Greenfield High School - Bulletin Yearbook (Greenfield, MO)

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.-an-1 :gee se .5 -fi-555-7-?F??-rF :'53'2 . I E ' DECEMBER lst-Back from Thanksgiving vacation. 3d-Another number of Prof. Melcher's lecture course, 5th-Weekly test in biology. 8th-Agriculture class discusses the output of Missouri meer- sehaums: 10th-Geometry note-books re- turned., Long faces appear, 12thA- Sophomore class party. Serve chicken. 18th-Big Christmas tree ar- rives. ' 19th+Joint 'Christmas program. T01 JANUARY 5th-A new red-headed Junior arrives. 7 th-Miss Lowe displays a new diamond ring. 9th-Everybody buys tickets of Hans 'Hansonf' 12th-Sophomore lost. CFr2'nk Poe.j . ' 15th-Son Carl works algebra contrary to all rules and gets the answer. 20th-State examinations. 23d-Society elections. 23th - Opening exercises cen- ducted by Rev. Dorcas. 30th-Frisco dairy eXposit'on. ...O-. FEBRUARY 3d-Yesterday the ground hoe made his appearance. 4th-Prodigal changes his seat to the floor. 7th-Katy's series of essays be- g'ns. 14th-Pretty valentines receiv- ed. 17th-Halla takes a tumble. 20th - Wash'ngton's birthday program. MARCH 2d - Seniors wear gloves and straw hats for fear of tanning in the March winds. 4th-Appointment of Bulletin staff. 6th-The Emersonians celebrate their president 's birthday. 9th-Rev. Dorcas makes a talk, everybody is pleased, geometry class omitted. 12th-Biology class gets papers backg none below 95 UD. 20th-Quarter ended, everyone rgesolves to do better next quar- er. 24th-Fred W. tried to go though crack in Clabj floor, but the Size of his head prevented it. 27th-Grade cards received. ' 31st-Serve pickled meat in bi- ology. 101. APRIL lst-All fools' day. 3d - Emersonians studied one hcur. 6th-Hallv cfmes to the front. 7th-Agriculture class pull taf- fy. 8th-Arthur gives directions foi the construction of insect net. 10th-Wells takes dinner with an old friend, and several visit- ors appear. 15th-Yard cleaning day. 17th-Seniors and Sophomores scrub walk all day. Juniors give box supper. 20th-Agriculture class begfns gardening. 29th - Excitement in Junior class. ioi IVLAY 4th--Senior essays begin. Re- ception of the trophy' Cup. 5th-Biology class goes butter- fly hunting. l . 8th-Seniors entertain in assem- bly. 12511 - Melcher announces the standing of the Senior' claSS. 15th-Everyone looking for- ward to commencement week. 17th-Baccalaureate sermon. 19th-Class day. 20 th-State examinations. 21th-Class play. 22d-Jointg program Mock Commencement. Students de- part for summer vacation with long faces. The Loafer. CParody'j You have seen him oft I know, In the corridor below, And again The high schools halls resound As he saunters on is round Through the main. They say in the fall Ere the .winter's frosty call Kept him in. On the campus he was found Lounging lazily around With his pal, But now he walkzs the halls, Often leaning 'gainst the walls, Bright and free. - ' NVatch him greet his dear girl friendsg ' Foolish chatter -never ends With the three. But now the merry group Is joined -by others as they troop, Very gay. Then the din becoimes a roar, Penetrating classroom door Far away. Mr. Melcher oft has said That the loafer long has made All our noise But the loafer is a leon, To talk and laugh and spoon Are his joys. I know it is a sin For me to sit and grin At him here. But the silly little chat And the spooning and all that Are so queer. And if to my lot should fall To -be a loafer in the hall' During class. Let them to each other wink, To show just what they think As I pass. -A Junior. --.we-,-asv.:----. L-. -.-:',1a..:..::-. ff' eff.-I