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w 4 5 fi 9 I 3 -I I I IS 23 'li SI I II IZ I 3 li IS III my 'VT Zi Z6 27 7 x -I i 6 9 III II IZ I3 I7 IN III ll! Pugt' 'N F61-IE FGALISMAN Calendar SEPTEMBER Back again. Our schctlulc still Ill a lULlLlLllC. Arc wt' Seniors? Wu can't hclicvc it uursclvcs. Ercslimcn play tag. as usual. VJQ licgin thc wcclt with niorc work, Oh, gt'-:I xvt rc tirctl alrcatly. FIEUINIUICES call is nut fur fnutlwgill ggtmlitlilrgg, OCTOBER Kingmaifs upcning tvunthall gains at Vsfyciniing Wliiiiigwct-! Wm win, 3-HI. Kingman mcuts tlcfcat at Elinwuntl. Tun hatl, IID7 Kingman tics with Havana, Sucuntl hnmt' ganic. Thrilling First snowfall uf the scasun, Kingman 6, Cliillicntlic IS, Tun hatl. llcat 'cm nvxt tiinc. Ounuli, High Schnnl Halluw-:'cn party. NOVEMBER Anutlicr x'it'tui'y. Kingman hcats Tlvultm hy ont' pnint. Armisticc Day. Clcncral tlismissal. Plane matlt' for pajaina paratlc. Nu paratlc, liatl xwatlicr. Aw, gccl Oh, hwy! what a xx'alk'awayI Kingman 32, Eurulta II last himnic gainv. First hnnlt t't'pul'Is art' tluc for scnilvrs. WC -.lisrulic lim' v.1t'ci1iaLirm rxhihit. Kingmanis :taxi A tircshman displays his whltc rat in the halls. Faculty gives tu Cfliampaign Kingman gncs tn Farmington. Wiii last ganic nt tuutl'all scasun, I ll, lvlany vacant scats. Vaucinatinns fall fur crutclics Bank tlay pci' tvnt is low hccausc of aliscnccs. l.OlIliIllQ fuiwvartl to 'fliaiiksgiviiig hulitlays. Vvyxi get ilmui' xwlinlc days to rcst Tutcliurs atltl tn nur lists nf things tn hc thankful fm' nn atlvanccd assignincnts Vxflitcl DECEMBER Back :msc iiiuiw, nearly all ivclwcrutl fruni lun much turkcy. Tcacliws awartl pustur prilcs. Banl. tlayi First inccting ull now Tizlisnitm Stall. Nu sulinnl visiting tlay. Clivrus girls art' gucsts of Miss lvlunns, Annual stall :li-wsvii Elnrcncc our cn.lit1+r'iii'clin'f. Psp incctiug. First liaslwtliall gamc with Chilli tnnight. Kingman wins npcning gzunv, 2322. Ttili.-cnzan canipaign. Stilisuriptioiis npcn. Ert's inian l3acltw.u'tls Party. Oh, Innk at thu Ing Christmas trcc wut in front! Chant' un, gang Sccnml Ing ganw tnnight llI'IIk'L'VlllC. Kingman wins, hut uh, how close! INI4, Christmas pagvant rchcarsal. Kingman plays llcuria High tonight. Squad is cntcrtainctl at Mit Baymillcr's itll tlinncr. Christmas pageant in autllturium. Ulm
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TN 'N 'GHE KGALISMAN 'M TN KINGMAN I'm in a grateful mood today. And I fccl as though I owe A mighty cleht of gratitude To thc school we all love so Kingmanl given inc so many things That I can ncicr forget. Happy hours of work and play, And the hest friends ever mct. I I really cannot half cxpress My thankfulncss at all. And it's very hard to rcalizc That I'll not hc hcrc next fall. But no inaltcr what may he my lot. Nor where I chance to roam. Kingman High will he to me My dear old school day home. fFmncex F1xl1c1. THE CHRISTMAS STAR You appeared in the East, to Wise Men traveling afar, Oh, thou noble, golden Christmas Star. You came to proclaim a Saviofs hirth While angel choirs sang, rejoicing, to all the earth. You smiled to the Shepherds, who, their flocks hringing, Saw and rejoiced and went their way singing. Shine, nohle Star in the nightfhlue skies, Leading all to where the Bahy lies. --Florence Poslzard. Page -Ji
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'1 6 7 S 9 lfl l3 I7 10 21 Z2 Z4 27 'IS '19 30 4 6 IU I4 20 Il 'Zi 'lo '18 w 4 5 7 I0 ll I2 I3 14 18 I9 20 'll 24 'GHE AKGALISMAN JANUARY Here we are ready to go again. Miss Winder gives lecture for seniors. Exciting class games. Shame on the seniors! Thrifty seniors win the banner. Another state champion debate team chosen. VV'here is Virginia? Here she comes, tardy as usual. What a game! Kingman 13, Princeville 14. Debate squad working overtime. Kingman victorious over Trivoli. How easy, io-lo. Loud cheers. Exam week. Time to start reviewing. More of the same thing. Exams. And still more exams. Will they never let us rest? Final verdict, Seniors look pale. Mae returns to Kingman-welcomel Well, how nice! Our surprise party on Mrs, Coale is published in the Star. Mrs. Coale must have overlooked the paper last night and was she surprised?! Parties have a bad effect. Seniors are ill. Debaters working hard. Oh, boy! we love those long hours in the library. The freshmen heat you! FEBRUARY Seniors lose the thrift banner to the juniors. Welcome, Mac. Seniors have theater party. No school. Lincoln's birthday. How many did you get? What? Oh, of course, ,it's Valentines Day. Assembly. We learn how to jump rope. Seniors beat junior girls in curtain raiser. Freshmen win championship in class basketball. Atta time, freshiesl Don't forget to buy your candy apples. The proceeds are for the new shrubbery. Big holiday, Oh, yes, senior book reports, MARCH Who are those hardworking students? Oh, it is the essay contestants and the debaters. March has come like a lion for them. Kingman goes down under Spalding. Ah, we shall seek revenge. Look pretty- -group pictures for the annual. Hooray! No school today! We get a much needed rest. Dcbaters receive schedule. We battle East Peoria first. Mac looks surprised. Seniors get to class on time. Mac is absent, but he picked a good looking sub, so we'll excuse him this time. Concert at Shrine temple. Bus service. First trial debate. Welre not so good. juniors begin work on class play, Ann's Little Affair. Another trial debate: looks bad for us. Concert by high school students of the city. First league debateg not bad-V-we win 4 out of 6 points. No school- -teachers off to convention. Florence leaves for Chicago amid March blizzard and student cheers. Page '27
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