Lockridge High School - Golden L Yearbook (Lockridge, IA)

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9651 -sf-sux.-s.-sux..-s..x.-xns.-x.ts..-5.-x.-sus.-Q.-5.-snx.-x.-xnxns..s.-s.-s..s..s.-s.-sms.-x.-sgQy -' FEBRUARY 3 Pleasant Plain first team beats Lockridge first 37 to 22. Lockridge sec- onds are still un-defeated after winning over Pleasant Plain seconds 27 to 22. 6 A certain Junior stayed up all night with some young chickens. 10 School closed for week due to snow- blocked roads and cold weather. County Declamatory and Basketball Contest post- poned. 17 School opens again. Still snowing. 19 Basketball boys scrirnmaged Mt. Pleasant teams at Mt. Pleasant. 20 Soxre of our students are wearing coats of tan this cold weather. Sunburnt, eh! 25 Basketball team trims Mt. Pleasant Reserves 29 to 19. 23 Defeated Salem team. MARCH 2 Vlonder why Red is so happy? 3 Raymond Swanson returns to school after many weeks absence. Freshmen, sophomore, juniors, band, basketball and high school chorus pictures taken by Dyall of Mt. Pleasant. 5 County Declamatory contest held last night with Eddie Linn winning first in oratorical and Frank Weston third in dramatic. 12 Sectional Tournament opens today with Lockridge playing Ollie at 7 o'clock. 13 Lockridge leaps its first game by trimming Ollie in the Sectional Basketball Tournament by a 38 to 25 score. Eddie Linn's fur cap returned and is he happy? 14 Lockridge defeats Douds, but in turn loses to Troy. 18 General assembly sings Irish songs in honor of St. Patrick's Day. Today the American Literature class begin to study the Iowa Motor Vehicle Laws and Safety Regulations. 19 Lockridge high school basketball team trims the Fairfield Freshmen in the opening game of Jefferson County Tourna- ment. 21 Lockridge again defeats Packwood. 23 By defeating Pleasant Plain 23 to 21, the boys brought home the first basket- ball trophy in the long history of Lockridge basketball. 30 Margaret Geiger and Wayne Lenz had a little argument today. Winner un- known. 31 Some of the Seniors journey to Mt. Pleasant and collect ads for the annual. APRIL 1 Merle tells' English class Shakes- peare left Stratford-on-Avon because he was accused of chasing dears. 7 High school vote on Who's Who. 8 The staff is hard at work on the Golden L, collecting ads in Mt. Pleasant. 9 Thursday and Friday are six week's test days. Taking snapshots for Golden 10 The Seniors hope this to be the last time they take six week's tests. 13 Some of the Seniors report a suc- cessful day in Fairfield getting ads. 14 Robert Elliott,'Paul and Harvey Leu journey to Fairfield where they make a recording of their singing at the Orpheum Theatre. 15 Seniors enjoy a fine time while hav- ing a Weiner roast at the home of Supt. Weston. Was it ever windy? 16 Juniors go on a big Weiner roast at the Skunk river. 17 Sophomores have a weiner roast at Dick Leggett's cabin. 18 We now have both a news reporter and a question man on our radio program, during our Literature class. 21 Highway Patrolman, Mr. Hohl, gave an interesting talk about safety on the highway. 22 Seniors are hoping that such good weather will last until May Breakfast. 23 What's this I hear about bums and orchestra practice? 24 Music Festival at Town Hall tonight. 27 Everyone reported they enjoyed the Music Festival especially the Surprise Treat. Freshmen enjoy a weiner roast in the Town Hall. MAY 1 May Breakfast held at Supt. Wes- ton's home in honor of his birthday. The Seniors with Mr. and Mrs. Weston as es- corts journeyed to Keokuk, Ft. Madison, over into Illinois, back through Burlington and stopped in New London to see the pic- ture show, Follow the Fleet. 2 The last day missed during the cold weather is made up today. 6 Seniors entertain students for the last time with a short program in front of the assembly room. 7 Junior-Senior banquet at Harlan Hotel, Mt. Pleasant. 8 There are tears in many .of the Senior's eyes today because it is their last day in Lockridge school. 10 Rev. Lundberg preaches Baccalaur- eate sermon at Lutheran church. 12 Senior play, A Run For Her Money, is given. 14 Commencement. Some of the Seniors look happy and some so sad. 15 Annual School Picnic, and the Sen- iors are saying good bye to- one of the best high schools in the State of- Iowa. g,Qy:4 .xus.-snsnsnsux.-x.fx..-5.-S..-s..s..s.-s.-Q.-s..s..sn-suxwx--s.,-sux.-s..s..x.-s.-s.-snsnx.-sgfg

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