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January. Prof, thinks, in a way, that Mr. Taft is a very broad man. Sign in Bookkeeping room: Smallpox. Too much coasting. Sleepy Seniors. Betty forgot to comb her hair this morning. Fred Oxenrider, Arthur Cover and Edwin Krill visit the E. H. S. Civics exam. Frank appointed teacher of the Hunkers of last year's Algebra class. Professor Amos Heer, T A famous man is he. He removed the intrusive Teddy, VX-'hile the pupils laughed with glee, Zenith literary program. Prof. thinks there will not be much Greece left. after the war is over. Bill Grandy tardy. Cause-a shave. , Exams. Ditto. Ditto. Ray leaves the High. VVayve is the smarty of Virgil fwhen Alice tells herb. The sweet strains of the Senior Class Song moved Frances to tears. Pauline studies so hard that she has to wipe up the floor. Prespiration.' A Sioux Indian addressed the E. H. S. In case of an Indian uprising Rosa Qcopper hairedj and Mabel will be safe. - February. . Rain! Rain forever more! Miss Kramer treats the country lakes. The weather prevents the Seniors from having the Theatorium. Virgil exams. Ditto. Kids begrudging the money given to the Sioux, who now is studying as- tronomy through a beer bottle. Seniors making more plans for money. Miss Baker and Sophs. look sleepy. Vtionder why! Prof. away. Betty and Frances prove unmanageablc. Seniors have private class meeting. Another program by the Pi Tau Beta Society. Some of our privileges restored. Frances breaks the hydrometer. Betty early. Seniors have their pictures taken in their caps and gowns. Betty tells Prof. the truth for once: Don't know nothin'. Everybody sore. A few are introducing sewing by tatting in school time. Mr. Heer is dissatisfied with attitude in Senior Class 111'-ieting. The Zeniths render another good program, v J
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November. Good Virgil lessonf?j. Election day. Boys stay out of school to vote. Too much Basket Ball. Florence Barnes takes an ink bath. Constitution ratified and officers elected. Mabel asks where the trial balance is on the scales. Prayer meeting in Bookkeeping room. Miss Baker has sprained ankle and a sore throat. Looks as though she has the foot and mouth disease. No school in the afternoon. Teachers going on a bum, junior play. Prof. catches flies. Effects of Toledo. Good Literature class. Betty, Earl, Frank and Verna were prohibited from class. - Miss Baker interrupts paper iight between Cleon and Beryle. Marvel loses her equilibrium when Prof. commands the Seniors to hurry. The Zenith Society gave its program. Blue Monday. Pauline, Homer and Leona left their footprints on the sands of time. School dismissed early. Prof, goes to Columbus-to visit the pen, the kids think. No school-Thanksgiving. Pupils dieting. Prof. gives Seniors four days for Civics lesson. i December. Sam believes he could be wholly self-reliant. Eiiects of Emerson's Self Reliance. The County Superintendent visits the E. H. S. Ray asks if an attorney may write a will if a lawyer can. Fred Oxenrider visits the E. H. S. Lee Craw visits the school. He says To h-- with the girls. Leona absent because of date with her dentist. Betty has date with Prof. in the office. Frances imagines that she is an actress. Gervase and Florence get. on Miss Kramer's nerves, Marvel cries: Fanny! Fanny! Jack is at homef' Experiment in mental telepathy won't work on Sam. Mr. Heer colors his lips with the rouge that Frances found. Program given by thc Zeniths. Ask Sam why Leona fell on her knees by his seat. Marvey announces her engagement to marry -QMaryj. Proceedings in Bookkeeping room excite Proffs curiosity. Say! Don't you think there is too much slush in here ? Clem XVorthington, Wallace Mowry and George Krill were visitors at the E. H. S. , '
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March. After this, those not having studied their Physics, stay out. Been a bad day. juniors had their faces taken. Prof. tore his trousers while playing ball. Several again dismissed from Physics class. Blue Monday. Bright day. Laboratory work in Physics. Senior class meeting. Physics exam. on Heat, Too hot! Exam. continued. Senior Class meeting. A continual uproar. Box Social tonight. Seniors choose their class pins. Prof. favored us with a little speech. Pauline gave the Virgil class a special selection from l1er humming solo. Prof, goin' agin for Germany. Agriculture class takes an excursion to Clay's farm. Miss Baker entertains us with the story, Struggle for Life. Leafa lost her chamois. Miss Kramer is demanding impossibilities. She commands Charles to hurry. Chilly so sleepy, he even lies down while playing ball. fPretty soft, Chillyj Q Prof. has some sporty new shoes, April. Frank April-fooled Miss Baker. Ball game at Butler. Miss Kramer gave Russell 8: Maurice a holiday. Given a quarter holiday so as to attend the ball game at Butler. Miss Kramer gives Russell and Maurice a holiday. Everybody interested in tennis. Prof. poses before Betty. A Senior has a pink eye. Phi Tau Beta Society give another goodf?j program. Charlie Wfiles has loaned his side comb and barrette to Oscar. The nerves of the Physiology class are tested by a skeleton which Miss Kramer brought. The base ball boys are given an indefinite rest, W'hat's the matter? Everybody is dead today. VVhat's the matter? Southeast corner love-sick. A red hair was found on Sam's shoulder. Kind of suspicious, Cleo is lord o'er all she surveys in the office for a quarter of the day. Seniors get into mischief. The Zeniths, too, render an Cxcellentfbwprogram.
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