Glens Falls High School - Red and Black Yearbook (Glens Falls, NY)

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L 1 gpnu .N vv'V'?nx ' szrkgy Y lat' Qtwwmf MQZQAMAM. M V35 ,BS er'- li .yr I 1 ARIN ia W 1-:sr September 8--The first day of school and much good advice from the platform, which, if we do follow, we shall in truth be the finest class this school has seen, but we being convinced of that fact already, prob- ably shall not take the trouble. We did tind Mr. Ferguson gone and Miss McCune in his stead, whereat we were mightily pleased, but did all know there would be much order and discipline. September ll+Up betimes and to school, whereat, at the ring' ing of the bell, we Seniors, or as many as were permitted, clid hurry to the Library, where is a fine place to visit. In the midst of a great laugh with Peg Judkins, did discern Mr. Robbins peering about, much displeased with our levity. Miss l.ove as fine as ever, and we rejoicing in the new books although not pleased with school so early in the fall. October 2lfThe tirst class meeting and much interest thereing J. McCabe elected President and one would think he had held a. gavel all his life the way he pounded on the deskg L. Dubee, Vice-President, H. Lyke, Treasurer, and A. llenoit, Secretary, then home, all of us much pleased with the afternoon's doings. November lfThis morning Mr. Robbins did announce that those who were late would have the privilege of remaining an hour after school, whereat methought it would be wise in the future to rise at five minutes of eight instead of eight as formerly, having had some close calls lately, and not being much taken with the idea of remaining longer than is now necessary. November 4-The tirst half hour we elected the Iroquois Staff, McCabe being chosen liditor, which it occurs to me that such popularity must be deserved. This afternoon to the I.ibrary in a more sober frame of mind. I am pleased to observe therein many new books on diverse subjects, so that I anticipate many enjoyable hours in the future. November 13-Up pretty betimes and did see more of my class- mates suffer in Assemblyg with each Friday morning I feel more uncom-