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19771 g ' :QD G l rf, g tv 3 s. M A R C H Liz E 1' ml fL'CE2af?k5Jf'2?22'2,?1.yJJ'?H?enLf-'?I?2??,?JpL Zn a?J 1 Nothin' doin' 2 Virg. L. mistakes a chicken pickery for a chicken factory. Mary H. has her hair curled. Very nifty. 3 Lucille and Miss H. clash in Algebra. First graders give instructions in top spinning to V. B. S. 4 Exam grades all out. Joy and grief. 7 Senior girls visit Burgs Factory. Ruth B. falls in love with a Fort Madison youth. RAC Tens :N 11-QTTLE . . AC-E 11 i. 10 A Little Savage presented. Big suc- cess. 5Thethi1 makes a decided hit. Nobody falls down. Talk of start- ing out on the road. 12 Nice quiet Sunday. 13 Mr. C. gives us a wel-l-rounded lecture. 8 Junior class has a general break-up. Co-education is the balance. Um . ,, 1 il H ll , Q .. 5 A v . 5.22 20 Seniors take a trip to taken. 21 Howard Leinbaugh, ' ff A ,V I f,- 'REU C-0-' 1 vt iff S . .Lag-Q, ca? .msn - 4:9141 555313 SESBR saasanlsenas asiifgiiiis ,Jgj qg,g1.ll,r luxul I 1 29 Seniors choose class pi 12. Lv 14 Gilbert, the Photographer, takes 87 pictures for THE ALMA. Virg does - some fancy posing. Q4 15 Wait until you get into English History class to put on your collar. 17 Lucille gets a letter. 18 The boys take throat culture in chapel. Burlington to solicit ads. and have pictures '08, visits H. S. Everybody working on THE ALMA. Mr. Cockrell and Allen Crane visit Ft. Madison to arrange for printing. 22 Vera S. has been absent for several days. 23 Seniors entertained by Mae D. 24 Seniors spring surprise by posting a large pennant in the Assembly room. Jealous Sophs and Juniors swipe it. 27 Juniors have a party at Bill Bakers. News! News! Long lost pictures of underclassmeu found. ns. Olive entertains the bunch. Q 8 -Turns mmf! Feiss. .' -f
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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. '
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M Fi ,Q '- :ov 'T53 -ff - fr rf rr' ,A 1. , . l9ll ' 'l 5 5 L 3222211 57223 LLl'2435-?3 1 Olive comes to Physics recitation with ALL her problems. Some April Fool. 3 Seniors solicit ads for THE ALMA i11 Burlington, Ft. Madison and Carthage. Elva distinguishes herself. 5 IIUHEBB-L, 4 Snug sports another new lid. . 3 oo A 5 Meeting of the Sophies. ' 1 1' ., t J5'51:l:: ' 6 'tShadow McAndrews has come to school two whole days i11 succession. Talk of f f reporting to Carnegie Hero Commission. 8 Ersel wears a new pair oi velvet slippers. J. 2i...,1 lei I 1 ' .1 V ,. !-e:. A A , - Big reduction sale at Mendenhall's. li iltzilliiil 25. l ., . I . X 1 Q i 9 Mae consults detective agency sleuths re- - garding whereabouts ot' B:1sket. 10 Bake takes John's place as night watchinan at Pence Button works. 13 Mabel Hayes celebrates her birthday. Sweet sixteen, boys. 14 Beryl has the measles. Bake insists 011 wearing his dad's derby. 15 Donna answers a question ill Eng. History correctly. 16 Mum is the word as yo11 enter the building. 17 Ditto. 18 Grace and Lucille entertain Jlll1l0l'S 20 l'Stee11 years agoj Born to Mr. and Mrs. W. Crane, a fine boy, weight twelve pounds, 11an1ed Allen Basket. Gives promise of being a famous school teacher. 21 Seniors and teachers have a moonlight picnic. 22 Virgil Symmonds b11ys an ice cream cone. One. On time. 24 Some go to Sunday School, and some do11't. 25 Sophomores entertained by Juniors. 26 Declamation Contest. ga K . may . Y 1 h 59 521 1 1 1' 6'.l AI.'lL.9 f o.-. -.Ulu im, QV 5
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