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SENIOR LOG O SCHOOL LIFE SEPTEM Ii IiR .XCHS were washed. shoes were shined. and the old pathway to school was put hack into Lise on Tuesday. the eleventh. after two months of vacation. Teachers were greeted, new friends were met. and every hoy tried to flirt with the new I5-10 girls. A happy week was enjoyed, and everyone trudged home tired htit happy after the first hve days of school. On the seventeenth, the Big Shots -pardon me. I mean the Board of Commissioners-took their oath. In Home Room the next morning trial pro- grams were made OLII, and word was passed along to suhscrihe for the Log. October 29 was set as the deadline. On the twentieth, the first matinee dance was held after school. Friday, the twenty- first, the Bulldogs met a mysterious rival. helieved to he Lincoln. On Monday. the twenty-third. we came to school and found out that the Lincoln Tigers had defeated the Bulldogs. IU-0. The same morning. the yell leader candidates showed their stuff. A dance for girls was held the afternoon of the twenty-fifth of Septemher. On Friday the glee cluhs celehrated with a dance and refreshments. The Log staff was presented to the school. OtI'I'OI5IiR Amid many groans of disgust the girls don, ned the traditional middies and skirts on Monday. the first of Uctoher. During Home Room, VVed- nesday. an assemhly was held showing a picture called Today and Yesterday. lt was given hy the I'.T..eX. VK'e came to school Friday to learn that the li Team had lost to Lincoln. I3-7. Yo. Ho! Happy days are here againxfirst non, uniform day was on Monday. the eighth. Cfhatf elaines were lucky enough to miss second period on Tuesday. .Xn assemhlv was held on VVednes- day. All was quiet. and then suddenly a clop. clop was heard through the stillness. followed hy a horrihle yell. XYhat was it? Tarzan? No. it was only a Hi-Y memher starting the foothall rally off with a hang. Marshall ISE de- feated the Bullpups 1246 the same day. and on Fri- day Garfield AE traveled to Marshall High for the first hig league game. t13-1'hi'istn:as 4'-tntriltuti--i.s. 121-1'Iiristn:its I'i'ogi':tni. L35-t'Iiristnias I'i'f-grain. 445-Stage Viww L53-Christmas Program. t61-Christmas Program.
SCHOOL LIFE OCTOBER It mined on Monday, the Hfteenthg it rained on Tuesday, the sixteenth. On Wednesday we had more rain, but on Thursday we got a break-it only drizzled. The B team played Roosevelt on Thursday and tied them 0-0. The Knights were lucky again and missed fifth period. Iunior High crashed the limelight with a short play. Garheld was defeated by Roosevelt on the home Held. Home Room presidents met on Monday, and the Girls' Letter Club gave an assembly. Songs, yells, and presentation of letters were the most im- portant things on the program. Tuesday night the Hi-Y held a rough house at the Hollenbeck gym. No casualties were reported. Two games were played on Thursday. We came out on top in one, and in the middle in the other. I mean the C team won and the B team tied. The Honor So- ciety members gave their annual party and had the usual good time. Garfield's bruiser squad met Belmont's stone crushers on Ingalls field and lost to them. Two new publication staffs were select- ed, an A9 Supplement staff and the Iunior High Log staff. NOVEMBER During the Hrst week of November, thoughts were directed to the Community Chest, and every- one gave all that he possibly could. The day and night of October 31 were filled with strange hap- penings-parties, noises, mysteries, shadows. The honor students were presented in a group in an interesting assembly on November 1. On Monday, November 5, the Cup and Saucer Club met and everyone left happy. A big Kersey Business Club typing contest came next. All par- ticipants quit with sore Fingers. An assembly was held on Friday in commemoration of Armistice Day. It was a great sight to see the Senior A's walking around licking their lollypops with kid- dish delight. On Tuesday, the thirteenth, we were lucky enough to see a teaser of the Senior Play, and after that we could not hurry fast enough to buy our tickets. The matinee was a great success, and on Thursday night all of the proud mothers and fath- ers came to see their young proteges do their best to imitate Clark Gable and Ioan Crawford. The next week was short with school on Mon- day and Tuesday and until noon on Wednesday. Most of the students attended the football carn- ival, and the Thanksgiving vacation had begun. QContinued on page 305
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