High-resolution, full color images available online
Search, browse, read, and print yearbook pages
View college, high school, and military yearbooks
Browse our digital annual library spanning centuries
Support the schools in our program by subscribing
Privacy, as we do not track users or sell information
Page 42 text:
“
Calendar SEPTEMBER Monday, 3 — School began. Mr. L. W. Tlion]]ison is our Su])erinten(lent, and Miss Ruth Shera, principal of High School. Thursday, 6 — Margaret Loop, one of our class members since we started in school, has returned from the South. Friday, 1- — The Economy Orchestra entertained the High School with two selections, Boosters and Co-ed marches. Monday. 17 — Studied our new war map, Mr. Thompson conducting the recitation. OCTOBER Friday, 6 — School closed on account of the tin will not open until November 4. NOVEMBER Monday, -4 — Mrs. Bisho])p took the position as Superintendent of School in place of Mr. Thompson. Thursday, 7 — The Seniors secured a Lecture Course from the Dennis Lyceum Bureau. Monday, 11 — (ireat Armistice signed, school had a parade in the morning to celebrate. Every one went to Richmond in the afternoon to celebrate. Friday. lr — School closed on account of flu , will not o]ien until December 2. DECEMBER londay, 2 — Seniors had a class meeting. Tuesday, 3 — Mr. Haramy, from Palestine, visited our school, strange he should choose such an insignificant High School. He told tis al)out his early school life in a French school in Palestine. Friday, 6 — Mrs. Bishopj) gave an outline of the work of the Red Cross since its organi- zation. The otificers for Junior Red Cross were elected — President. Margaret Loop: Secre- ary-Trcasurer, Willard Jordan. ednesday, 11 — Had a fire drill. Benny Franklin was very much excited and insisted that the teachers should leave the building before he did. Thursday, 12 — Miss Dunlap. a home missionary, told us her e.xjjerience among the Indians. She had many pictures she showed us while she talked. Friday, 13 — Mrs. Bishopp called Ralph Fisher dear. Monday, 16 — Something is the matter with the bells or with the ears of the Senior boys : any- way, the Senior boys can ' t hear the bells. Tuesday. 2-1 — In the afternoon, had a visit from Santa Claus. He presented a red and white candy cane to each of us. Wednesday. 25 — Christmas vacation. Monflay, 30 — The report came to school that one of our Juniors, Lois Macy, was married to Mr. James Armstrong of Williamsburg, Saturday , December 29. JANUARY e(lnesday, 1 — New Year ' s vacation. 36
”
Page 43 text:
“
Friday, 3 — Had a fire drill — in the rain. Four Seniors have started the fad in Economy — takini ' the flu. Monday, 6 — Seven more Seniors have the flu. Wednesday, 8 — Fifteen present at High School. Thursday. 9 — Fourteen present. School closed, will not be open until January 20. Monday, 20 — Mrs. Bishopp ill. Miss Rice from Centerville in her place. Tuesday. 21 — Important notice, The announcement of Miss Shera ' s engagement to Mr. Haramy. Wednesday, 22 — Mrs. IJishopp returned. Freshmen, much to their delight, resumed their en- thusiastic study of Latin after a long vacation of two days. Friday, 24 — Senior double quartette entertained the High School with two selections, ( )ld Black Joe and Three Blind Mice. Monday, 27 — A little geography in European History Class, Do islands flow in India? Also a suffragette speech in History class by Mrs. Anna Bishopp. But variety is the spice of life. Tuesday, 28 — Preparing for exams. Wednesday, 27 — Still preparing for exams. Thursday, 30 — Taking exams. Friday, 31 — Still taking exams. FEBRUARY Monday, 3 — Into school again. Seniors only have two subjects — until Commercial Geog- raphies come. Tuesday, -I — Editor and assistant editor go to Richmond. Thursday, 6 — Third number on lecture course. A lecture, Mr. Kleckner. Voted to have a Valentine Box. Monday, 10 — Freshmen had a class meeting, ] Irs. Bishopp presided. Wasn ' t it nice. Senior boys ? Tuesday, 11 — Changed janitor for the sixth time. Trustee is filling the ])osition with the result that it is very warm. We suppose to be in accordance with his frame of mind. Wednesday, 12 — Indian Club practice, Irene Ballenger and Mary Weldy, instructors. Thursday, 13 — Freshmen boys sure carrying calendars around, we wonder if that is all the dates they can have. Friday, 1-1 — What is the difference between corn and maize? Ask Miss Shera. Tuesday, 18 — Economy school adopts a French orphan, Cyprienne Xougailhac, a little girl eight years old. Friday, 21 — Celebrate the National Week of Song. MARCH Friday, 1 — Tournament. Economy team wins from Modoc, 13-13. Play Connersville Sat- urday morning. Thursday, 20 — School building nearly burned. Kenneth Cain almost broke his neck. Neither proved serious. londay, 2-1 — Rumored the girls will form basketball team. Tuesday, 25 — Seniors are cultivating bad habits as spring draws near, such as passing l al ' crs around and whispering. Irene and Benny, please don t continue your conversations into Eng- lish recitations. APRIL Friday, 11 — Senior Class Play, The Sweet (iirl Graduates. Friday, 18 — Finished last exams. School closed. Vednesday, 30 — Commencement exercises. 37
Are you trying to find old school friends, old classmates, fellow servicemen or shipmates? Do you want to see past girlfriends or boyfriends? Relive homecoming, prom, graduation, and other moments on campus captured in yearbook pictures. Revisit your fraternity or sorority and see familiar places. See members of old school clubs and relive old times. Start your search today!
Looking for old family members and relatives? Do you want to find pictures of parents or grandparents when they were in school? Want to find out what hairstyle was popular in the 1920s? E-Yearbook.com has a wealth of genealogy information spanning over a century for many schools with full text search. Use our online Genealogy Resource to uncover history quickly!
Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
