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HIGH SCHOOL CALENDAR Sept. 1. School begins. Everyone Waiting at the school house doorway for Olson to ring that old familiar clap. Nov. 6. Athletic Association officers were elected, which are as follows: Carl Iverson, President, Carl Bielby, Vice Presi- dent, Carl Jankoski, Secretary, Milford Tate, Treasurer 5 Jazz Allen, Yell Master. That Chemistry Party, Oh, Boy! Nov. 11. Armistice Day. 'Nuf sed! Dec. 4. Everyone enjoyed their Thanksgiving vacation. Some Turkey. ' Dec. 7. The Athletic Association gave a box social, Which Was very successful. High School played the Independents 8-9. Dec. 13. Lake City played'Mesick fherej. Dec. 21. Lake City expected to play Jennings, but on ac- count of too many drifts the game was cancelled. Jan. 11. Lake Citv played Manton, victorious. Jazz Al- len was absent this Week on account of illness, fit Was said.J Dance party. Jan. 18. Cadillac's misfortune in trying to reach Lake City, everything was prepared to have a Wonderful time, but Cadillac failed to reach here. - Jan. 25. Seniors elect the 'fPurple and Gold Board. Lake City played Mesick at Mesick. Feb. 1. Jennings played here. Feb. 6. Both the reserves and the first teams of McBain played here. Dance party. Feb. 8. All Stars play first team. Feb. 12. Everyone dreaded it. Why! We had to face the camera. Feb. 15. Seniors receive their class rings. Everyone gains the habit of lmoldinfr his chin. First exams of the second semester. Mr. Bottum's efforts in learning us to speak speeches. Feb. 27. Tverson team nlavs High School. Mar, 5. Operetta, The VVitches of Fairy Dell. March 18-19. Tovrnamcrt at Mt. Pleasant. April 13. Junior Hop. Junior Banquet. y Nav 13-14. Senior exams. llffav 16. Baccalaureate Sunday. Mav 19. Class day. May 20. Normal Commencement day. May 21. Commencement Day. Finis. ..34..
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strength, so sadly perverted, the world with its infinite capacity for love and sympathy, so strangely wrapped. We can carry with us, out of our fresh young experience, the health, the comprehen- sion of truth, and a larger sympathy of love it so really wants, in spite of its apparent obliviousness to those things. We will carry with us that Which the world needs most, a tenderer sympathy and deeper love to all mankind. There is one certain thing that marks the climax of all human powers, and when this has been done we know that the best has been done that can be done, and this supremest thing that anyone can do is to love. From the day of our entrance here as Freshmen we felt that loving, believing sympathy, that firm belief in our innate po- tentialities, which inspired us to do our best, until little 'by little, we grew to a comprehensive grasp of what it meant, and belief of it, until we appropriated it for our own and that we will carry it vgithf us to our work that it may do for others what we have seen it o or us. We will not be discouraged if the world does not rush to us, demanding what we have. We will go to it carefully and slowly, perhaps, but surely, bring it to the final prevailence of truth, for what we desire is not so much an instance, as an eternal recog- nition-the fixed star, nor the meteor. But neither will we set quietly down to let the world wonder, then seek us, but will be ag- gressive, and will carry our truth to the people and cause them to see them so clearly thatthey must accept them. Truth will prevail in the end. This then is the future that was read from our past. We have learned how to think, to work, and to live, but the end is not yet. We will continue as student in our study of life's larger book as we go forth as helpers and teachers. But in whatever ca- pacity we go, be our sphere of action great or small, we will be true, Class of 1920, to the high ideals, the larger plane of thought and action, attained through this great system of education, which has daily demanded the utmost we could give of sympathy, faith and love. We will go forth with our bestto serve the world. As the world sees the service it will acknowledge us and assure us our success. We will be true, O Class of 1920, true in the greatest and the least, and in the great tomorrow which we are to help make we can put the invocation of Tiny Tim into a solemn affirmation that God will bless us everyone. -3 3..
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