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M 'xx Q fx Y :Q e g 6 ' F HTEVABD .4-5, 6 tv 15 U 'Ez' 2' i i N 1, kk .lily , li E l liflfl lf rl l r g R Lilly' r lu 1 fm' tl 4 '1 ami! lla November Z4 High anticipations were in evi dence and general fasting pre- vailed in expectation of a sharp at- tack on the annual gobbler. A four day vacation in view. Novenzber' 29 Back to the grind again. Schna- dig, Berger, Freisleben and Wine- man return from a much contem- plated trip to St. Louis, which did not materialize. December I0 Sophs ride Mr. Stalnaker's goat for a change and a little di- version. December I8 Joyful outlook for vacation grimly interrupted by posting of examination schedule. December 22-23 Exams stage a landslide, burying many in the debris of books and papers. Teachers showered with neckties, hairpins and handker- chiefs. January 4 Many tired students return to school exhausted by the hard va- cation. Basketball prospects look promising for a successful season. Q Z Ngl January 8 Harvard opens the season with a 27-14 victory over Fenger. January 12 Per usual-all the fellows out for practice. The coach has the fellows well trained this year. Something new. January 20 Harvard turns C0-Ed. Two good looking girls found strolling down the main corridor. February 5 Harvard beats U. High, 11-7. It was said fortunes were made and lost at this eventful game. February I0 Bosch found asleep in class. He must be reading good books till the wee hours of night. February IZ Something new appears at Harvard. Snow pledges prohibit- ing the throwing of those deadly missiles within the limits of school. February I8 We split with Pullman. Our heavies winning, 27-22. Neff. as - -Qu.-,-'rgfg Q' QL- X leggxf - , , .X 1 KJ -4 , . X, i lb , .WH i' 'rl Xl ya al it i it r . ll ll 1 ll 4 , lr l lj .Q fb' 77 ill lg! l 1 li-i arf
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X l , ii .,, i l .X f iiriiiiiiwuwi ,,, c X X 6 Jlllllllllllllllllllll 5526 V . gi ,i all K .xx :ww I 5 Q -., X Ci 6, a HARVARD i 41 ,gl , A xo, fx Jjgfwgc XJ!! !IlmllI' Q Qi- ,V wre 5-I-Q' 'J fs W me A xy Y , ll-fi 'V 55? Oclober I2 October 27 4 , v ,QQXX ln addition to the usual hot air After strenuous Monday night around school, our classrooms are faculty meeting, lllr. Haefner an- al Q11- iff' flooded with smoke as the furnace nounces to the trembling inmates ly Bk ill goes on strike, and we are excused that any prisoners found wander- ill xl! lil for the day. Oh! Wel'l, it was ing through forbidden corridors ffl i i Columbus Day. anyhow! will be sent up for thirty days-in gli l fi Ry Study Hall. ,5 3 ll gi 1 i l ll Oclober I5 , , ni li 5 A terrible racket is heard as gen- 06601767 Z8 v X W X ll tle strains of harmony waft them- Foster braves Harvard ridicule ,.' gl hiX:,l,'i selves through the ventilator, while by appearing in spats. Immediately Mrs. Waddell breaks in a new four fellows help him off with his V l COYPS Of SODFHUOS, fCU0fSi b21flI0I1CS, clothes and give him excellent but- i if b?1SSCS, etc- ler service. ' i ,3 October I0 October 30 I l il Seniors not wishing to be out- After many minutes of hard ,i FN done, enter song competition and fighting, we tie Lindblom, 6-6. ri. i after singing Flow Gently, N Sweet Afton, eight times, decide N b 1 2 i Y that Copenhagen is more divert- ofvem 67 ' ' ing- Harvard's symphony orchestra, I i ly alias the Salvation Army band ,Q October I9 plays at the lightweight game. 'mi . IZ f k d f M - hy The candy 1 s rom ount Nolvembeil 0 f Carmel are eaten up as Harvard E ., Q wins, lg-0. Much indigestioin fol- Gimbel goes on a rampage in gi? lows. Chemistry Lab. period. llflr. Vau- v,,g,,, ,EW bel orders new outfit. in f':i'N'N will October 20 Maw QM! l N . Y l illlw' Cone, feeling that two hours Oivembm I9 hard scrimmage was insufficient, nicely drops part of the squad at 56th and Dorchester to give them a little road work. Harvard defeats Chicago Latin, 6-0, thus completing its schedule without a defeat. A success only once before equaled at Harvard. fQQ'N ,D f In Jim P Key!-3-'? A if ' Stes 'X
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1 X, Q f i fl i '1 lf i ii ff' 6.1: - .ii A be ,fi 33:3 J Y ll- f 'N fe' , ' 1. A f PHA' ' 'Shia-.Q X i fs 3 S A :if ,gf-Nfxfk 1 wwf ,H K' 7? Q7 H i ' il, A if wx .4 llxlf 'V xfum I l'xllxJlEjl L is February 28 Mgrgh 17 i l 4 i , Coach is turning out an exc6P' St' PatTlCl'll5 D353 Everyone ! Q tional basketball team that is malc- WCHTS green CXCCIH freshmen. , l ing a reinarkafble record for itself. They HTC gfCCr1 enough. Seniors l' W M are foolish and eat in Harvard ll W cafe and then parade -I-7th, lil j ll lf M1l1'ch I ff I U L I l' 'nf ig: yi Dig pi iff? X The first nice day of spring is MH7'Ch I0 'll l 1 b 4 l if ff , l vlielgomgi TY thed asiblll fans' The day of Freshman-Senior l V41 N i 1 E I X CWS' as zer an -lo mon' basketball game, Ederheimer fakes Q j l li gil a study hall slip, and puts the ii l . lllx Ma,-Ch 3 Senior class behind the bars. The gil ,l Nl lil' ' Seniors then fool the Freshman by XJ ly Berger challenges Schuyler to a winning' lQ,8. Q fight. Schuyler proves to be a 1, l' H htin fool. , I g g Ma1'ch 24 . . A , l ' M h 8 Seems as though Spring has l Q ,sl IWC come. It is warm and the fellows ' Q Pfaelzer, Levis start new fad are Plallllg ball in the back Yard- l fl, by wearing spats. The school is ' it getting so ritzy that they are con- Mar'ch 26 X N ' L ' 1 d i ' h .f - . . l l l Zirsfogtlng tm ances m t e il t Wrong again. B1gsn0wfall.No l 1 ' hope for baseball for a while. I l 1 i f T ffm' Mn1'ch 9 Ma1'ch 27 Q .15 ' Mr. Stalnaker does a Paul Re- Juniors bear Seniors and Wln if N vere 21Ct. and comes to school on a Class basketball CUP- ll fig motor-cycle. wifi? ' ,1 i'x F Mm ch 29 NISE ,Null , w 'Iwi Ma,-gh I0 Mr. Pence comes late with exam -QQ i'l Wlll'li papers He is Given a roval re- 'lhll iliifliii 1 . I ' as , R' N fmllyllwiil 'I-:invalid Closes Iliaslfetball Season ception by the students eager for il MM' wit a win over utier. U . the examinations. , ,M W' PM-4-J ' li Mll1'Ch I2 ' Tieless Friday. It proves to be a neclcing success. April 2 Vacation begins. One Week of night life in sight. :fx T' X ,XT -f?fXigTf'i as fee AQ!!-fs it Qi l9E?QgHq sei ui , fx ilcaxfdi?-9c,ff'51g, Q 'vw get :,gJq1JQ'efeie-:fig it '7 u ' i 'iii7121319l?lMQ:li I fit!! I 4'
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