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CALENDAR School begins with four new teachers and numerous Freshies 145. 155-No books so why study? Evewone is glad to see Mrs. Keller back for music again. 165. 175-History texts are here. Mr. Lutterbein visits after dismissal of school. ' Pete becomes alarmed when Mrs. Flurkey tells the Juniors they will have to be careful about dates this year. 1105. Those little tests! Virgil H. decides that he will progress more rapidly if he types more slowly. 1115. Excitement prevailed in the Sophomore English class when Leroy Wort discovered that his trousers were on fire. 1125. 1135-Miss Slater, in Sophomore hygiene class: 'How should you look when going down the street? Goldie McClellan: Straight aheadf' 1145-All high school students get their voices tested today. The Freshmen were prepared for a strenuous ordeal. Mr. Armstrong in history class: How many original thirteen states were there? 1Eu- tirely too difficult a question for Seniors5. 1175. 1185-Miss Gee suggests that the Geometry class Herase the board clean and write the theorem on themselves. 119-20-215-No school. Defiance County Fair. Back in school again and what brilliant recitations. 1245. Senior class organizes after school and the officers take charge. 1255. Exhibition in the assembly. Ward entertains us by fal1.ng off a chair. Football team goes to Edgerton for a practice game. 1265. 1275-Seniors canvass the town for Lyceum Course tickets. Rambling Juniors have an accident coming home from the Defiance football game. Score 19 to 0 in favor of Defiance. More pep needed! 1285. October brings the first number of the lecture course. 115. Miss Gee requests some Senior girls to face the front of the room instead of the rear. 125. 135-Just a little excitement. Maurine reaches the first floor more quickly by falling down the stairs. Chapel is quite amusing. Mrs. Keller is determined to say everything backwards. 145. The entire school honors Mr. Blakesley on 'his hundredth anniversary by singing a few songs and presenting flowers. 155. Pep meeting after school and new cheer leaders elected. 185-Our first fire drill. Mr. Veh wonders what it is all about. - The Juniors elect the Spoondrift Staff. 195.- Mrs. Pettit gives a good talk in the assembly on school affairs. Hixonnan Staff is elected. 1115. 1125-Columbus day is observed by several short talks in assembly. Visiting football game at Edgerton. Score 30 to 0 in I-Iiicksville's favor. Hurray! Operetta this year! The glee clubs say yes. 1155. Mr. Armstrong informs us that even today certain sects cut their hair by the shape of their hats. The 'fbobbed ones look doubtful. 1165. 1175-The first grades of the year are received with some misgivings. Bertha Thomas always sits at the front of the room so the teachers won't need a magni- fying glass to locate her. 1185. 1195-Subscriptions for the Spoondrift are taken. Eleanor and Marcile. the last two victims of the auto wreck. are back in school. 1225. A few patrons visit the school this A. M. 1235. 1245-Don't mistake the Juniors for kindergarten pupils when you see them carrying crayolas around. Better inquire of Forder, he knows all particulars. 1255-Wauseon vs. Hicksville. Score 6 to 6. . Read your Spoondrift. It's a good one! Quite an argument arose in commercial law class regarding the school bond question. 1265-Seniors have their first class party. Best one everl 1295-Cold and gloomy, that's all. 1305-Juniors canvass the town for Spoondrift subscriptions. l93l
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s l I -A '...4: 'vvf ,, ' ' 3 Q ' 's xi A ' jf'4u -'g f' .:, - y 1 .....' ,' A L I r . qt . t . li N I .X VY? IC 3 v 5 Ti dl I D ii!- ..-3'J News! Mr. Veh informs us that some of the boys will give exhibitions for the benefit of all if they continue to practice in the assembly. 113. Cnr football boys go to Napoleon. 123. Deloss: Morris raised 550,000 on his own hook. 153. Dorothy: 'tOn who's hook did he raise the rest of it? 163-The High School celebrated election day by voting a sample ballot on the school bond question. 157 to 17 votes in favor of a new school building. Virtue is apparently a long forgotten art, if we may judge by Charles' behavior in the assembly. 173. 183-Mrs. Keller introduces a new football song. 193-Many are waiting anxiously to go to the football game at Decatur tomorrow. Every dav the 'tbobbiesw grow more numerous. 1193. Changing seats is a common occurrence these days. 1133. For more particulars ask Lucile and Annabell. 1143-Miss Gee accidently plays lirst aid to Cupid in her Junior' Algebra class. How about it Forder? ' 1153,-Wanted: More squawkers to entertain the teachers. 1163-Hicksville wins another victory. Hicksville 20, Bryan 7. Mr. Veh says he will read during the iirst of the period instead of the last in order to lessen the temptation to sleep, 1193. 1203-Mrs. Hull and the Seniors discuss the possibilities of a dramatic club. Bob Battershell gives us the valuable information that a barber cannot shave any person with his hat on. 1213. I 1223-I fear we would all be very much frightened if we should ever have a fire drill on a bad day. The weather today was suitable for the occasion. Everybody turns out to the Stryker game in spite of the damp atmosphere prevailing. 1233. Inspector here and another fire drill. Quite a surprise! 1263. 1273-The second appearance of the grade cards causes some long faces. Rah Rah! for vacation. It's something we're all thankful for. 1283. Qi' Football season closes with a tie game at Montpelier. 1293. - ., i- C? Day by day in every way the Seniors are getting better and better. But Mr. Veh insists that there may be two different opinions about some things. 133. 143-Miss Miles: If a man should fall dead from apoplexy while working as an I employee, could he recover? X Ray: I don't th'nk he could reco er, himself. Edna Koch is a blushing beauty whenllanyone speaks of rings. 153. I Rev. Walker conducts chapel exercise. 163. Curious! Who was the stranger escorting Maurine through the hall after school. 173. Mr. Waters in biology class: What is the difference between a toad and a frog? 1103. I Nona Kisabeth: One has a tail and the other has not. Everyone takes alternate seats in the assembly. Better lessons expected. 1113. The Senior literature classes are studying the art of public speaking under the direc- tion of Mr. Veh. 1123. F Mr. Veh in the assembly? lf you girls don't stop talking you will have to stand on the floor like a row of nigger babies. I 1133-The first snow fall. 1143-Football banquet. 1173-Ferne has her hair bobbed. Because Chester and Carl have been displaying suchhbeautiful permanent waves, we think their sisters must have purchased new marcel irons. 1183. Ezvery day the bobbies grow more numerous. 1193. Rev. Allaman conduct.s chapel exercise. 1203. In behalf of the faculty Mr. Armstrong wishes us a Merry Christmas and a Happy, Studious New Year. 1213. f if 5 l941 1 tzlfm ,r ' . 1533519 af' ' Z L , X'.1. 1 I-'.J'f1-. 141. gl . ,, Q Lia ailkais 151. , i
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