Dallas City High School - Reflector Yearbook (Dallas City, IL)

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00 579' fs' 0:14 'pg ' S f - - - Y -, 19 fl 2 WZZQQZQQWQQQQZMQZHJ 52255 1 Boys play Carthage in the afternoon and lose out in the last half. 2 Back again to daily tasks. The Seniors report a Watch Party at Bess Bowker's. , 3 Tom horner attempts to assist Senator Jake Balsley in oiling the tloor, but gets the ink can instead. Elva and Gertrude I enrolled again after several days absence. il 'Q 4 Byrd J., attempts to relate history heretofore 5 unpublished, i.e., Alexander built the city 41?' and inhabitants in twenty days. 6 Memorial Issue of THE PERHAPS. Vera S. is seen almost in tears. 7 New teacher added to the grades. 9 Sophomore theme: But I love your senorita teacher for she looks l like an angel. Angular or angelic, which ? 10 Semester exams. this week. All decks cleared for action to capture points. 11 V. B. S. publishes card of thanks to her friends. t?J Shain, Byers, et al, rebell at Coach C's proposition to play Colusa. Quitters? Oh no! Lucille plays general and insurgents are won back. Let 'em come. Who's a quitter ? , 12 New work benches and apparatus added to Physics Lab. ' Q 4 ter with the giants at LaHarpe. May and if 1' K 176' Lawrence return to school. 13 Friday, exams, Mercy awnus! 17 Gertie and Elva go sleigh riding. Alone ? Well, I should say not. 19 Gail goes to Burlington on business QI 20 Freshmen finally settle down to work. -gall, , , 21 Sug and Bonehead have narrow escape coasting if I down Kreig's hill. Sug did demolish his ff Ag' 8 f overcoat. YT I f X, X 22 Miss Morgan continues not to do anything V f , strange or startling. l f ,539 f 23 John gives a thrilling description of his encoun- 24 Class contest for PERHAPS subscriptions. Seniors ahead, Freshmen bring up tail end. 25 Allen has a vivid imagination and in the effort to verify it, cuts a yawning chasm in his face. '51 i A N U A R Y tg' 26 Mae Denker has been xx 9595 absent two weeks W' doctoring her eyes. 27 Bonehead visits the qrolgx? D new local tonsorial parlors ' ' Pg' 31 Marble season opens. M20 :A se- n Y , , 11 I . , , Q 86 , - . 1 41,5 .1 62 99295: -f Q fir' H15

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lair D E C E M B E R W5rSi 3 f-LC?2I?222Z31JE-C52I?2?q.?i?I?H5L-?1'Lf2?M'3 2 Triple header B. B. game. Colusa Infants walloped. 5 Eighth Grade Physiology Class has Quaker Meeting. 6 Literary Society organized. Beryl Rice takes the blue ribbon in her first debate. 8 Gail's autobiography in Eng. II. After two years had passed, I- entered the primary room in the Dallas school and have been here ever since. , 9 Indoor base bali team or- W Q : ganized. Wg! 10 Ft. Madison cancels date - for girls basket ball game there. Frigidity in ped- Q ' al extremities suspic- J Hug.. fZf,gW.,jqx ioned. 'HV L i 1 X 'HU 14 Orpha Winders reports a A ii' stitl neck to THE PER- ' XX HAPS. The Horner sis- x in XX ' ters entertain Misses - 15 xp N S Hale, Wright, Bowker, Q 2 - ,mfg Griffiths, and Rice at ' in their apartments in the ' 4 ' Y B ers fiat 4 it Y ' M 17 Pompadour Club organ- yy Q l ized. Very popular. 18 Everett Kaiser, Howard Leinbaugh and Mrs. Fred Shain visit the High School. Mr. Earl Strachan arrives. Miss Wright all smiles and sunshine. . ll 19 Virgil Symmonds creates a sensation with an elab- gsxth WJ S - orate pompadour. fThe Alma artist made a mis- Q take- Symmonds does not smoke., t ., 20 Truman forgets and washes his face. 21 THE PERHAPS Editor receives many Santa Claus letters from anxious children of the H. S. Vera S. relieves her inspired soul with an Ode to the Basket Ball Team. 22 The H. S. teachers give the students a merry X-mas party at the school building. Everything just splendid. 23 Hooray! Vacation now at hand. Boys depart for Knoxville to play the H. S. there. 24 Mr. Cockrell is seen in company with four canines. It is rumored that he will conduct a Wienerwurst Emporium during the holidays. 25 Christmas. Whatchugeter? Q V VIB- J A , tif. 1 4'f A S5 T f fi? ...M Gia.- ..,-,.f,,.i!'-

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3733? ' t 0 J r 41 31. 6 F i'yY1y?'7 -W aft K I fr f, 91 I L5 P' H E B R U A R Y QQQQZSS kEJ 9225? 52225119 5222?-?J. 1 Mae arrives with her specs, The Junior Alma artist I looks into the future and draws Mae as she will appear C Q a few years hence. Allen spills the shot. Excited ? 2 Mr. C. doubts very sincerely as to whether Olive knows M the definition ofa degree. Seniors and Juniors clash. 'tt' f 3 Beryl makes zi discovery regarding the effects of love. Carthage BHLL BA S KET CHRTHHGE H S. V5 D. C. H. S. JUNIOR GIRLS vs mzsumm. SOPHOf10RE+SENl0R arms. . in 1 F RIDAY FEB. 3 f 0PiRA HOUSE J ' ' s nn. I+ 6 7 8 goes home with the bacon. Junior girls win the class championship. Miss W. translating German: He looked over the tops of the mountains at his feet. Seniors have theatre party. Miss Ethel Wright of Urbana visits her sister, Lelai this week. Gail C. and Mr. Cockrell go to see Bright Eyes at Burlington. Senior class en- tertained by Olive Horuer. Juniors attempt to tie the door but leave too much slack in the rope. 10 Willie Baker suffers a poetic disturbance some place in his interior and writes an Ode to the Seniors. 13 Juniors wake up and organize. 14 German III. class advertises for an elevator. Mae entertains Seniors gf K,,,,,iMs and Faculty with a dance at Belle-Is1e's hall. Beryl pq and Mary send pretty valentines to Mr. Cockrell and each receive boxes of candy. They consider the EA proposition of having Valentines day every day. I4 16 Beryl receives her First call- ing , Miss Hale adminis Seniors Strictly Sanitary ters the shock, 17 Miss Wright discovers a new method of finding the num- ber ol' absent pupils. Posi- tively original. 20 John H. employed as night watchman at Button Factory. Hours: 10 p. ni. to 4 a. m. Frank B. awarded a rear seat for good behavior. 22 Supt. Cockrell and Mgr. Allen Crane make a trip to Gales- burg in the interest of the Alma. They take their Washington's Birthday din- ner at the Union Hotel. They attend the play, The Men , in company with two illustrious Alumni. 24 Freshmen and Sophomores organize. Gertie has the pink eye. - in 41 .4015 AM sf 51, .Q ii R53 ,. 28 Lucille mistakes the Ides of March for a Roman city. Sui- U 1 I :gs 111 53 s wana . wil. i r. '