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1n 1 I 29.- More six weeks tests. Whewl March 7.- nln Grand Old Switzerlandu was a great suceess.Suc- cess or no suecess,I am very glad it is over. 8.- We finally had our party in honor of the magazine salesmen, Martha Abbey and Paul Mink. We had lots of fun! 22.-25.- Easter vacation. School will soon be out. 27.- They can beat us at basketball but it is a differ- ent story when it comes to commercial contests.lI hopel Anyway, we won a practice meet at Biggsville. 28.- I wonder if twice will be enough to give the town- people a chance to see Nln Grand Old Switzerland.n It's too much for me. April l.- Miss Rowland has quite a sense of humor. When we came to American History Class she told us we would have a test and then when the groans had subsided,she lifted the map from the board and written on the board was April Fool. 4.- The Shorthand Preliminary was held today. 9.- The B1-County Chorus was picked. There are 20 lucky ones or perhaps I should say, unlucky ones chosen each year. l5.- The big party of the fear was held after returning from the District Commercial Contest at Yates City. We felt pretty good, not only because we won second at the contest but because the girls for once had the pleasure of inviting the boys to a party. You probably have guessed it, this party was a Leap Year Party. l6.- Everything seems to be happening at once. We won first place at a triangular track meet in Biggsville. Our speech contest is tonight, l8.- We d1dn't do so well at the Warren County 'Track Meet in Monmouth today. We won a few firsts but we came in third in the whole meet. 29.- Our music was well attended. I always enjoy it.
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may -f--:T May ' v 4.- Ono of the big momemts in the year has arrived-- Military Tract. Even if our contestants didn't get anything, with ience was good for them, the exception of Jeanne Liby, the exper- 8.- B1-County Music practice didn't seem so like drudg- ery because that director was so much fun. 9.-I'm so tickled because we girls get to wear our fermals tonight to the Bi-County Music Festival, ll.- We are all so proud to think Vivian and the Short- hand team get to go to the State today. They are plan- ning to get back for the l4.- Track meet days are exception. I just about Raymond Guilinger easily in the Bi-County Meet. l6.- The girls are again it's the G. A. A. girls, the F. F. A. boys. Junior Senior Banquet tonight. always so cold and this is no froze te death. Incidentally, took first in the 440 yd. dash being kind hearted. This time though, who are entertaining l7.- This Senior Skip day wasn't as much fun as it might have been because all the teachers knew about it beforehand and the student body, practically, were out to watch us go. The rest of the day was very success- ful. 24.- Finally the basketball and track boys will be re- warded fer they are guests at a banquet given in their honor at Parke's Cafe. 26.- Baccalaureate! School is quickly drawing to a close and no one feels worse about it than I. It will be held at the Methodis Church, 27-28,- Exams! i That's another reason why I hate to have school end, 29.- Class Day eliminates all the foolishness from Com- mencement. The Senior Will and Prophecy will be read today. 3l.- Commencement is our last touch of school, The speaker will be from somewhere else. It will seem strange not to have Mr. Rawson give the address, for he has given so many inspiring Commencement addresses.
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