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, rg ,:, Ll- MX -I S i ft .i . ta f ll! Ili F . Sept Galendar ember- Monday, 16-School opens! Big mob! Assembly room almost filled to its capacity. Idol of underclassmen falls- Ray Unger receives the first bawling out. Tuesday, 17-Schedule arranged. Everything set for fair sailing. Wednesday, 18- Bill Moore joins the Sophomore ranks. Thursday, 19-What a number of aspiring Chemists! Class undergoes division. Friday, 20-A number of disappointed juniors today. Why? They are forced to pursue the course of Physics instead of Chemistry. Wednesday, 25-Release from toil for one period! Miss Ada D. Poincts lectured before the assembly on fire prevention. Thursday, 26-First devotional exercises. Friday, 27-Boys play their opening baseball game at jackson today. And did we win? What a foolish question. 0610 ber- N011 Tuesday, 1-Stiff Workout on the diamond. Wednesday, 2-First big Chemistry test. We're trembling for results. Monday, 7- Bob Singer returns to school-Better late than never. Monday, 14-Mr. Knoll, photographer, visits the Seniors. And the time draws nearer. Tuesday, 15-From all directions-discussion of the World Series. Wednesday, 16-Reviewing again! Yes, a test is coming soon. Thursday, 17-Chapel services conducted by Rev. jenkins and special music by Henry Seemann. Monday, 21-Spooks! Ghosts! Witches! All were present at the Seniors Hallow'een Party at Bernice Howell's. It rained dogs and cats but who cared? Tuesday, 22-Mrs. Banta presented the school with an Ohio flag. Friday, 25.-More Ghosts! Goblins! Black Cats! Freshmen, Sophomores, and juniors dress themselves in weird attire and present themselves to their respective hostesses. Tuesday, 29-Upon coming to school found that Red Wing Ice Cream for sale here had changed its place of abode from in front of the restaurant to the school house. Wednesday, 30-The seventh and eighth graders and Freshies persist in running to their classes. The rest of us would choose to run from them. But, of course, they will learn in time. ember- Friday, 1-Groans are heard throughout the building- Did you flunk? No, I certainly was not absent that day. An' she gave her a better grade than me an' she didn't do nothing in classf' And so far, far into the night. Monday, 4-From the kitchen comes the aroma of food. Mildred Kenworthy and Bernice Howell are serving hot lunches. Knowing how to cook might come in handy some time. Wednesday, 6- Thursday, 7-Cletus Harsh visits school and takes the Senior practice test. Friday, 8-Hurrah! No school! Teachers get institute and we get a vacation. Monday, 11-It's a holiday but not for LQ. Tuesday, 12-My! How the Seniors are abused! Now they are taking the state intelligent test for seniors in 302. Wednesday, 13-Big sale on! Orange and Black tams! Of course, you want one. They are all the rage. Page Fifty-fix
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Galendar-conlinued Thursday, 14-Right this way! Seniors elect staff members. Friday, 22-Girls have first basketball workout. Monday, 25-Nearly all the boys were absent from government class so we discussed styles. Mr. Baden was very interested. Wednesday, 27-Turkey for dinner tomorrow and a vacation for the rest of the week. So-long, everybody! December- Monday, 2-Only twenty-four more days till Christmas and the holly days. If Santa Claus would ever run for president he would be elected by a landslide. Wednesday, 4-Oh! that Blue Book. -Spelling tests going strong. Tuesday, 10-Boys' basketball team was examined by Dr. Horn. The girls come next. Wednesday, 11-The Freshies surely enjoyed their English classes today. Miss Snorf was absent and Ralph Kasserman entertained them with his jews harp. Friday, 13-Friday the thirteenth! Everyone is going around with their fingers crossed, but nothing dreadful has happened except that we have won our first basketball games played this season. Thursday, 19-All the girls are busy in the kitchen. Why are the girls always so mysterious? Friday, 20-No classes this afternoon! Santa Claus f Red Daflerj visits us and presents each with a sack of popcorn. QThe kitchen mysteryj. No more pencils! no more books -for nine long days. Monday, 30-Well, well. How's everybody? Seems good to get back. You should see what he sent me !-bla, bla. Oh! That's nothing, he sent me-etc. etc. Tuesday, 31-Sounds of splintering glass from the Chemistry room-Ray Unger and Red Dafler must be present today. january- Wednesday, 1--Whoops! Another vacation day. Monday, 6-Basketball was the talk today. No wonder! We played Brookville Saturday night. Friday, 10-Freshman Latin Class: Miss Kolter fin explaining the first perfect tense of possumjz Be bashful and drop the I feyej. Thursday, 23-Semester exams! Friday, 24-I don't know whether we'll all survive to take the last dose or not. ? ? ? Friday, 31-Semester cards out. Pass? ? ? LilfilEIXIEIEDCJEKEIIEIEEIEIZIEfZiIElZ!EIZIZlBll3.llXll.T!lIXlISlElEllElIXIlZlElEllZlIX!lEEISll3llX.lIXlBlElElBlElEElEllillillillillillillillillilgl ai m an E! El EEEZIBJEEEEZIEEEEEE fm N N3 S Q W S Cm f-i S S be Iillillillillillillilililillillilmmlil SALES AND SERVICE E El IZ! lil il . . as W For Economzml Tmn.rportal1on S FQ in IE lEl!Zll1ilE!ilIZlIIillf?ll'illZlEl LEIZIKZIEHHIEEEIIE Hbewolet E E E Bl E LEWISBURG, OHIO E 55 lil iEREE!EElilElBIB!EilKNEEIEEElilIXIDZJIZIIXIIZIIXJlilKElil!lilIXHEIEBIB!EEE!EBI!'SlElEIXlIZllXIEllEllf1ll3lIZlElElEl2'1JB!lZlE!Zll?ZIEllZIEl Page Fifly-eight
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