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18 THE LAUREOLA APRIL 9—Eighth Grade Spelling and Reading Contest. APRIL 12—First track and baseball practice. Many candidates out lor tryout. APRIL 13—Assembly with 16 orations. Not a bit tiresome ? ? ? APRIL 14—Assembly for the presentation of 1925 baseball letters. APRIL 15—High School play, “A prairie Rose.” Great. APRIL 16—Repeating of School play. APRIL 19—Assembly and orations. APRIL 20—Matinee of “A Prairie Rose.” APRIL 21—Spook night—a bad and dreary day. APRIL 22—Seniors win inter-class track meet, Juniors are second, Freshmen are third and Sophomores are last. APRIL 23—Matinee of Keystone Minstrel Main show—Ross Minor. APRIL 26—Last week for all orations. Seniors start to rehearse for Commencement. APRIL 27—Assembly, orations, and marching practice. APRIL 28—Track team wins field meet at Carmichaels. APRIL 29—Senior rehearsal getting tiresome. APRIL 30—Orations completed. Thank Goodness! Good-bye, April. MAY 3—Ira Riffle succeeds R. E. Rudisill, whose term expired as Superintendent of German Township Schools. MAY 4—No assembly. Quiet day. MAY 5—Circus in Town, no one played, hook? Senior final exams. MAY 6—Senior finals. All itching for their diplomas. MAY 7—Circus fever again aroused Not very many missing. MAY 10—Senior vacation begins. MAY 11—Triangle track meet—Point Marion, Redstone, and German Township. MAY 12—Finals nearing. MAY 13—Assembly—very quiet, indeed. MAY 14—Full rehearsal of Seniors. MAY 17—Baccalaureate Sermon yesterday afternoon. MAY 18—Senior Class Night. MAY 19—FINAL EXAMINATIONS. MAY 20—Ditto. Senior Commencement. MAY 24—Junior Class Play, “A Full House.” Correct. MAY 25—Play again. Good-bye, dear, old books, snif, snif. THE END.
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20 THE LAUREOLA Jfarttltg 1—JACOB B. SHEETZ, A. B. 3—H. D. WHEELER, B. Sc. 2-J. C. NEWCOMER, A B. 4—LLOYD MATSON, B. Sc. 5—SAMUEL W. SHUSS
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