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I' W,..,-v'-- ,, , A iLj.,3xgLL.13,t::,1g 3: -XXX 1 N----- . . - . .. .GULQ-iff? 4 . ,n,g,q3.f' ,, .. .....4.-..-.--W - CALENDAR Sept. 2. Everyone is passing by the building, giving it the once over before they start getting their edumuncation, as Har- old Hall calls it. Sept. 3. Labor Day and everyone starts in laboring for a whole school year. It is a regular first day, the Freshmen are so green that they are being walked on instead of the grass. Sept. 4. Glee Club try outs for the boys. Billie Brockway tries out for alto. Sept. 5. Chapel. Annual sale is start- ed with the faculty giving talks and telling jokes. Webber does not talk or give joke, he does his bit by standing on the stage. Sept. 6. Yellow tags are the only pro- tection. Have you bought your annual yet? Sept. 7. The last of the Freshmen were caught and warmed today. Sept, 10. The Karo Klub met over the week end and sweetened the building with the stickiest syrup they could find. Sept. 11. Programs are changed again today, and again we hear that beautiful song, Is this Latin one. Sept, 12. Chapel, We show the Freshies how to yell. Football ticket sale started. Sept. 13. Our football tickets malte us look like we had been in the hands of the express company. Sept. 14. The Faculty and Seniors give a reception to the Freshmen. Glen Beal takes Lenore home. 'Shame on 'Ame,' he's got a girl. Sept. 17. Shank gets tackled instead of the dummy. Sept. 19. After chapel we are told to go to our third hour classes. Sept. 21. It is rumored that Grid Scott is going to take Thelma Sha'er to the show tonight. Hard day on Beal. Sept. 24. Our mistake, it w2sn't Grid at all. Sept. 25. Donald Thompson was on time to Psychology. Sept. 26. Chapel. Rouse pep for F'ri- day's game. Sept. 28. Severy was romped on to the .MQ Vi: s rr . 1. .-Mr s... .- -f p.- tune of 12 to 3. Barrett invents his sweater swing. Oct. 1. Every one going around with his head in the air, aviators in town. Oct 2. Thelma Shafer has her hair bob- bed, now she will be late every morning from fixing her hair. Oct. 3. Football boys eat ice cream and cake on Mr. and Mrs. Elliott. Oct. 4. Circus at Independence. Oct. 5. Pep meeting at 11:45, featuring Storky and his band. Yeah, we beat Al- tamont to the tune of 15-0. Oct. 8. Football squad show Altoona how to scrimmage. Oct. 9. Max and Lynn play with mice and cats in English. Oct. 10. Girls try out for chorus-all teachers keep doors and transoms closed. Music in chapel by James Barrett, Walden Spencer, Raymond Shuler, and DeFever Swartz. Storky's band raises Mr. A. Pep from the dead, and Merwyn makes some lively ghost. Oct. 11. Can't tell the Senior girls from the Freshmen girls, all are wearing hair ribbons. Oct. 12. We have a football game on our Local Lake, score 0-0. Oct. 15. Rain, rain, rain. Notice to Freshmen. The pool developed in the cen- ter of the walk leading to the boys' entrance is no-t a swimming pool, nor is fishing al- lowed. Oct. 16. The joke is on Thelma and Mary Louise and they don't know why. Oct, 17. Pep chapel with all classes sending telegrams to our boys at Caney. We get licked, 6-0. Oct. 18-19. Teachers gone to the con- vention. No one is mad and there are sev- eral people pleased. Oct. 22. In checking up the teachers, we find that no one was run over by the street cars at the convention. Eddie Bair starts to school. Oct. 23. Editor takes some pictures in front of school, while the Freshmen look on in wonder. Page 77 feat -... ... .- ,. 1 fi' ff, -
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BLACK A Oct. 24. Carnival started. Oct. 25. Nothing but Carnival commit- tee meetings. Oct. 26. We get out at noon to go to Independence. Lady Luck seems to be an especial friend of I. H. S. Freshman party at Leeches. Oct. 29. Say, we can't keep a calendar for this annual unless you kids do some- thing that we can print. Oct. 30. Y. W. C. A meeting after school. Oct. 31. Chapel in the mo-rning. Carni- val and Hallowefen at night. Every one is told to Go to Hell. No harmmeant. Just a side show. Nov, 1. Cars and cans are parked on the campus as a result of last night's pranks. Nov. 2. The Weather rained on us while We rained on Oswego to a 33-0 score. Nov. 5. My, all the Seniors are good looking. No wonder they are having their pictures taken. Nov. 6. Caught in the act. Mr. Elliott and a friend are seen shooting craps in the hall, bet a banana split that Mr. Elliott won. Nov. 7. No Chapel-everyone mixed up. 'Taint fair. Nov. 8. Declamation try outs. Seven Seniors and one Junior make it. Nov, 9. Chapel with the American Leg- ion in charge. Orchestra heard in chapel for first. time this year. We win from Eu- reka 25-6. Sophomores have a party at Nattier's. Nov. 12. Who said this was a legal holiday? Was the walkout successful? Ask someone who tried it. Nov. 13. We can't tell you anything about what happened at school today be- cause we got kicked out yesterday. Nov. 14. Everyone ba-ck in school today to hear Cleo give a pep talk and to vote on the Popular Girl Contest. Nov. 15. Thelma Shafer is still ahead in the contest. Naturally, she is a Senior. Nov. 16. We played Cherryvale. We brought home the bacon 10-7. Nov, 19. Good English Week is start- ed. Mr. Yost has more than his share of the tags. Nov. 20. Boyer and Forsyth change rooms. Nov, 21. Merwyn and Carroll learn to skate at the rink. Gangway or you'll lose a eg. Nov. 22. Juniors are still having their pictures taken. Nov. 23. First number of the High School Lyceum course. Nov. 26. Donald Thompson was on time again in Psychology. Page 78 Nc-V, 27. Oscar Lines walked to school with Cecil Efiin. Nov. 28. Chapel to rouse pep for game tomorrow. Sha is coming and we are ready for them. The game is insured. STL . one ll, . 26 fff? 5: 0. liar i .127 :+G Z C iv' xt 02 zQ-N p CD Nl if -3 mi--irigvzs 11 U ol g----- . f HY Y V 'wx -L .....,- Qlk.. Turkey Day. Say, what's the idea of all the snow. We didn't order it. Neodesha insists on playing and we only beat them 6-0. Dec. 3. This is Monday. That is all we l'now about it and everything else. Dec. 5. High School Minstrel. Barrett doesn't want any chicken. De-c. 6. First ten men picked for the basketball squad. Dec. 7. The declamors are practicing during every supervised. Dec. 10. The sno-w is surely malring a dazzling world out of this old earth. 12. No chapel today. We had Dec. twenty minutes last week. Dec. 14. Flack Declamation Contest. Lucille Tuttle wins first place and fifteen dollars. De: 17. Barrett is still gay but has spent all of his ten dollars he won in the contest. Dec. 19. We have a play presented by the Dramatics class. Mille? ought to be ashamed of himself for,,kissing a girl before a big audience. Dec. 21. Special Chapel Rah for Christmas. we get two weeks vacation. See you on the 7th. Jan. 1. I haven't eaten a piece 0' candy or played a game of pool this year. Jan. 7. Back to school again. No one is expected to have their lessons today. Yost saw his red-headed girl while he was away. Jan. 9. Chapel. Y. W. C. A. meeting after school. Jan. 10. All football pictures must be taken this week. eeesee- A , . - -ML -L ., ...,.lF,?f2EE.'f-16521
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