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Page 32 text:
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CALENDAR MARCH 4. Several boys running around the halls with brooms and mops. Why? 5. Now, Now, Rodney and Stanley, please don't go to the Academy. 9. We started on our 16-page newspaper today. 'It is the Guidance Issue. 10. The Senior girls are really going to town with a new mimeograph machine. 12. Debate with Bushnell. Sub-District speech completed. 13. Library party. Does Mr. Bradner like meat loaf! 15. Plans are going ahead tor the operetta. 16. The Seniors are diligently working on their term papers. 17. St. Patrick day. 18. About 15 Senior girls are burning midnight oily having to write their shorthand words. 19. 1t's a hard lite for the Seniors with term papers. 20. Very interesting was the talk by Mr. Duckett with his dog Scottie. 21. Sub-District contest held at Canton-We won first!! 22. It begins to look like rain. 23. Miss lackson will not be with us any more. ' 24. Tomorrow we have a big test of the Victorian age. 25. The Seniors are not having vacation just time to have a good time. 26. The selling ot annuals is not coming along so good. 27. Assembly talk by Mr. Pridey about Circus lite. 30. Spring Vacation starts today. APRIL Q R I 1. Frank Snyder, Francis Lescher, Duane Elliot, Richard Cook swept 3 L 3 S rooms and halls. S-' 0 . now! X XX 6. Back to school after spring vacation. 1 , 7. Lois and Paul Monroe left for New London, Wis. f fd 0 8. Champaign-One act play fails to place. ,..... , 10. Harold Morrow left for a better job. f X X 11. Plans are going forward for the operetta. X 6 X K 12. I. C. tlginks 1. P. is too good a singer for her. She plays opposite him in t e operetta. 7' 0 14. Martha and Lois M. also develop a fondness for poetry. 6 X 15. The Stenographic Club had a party. 4 16. Hey! Let me borrow your Exercise Book. T. Musslemen spoke this I mo 'ng. 1 f X J X . Sub-Sell Spring Dance: also quadrangular meet. X . Francis Sellers-whistler. I I f . Paul Revere Rides again tWayne Moore and Ream Snyderl! 1 X I . lunior Play Cast chosen. Title- Big Hearted Herbert. . County Music Festival-Morgan Gymnasium. W 4 WW! . County Declamation Contests. . County Track Meet. ' ' ' N Members of Contest play went to State Contest. 25. Carroll Duncan arrives at the ripe old age of 18 years. 27. 1.et's go to Lewistown-tour flat tires-tired thumbs and tired feet. A 28. Which room would you rather sweep? 29. We wonder why Lee Roy Simpson doesn't drive his model T-Could it be reckless driving? 30. Mrs. Nail starts clearing up the lower office. 31. A dozen M. H. S. boys joined the National Guard. MAY 1. Tip and Madge missed Staff Meeting. Miss Morris received a May basket. 2. Military Tract. 5. The band played at the Junior Olympics. 6. Tipton Thompson celebrated his 18th birthday. 7. No History Assignment. 8 9 17 18 19 20 21. Sub-Deb Mother's Tea. 22 23 24 25 . But-tests and tests in English. . Nine hours good rest and sleep at lean W's. slumber party. 10. New watches and other jewelry are making their appearance in school. 11. It was a big success--the Operetta. Term papers are all turned in! 12. More tests in English we're afraid. 13. Wally Reed and Glenn Baker signed up for old age pensions so they will be able to live happily after they are graduated from the old Alma Mater. 17. Vivian Vincent's Party. We had a swell time. 18. What will 1 have to get to pass? -Any Senior. 20. Cuts of lunior Class Play given today. Ruth Hunt celebrates her natal day. 21. Senior Exams Begin. 22. lunior Class Play. 23. lunior-Senior Prom. 24. Baccalaureate. 25. Class Day. 26. Senior Breakfast. 27. Commencement. 28. Well it's all over now. Good-bye Seniors. 29. Everyone is out ot school. So Long!
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IN MEMORY OF LEWIS ATKINSON OUR FRIEND AND CLASSMATE lt seems a sad reality That Death must claim the yo But you have reached a highe- With Angels you have sung. Have left this earth of misery, Qt sorrow, grief, and tears. While we must face it all ung r height Throughout the coming years. -Lua .mi Page 31 It-14-H n McWilliams
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