wear tennis sneaks to school so they may walk down stairs quietly. 6 New heating plant given a try-out. 10 Aeroplane Bunch comes dow11 to earth long enough to have an oyster stew at Lucille Tilton's 11 Seniors alld friends indulgein a big frank-furter and marshmallow roast on the hills south of town. IQ 12 First installment of Physics 1:7 I ,I apparatus received. 13 Astrology for today: Unlucky for students who start 2111 insurrection. Sug and Supt. C. settle difference of opinion behind locked doors. In consequence Sug is wearing a black eye a11d an Cll- larged countenance. 14 Great excitement does NOT prevail. 15 Constitution of the A. L. and M. Association adopted and published i11 the Perhaps. 16 Senior girls wear aprons to work in the Lab. and make a l1it. Orders given to purchase individual drinking cups. 19 Vera S. furnishes some instrumental music for chapel. 20 Perhaps published 0116 day early on account of dismissal tomorrow. 21 No school. Teachers attend Military Tract Meeting at Macomb, 22 Santa Fe honors teachers with a private car for home trip, Please take notice. 25 Seniors and Juniors give a Prom in the Opera House. Big doin's. Y., IF E- . 29 Biggsville 5, D. C. H. S. Girls 12. Girls very af- ffi x 5151135 fectionate, nicht wahr, John? Everybody flfiiiq gets kissed. I ls 'HI U-givgni H ' W 31 Senior Halloween Party at Horuers'. Lovely I time. Says Beryl: I never saw so much spooning in all my life. Mr. C's. flashlight creates an occasional panic among the amateurs. Bill and Till Q not in that class. T l,. it .7 if at , J , Q l 5' 9 ' QQ 'V
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L . 0 0 V. Qu-. 9 r-ra ., V1 P1 f J 2035 1911 SG' SEPTEMBER tp?6?22E2211f?52Z 1fL?3?E1MF526?f? f? Z5-?1JlfEq264?2?Ze?53 6 School begins. New assembly room. New teachers critically studied. 7 Pipe dreams of elevators to third floor. Most of the day spent in searching the record book for credits of students. 8 Ditto. 9 Miss Hale arrives from Chicago after some delay and much worry on the part of Mr. Cockrell and the School Board. 10 Miss Wright assigns ten pages in German III. on the strength of al- leged reputation during previous year. Sorely disappointed for we wrote between the lines. 12 Second program tried after many hours of diligent labor. 13 Athletic Association organized. 14 Notorious bunch locked out QQ of school. Too bad. 15 Rope jumping begins. Modest , little Bessie stars. Q ' 'H 'Ai' ' 1 .' 4 - , 16 First edition of THE PERHAPS 1 NX H55 issued. J YXTXX I!! 17 New electric signal system in- k xx! ,Ei stalled. Some Buzz! 19 Virg. goes to sleep in class. The buzzer stops slumbers. 21 Supt. Cockrell mistakes Chas. Mitchell fmarriedj for a freshman. ' 'I 24 Basket Ball increases in popularity. ,K v x, X P I 'fury bv- ' ' 25 Boys basket ball team organized. o f ' 14 4 .,...-'- Simmonds is candidate for water- '5 I .. E-1'A carrier. 27 Seniors enjoy sunny balcony for Physics class. Rc-:citation rooms too chilly. 29 Telephone installed in Supt's office. Residence phone number of every pupil in school is recorded. Tru- ancy on thewblink. 30 THE PERHAPS continues to exist, also to improve. Per- haps it will last after all. L . 6 , 4 tx. T f, .J . ,,s S2 . amiga' . Q J N-hm 15295. Q.':6'v.7P1.4:,
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' . ilffwwo in X' 5 ' . D P A J L ti 1911, C ' N O V E Nl B E R 322415293 5-252221223 522222211 WL?-33 ?5?ZkH 1 Vera S. wins endurance contest. Holds up her hand forty minutes in an attempt to attract the attention of Mr. Tandy. 2 Some one sees Olive without a frown on her face. Judgment day BASKET BALL DALLAS CITY HIGH SCHOUL LA HARPE HICH SCHOOL DDUBLE - HEADER BOYS AND GIRLS TEAMS OPERA HOUSE FRIDAY NOV 4 AIIHISSION 254 CHILDREN l54 ASSDCIATIDN MEHBEFS 154 B 0'C LOC K 4 Double header game. Girls win, boys loose. Big crowd and lots of thus- umnasm. 7 Mr. Cockrell falls upstairs. 8 The McNeil twins entertain a select crowd The reports are that a lovely time was had. 11 must be approaching. slccsvn.L: TOWNSHIP H IG H SCHOOL OPERA SATURDAY DALLAS CITY HIGH SCHOOL HOUSE Anmssnou ion ivgfonrg BASKET BALL Five new sectional book cases received. 12 Girls defeat Biggsville team for the second time. 15 LaVerne Emerson returns home suddenly thy requestl and counts the ties between D. C. and Carman. 17 Mr. Cockrell departs for Champaign Q to attend conference. Everybody ' ,Q on best OJ behavior. Mysterious '- - - cgigtfgl d- f M T d I h tgiglggus isappearance o . an ys at. as- 5 I I 18 Sash curtains made and put. 20 It is rumored that Virg. L. went to church. What's going to happen. 21 Mr. C. gives account of his sojourn to the Twin Cities, including a thrilling descrip 9 0 Q6 VS qc! vc' 4 K 1 G H G9 SCHOOL BOYS 95:1 Q SAMFQOJ WLI ii:i:Li:'f:'i2Q 30 German classes hav Club organized. I tion of the Illinois-Syracuse foot ball game. 24 Boys take Thanksgiving game from Macomb High School. We are truly thankful. 25 H. S. teachers attend County Institute at Carthage. Mr. Strachan of the University of Illinois visits Dallas City and also be- comes interested in the County Institute. 29 Esther W., candidate for Librarian, defeated by large majority. e typical Deutsche party at Belle-Is1e's Hall. i ' I , . A5343 fax? :lily ,3 1-, Q , G : , f 0 4 23,1 H sg M92 . ilfdj -gf 1
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