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0 -- gp DAVMONIAN - - k A A .-s L. - 4 .4 - - Ah- -- ' ' , W SEVENTH SCHOOL MONTH MARCH, 1929 31 DAYS Faculty advises that the full Moon be Comes in like a gun and goes out like upheld until after exams. a match. MAli.CII-LIBRA-THI41 BALANCE tHard to Keepl This is a fiery sign and persons born under it are inclined to red hair and freckles. At this time of the year it is dangerous to sleep in a burning house. Falling safes and airplane crashes should be avoided. The class studying magnetism. 1. In like a lamb- Aitchison: Ilow many natural magnets 4. Report Cards. UW there? 6. Duke fails to come to Laboratory! Fat? TWU- His excuse is that he thinks it is Aitchison: Name them. Tuesday. Poor Duke. when did you B'at: Blomlgs and 1,1-um.tf,:.s. lose that day? 7. French artist gives us a brief glimpse ---- of paintings. Fifteen large pictures will be on exhibition tomorrow at the ACT I Rialto Theatre for the sum of ten cents. A Sophomore stood on a railroad track, 8. Fire! Fire! No, just a fire drill' The The train came thundering on. river goes out: the Yellowstone is A blundering. roaring, deafening crack- olem. cof may And lo! the train was gone. 11. Talented students go to Miles City ACT II fill' District MUSIC Meet- And there serenely stood the soph, 12. Many changes in the seating ar- About him lay the wreck, rangements take place during the The train had hit his solid dome- second period today. And busted up, by heck! 13. Basketball tournament between teams - made up of any boy in school who wishes to play, begins at 4:30 today. In onion there is strength. Each team has a member of the first team as captain. 19. Frances Manly of first year short- Music makes its appeal to that aspect hand took our breath away today, by of life which unifies ns. The intellect passing a second year shorthand test isolates. the emotions unite. Thus the for which the second year students spatial arts refine. isolate, clarify: music are tearing their hair and gnashing fuses. sweeps, unites. This should make their teeth to get the award. clear why music is at once a primitive 32. Marie Ayre Xvent to Miles gify to and universal art and one expressing the rolwosem Dawson in this dish-ict Ora- utmost refinement of civilization. torical contest. The winner of the Edwawl Hvward Griggs- district will go to Great Falls to enter in the state contest. 26. All events which appear in this cal- Leonard K.: Some worthy ancient said, endar after this date are those which Better late than never. lf he had at- have not taken place at the time this tended D. C. H. S.. he might have added, Almanac goes to press. And better on time than late ! I AM MUSIC I am poetry in harmony with God and the inspiration of the infinite Universe. I am the heavenly chord that enchants and entrances the human soul. I am the euphonious chords whispering through the summer zephrys in the unpruned natural wildwoods. 'C' ' 'S' N 'C W I 'C 'Q' 1 C 'fl A' 'C 7 ' Ssfxftf 6' 'f.,,Q',,,-I Page 87
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DAWS UNIAN -PN-E Z-X9 PK E- SIXTH SCHOOL MONTH FEBRUARY 1929 28 DAYS fflllllil soon Pull Moo11 returxung fol Nlghts S1111 bc followed by days and second cngagunent Watch f01 dates sue xersa FI' BRUAR1 LEO I'HE I IOIN fMr 1'e1rigoJ People horn dllfllli. tl11s lllflllth are sulnut to 1o111s omons and othe1 diseasts of the feet 411u1tlen1en sull IIOK vs ea1 their sklrts abou their knees only IIUIINQIIIIIIIIS knees should be uiposed lll thls lllflllth DAY Has euiy one a tlcket fo1 thc LI Abb ILAY' Be sure and see It at the Rlalto ttllllght Nlr Barrett began hle 191211 1n the ANWIGIIIITIQ for thlrty 111111ute perxod Thls office holds a t91lIl of fue days Blue Monday c-o1nes o11 Tuesday sometimes ho excitement, whatso exe1 today 1111120 from Tuesday Iurst game of Basketball fourna ment tonight All classes are held 111 mornxng be cause of Tournament Those who hawe season t1Ck6tS get excused fllllll classes Mr Perrlgo lb a tyrant' He yy ould11t let anyone go to the hbrary today Xalentines Day IJOOIIOOOCIIDII' ' 11 ootball boys 1ece1we D s Black tyee are connng in etyle Philans giwe open program Nlartha loees her woue Basketball Tournament at Nllles Dawson wma third place Gordon Kidder wins fll'St place 111 Fxtemporaneous 'speaking contest 'IIIIQS 25 Mick Hattexscheid gete spung fes er and moves to ROOIH 11 Bor re11t one seat 1n Assemblv inquire second row Martha regalns her S0119 W ilb11r Klddel gets honorable men tlon ln Lxtenlporaneoue Lssay Lon es Bliss Osu ald Name some 5IlHkt'NIl9lil eau playa you hase 11ot read lll school 0119 QOIICIIIJIIUDI Marquette and Juliet Prep 11g.1stc1111g T1 mher Put QOIII ou ll 11a111e and the name of the coulse you 111e taklng on th1s tard On card 11011186 I'llld6llllL Xegetahles an fllled xx 1th 11011 Qlhls I5 not necessarily a cause of heayy feet I AltlhlST!ll 1n Lhennstxy Montana s bad lands have produud 501119 uonderful spec 1es for college study I mean prehls tor1c you understand the QODLIPNNIOIIIII Record I u allt to look up thc law of Grawlty bust horses thtn blocks the11 t1a1ns fhell autos aha 1yhe1e do legs come Ill' Miss Reece IN hat IN a11 Olltlllllbta Pvelyn One H110 f1ts glassee Mr Barrett I11 the Ga1de11 of laden sheep probablv didn t hay e wool and lurds no feathers an thele leally was l10t 11eed for them Roland Thompeon IW erc Adam and P wc bald headed? Miss Hutchings ftelhng a 1c1y sad story to he1 bench 4 classj and they go on eolrowmg fill thc next flftw pages 01 so I AM ML SIC I am the inspiration of the hlllllfill soul that radiates fPOI1l the stringed instrument of Pan by los ers of beauty and mankmd I am the human soul 1n actlon and Ill flllIP wlth the omnipotent infinite. I am the chimes of the comluned lll9I'lV laughter of children. I deeply touch the heart and soul and a1n deeply felt by both friend and foe. I am the song of the poet lnterpreted into the songs of ages. TS?'x.4',4b'Zv', d .9, ll O . 2 1 9 ,v u J I! . n I lv. -' . v me I Y ' W Y ' A ' ' I ' 1' 1, '1 1 1 ' '. ' ' . 1' 'l 1' ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1' 1 1 A 1 ' ' 1 1' ' : 1' 1' 1' 1' '- 1. 111' '- - - '1 ' 1 ' '. , 1 , ' 1 1 1' 1: 1 5 4. A 1 f ' ', ' 1 - -11 1-' rg 1 7 1 2- ' ' .1 1 ' ' ' '. 1 ' r I '51 . l 5. 1 J 1' 11 ', ' : ' '.' - I ' ' '. 1 p V ' I ' ' ' 1 , ' It Q 1 V. 1 I . rw 'L1 6' ' ' - ' f .7 ' . 7. ' ' ' - ' - s , - - 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 8. ' .'1 1 ' ' f - .' '. -1 1' ' ' 1 . 1' 1' 2' 1' ' ', 1 ,,'- '..'- ' 1. ' ' l ', 1' 1 11. Martha has acquired a black eye? ? ? Prep to Librarian: Where can I fi11d 10 . . 1 V 1 I ,1 11' 1 ,,, 1 v r ' f vi ' J ' 'i 1 14. ' 1 '- . . ' 1' nu 1 1 . a v a 1 ' . 1 18. ' . - ' ' ' L ..' ' r 1 . 14' 1 v ' ' ' 20. 1 u 1 . . . T . . . 21. A Y 1 S 1 - .'. 1'.. V. Z . 1' ' . 22. - 1 ' I ' : ' 7 4' 23. K 1 -, ' - 5 ' ' n 1 V v v ' 1 1 nj 1 1' Ht - ' ' ' A ' 1 -S 1 , 1 1 1' ,1 1 . 1 , 1 - ' : '. 4 1'-1 1.11 , 1' ' ' ' ' 27. ' . ' . - ' fs- ' f '-' 28. ' ' 1 , - 1 ' ' '1 ' - - - ' ' ' 1 1 1.15 1 'j , ,. 1 1 1' 1- 1 1 ' 1 1- I. t t. -1 , 1 , .2 1 Y l 1 I , 1 I V s . . n r L 7 ' T' i 7 'T T C' I 15, , di Page 86
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-- ll DAWSONIAN - - EIGHTI-I SCHO0L MONTH APRIL, 1929 30 DAYS All Seniors that missed the Moon will April Sundays will bring Blue Mon- not be affected with Moon-eye. days. ' APRIL-SAGGITARIUS-THE ARCHER iCupid-Gordon Kidderj This is a lucky month for people having a wart on their left ear. Young men should not get married now or they will lose their rights as bachelors. Playing tiddly-winks with man-hole covers is the game of the season. 4-5-ti. Leone Johns, Charles McDonough, 12. 19. 20. 27. Reuben Fisher. and Lowe Guy will represent Dawson County High School in the State Music Meet which will be held in Bozeman. Miss Lucille Hennigar will serve as one of the judges in this Music Meet. The Juniors will entertain with the annual Prom at the High Gym. The Senior 1-lop will be held. The annual instrumental music con- cert of the Glendive School Band and Urchestra will be held. The District Scholarship Contest will be held at Glendive. Mr. Aitchison: Rosemary, how do you prepare flourine gas? Rosemary O.: Put some hydroflouric acid in a U-tube, and electrocute it. A long walk is a step in the right di- rection. If a waitress earns four dollars a week. how much does a coffee urn? Can a stone walk because a tomato can? Miss Hutchings: You can't eat your cake. They say. and have it too. And since I'm taking an ocean trip. I believe the sayings true. lt's a wise father that knows his own daughter when she gets through with her lipstick and rouge. Cheer up! You can't digest a lump in the throat. When you catch a cold, don't let it go free. Aitchison: What becomes of all the bugs in winter? Melvin P.: You can search me. Alyn says that marriage is a wonderful institution-no family should be without it Jack: Dost know what is a calory? ' Clarence: Aye, its the next tier of seats above the balcony. I AM MUSIC - I am the charming fascinator of the happiness and inner deep feeling of nature's expression. I furnish music at the awakening hour in the song of the robin from the heavens and echo the voice of paradise at eventide in the super strains of the nightingale. Q 'o7' XX .UBS Page 88
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