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8 THE ALARM School Calendar Jan. 2—Almost everyone is back after a joyous Christmas vacation. 3-4—Miss Styer teaches in Miss Benson’s place. We defeat Wyanet 27 to 13. 7—Big snowstorm. Many tardy. Several people freeze their hands. 10— Big day—Arlene celebrates her 17th birthday. Tubby presents her with a check for $100. 11— We journey to West Bureau and beat ’em, too. Yes, sir! 21 to 17. 14-15—Reviewing for semesters. Arlene’s ink gets frozen—and how! 16—Eyes are red ; Everyone’s blue, ’Cause Thursday and Friday Semesters are due. 17-18—Semesters. We play at Buda. Score 31-20 with us on the heavy end. 21— June tells girls in the restroom of Lombard and its attractions (?) 22— Game with Malden called off because of slippery roads. 23— Freshman play “Sauce for the Goslings” second period. 24— Seniors are great “essayists”. Their names will long remain in history—I mean in English IV. 25— Tiskilwa game postponed. Those hills are too much for them- 28— Kathryn has a serious time getting the Seniors to practice for their program. 29— Oyster supper for the faculty and B. B. team by Mr. Hudson —oysters in the shell, right from the East. 30— Senior program. Pep meeting. Feb. 1—Big game with Sheffield. We win, 19 to 17. 4—Elizabeth brightens up the dark corners with her new red sweater. Fay gets burned in Physics class. 5— We played Malden here and were defeated, 24 to 16. 6— Beulah E. has operation. Junior program postponed. 7— Evelyn and Doris celebrate their 17th birthdays. 8— We beat Neponset, 55 to 11 11— Just another blue Monday— Several of the girls are wearing blue. 12— Orchestra practice. French II. very interesting. 14— Oh! Cupid! Show thy face! Miss Benson and Senior boys all very good natured this morning. 15— No school—County Tournament at Wyanet. We stay in for two games. 18—Arlene is very generous in giving Kathryn one of her much loved possessions. What is it? Ask Arlene. 19— Miss Schneider is heard practicing every morning in the Cooking room. 20— First edition of tne Alarm is issued—to a few. 22—Ohio defeats us, 33 to 21. 26— B. B. boys defeat Walnut there, 29 to 15. 27— Strange noises heard at band practice. Investigations find that it was Edna D. playing the bass horn- 28— Cooking class serves luncheon. Does Helen H. make a good host? And how! Mar. 1—Mineral comes over and we defeat them 24 to 7. 4— Six weeks tests. Beulah E. back to school after four weeks’ vacation. 5— We defeat Tiskilwa, 29 to 21. 6— Ruth B. appears with a beau- tiful diamond ring and earrings. gpT 7— June and Arlene have fight. Referee, Ora T. 8— D i s t r i c t Tournament at Princeton.
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MANLIUS HIGH SCHOOL 7 “WHEN WE BEEN YOUNG” Hew we Seniors looked four years ago. Top Row: Howard Saunders, Dale Hartz, Conrad Hudson. Clifford Hansen, Fay Overly, Lyle Gloden, Glenn Murphy, Clifford Jensen, Leonard Olson, Irwin Christiansen. Second Row: Helen Hochstatter, Leatha Smith, Marvel Draper, Frances Nelson. Evelyn Johnson, Kathryn Johnson, Doris Johnson, Elizabeth Friend, Mr. Anderson. Bottom Row: Roger Czech, Daniel Raabe, Bertel Carlson Robert Baxter, William Draper, Kenneth Jenson, Ronald Dabler, Verdin Johnson, Francis Dabler. Band Concert The following program was rendered by the school band on March 12: March—Progress ............... Band Waltz—Claudine ................ Band Duet—Playmates. Saxophones and Cornets Jrance of Libreti Mr. Wm. Turvill Glee Club— Stars Are Brightly Shining. Bells of St. Mary. Orchestra— Wild Horses Poet and Peasant Overture Talk—Mr. Turvill, Director. Motion Pictures Young America—C. G. Conn, Peoria, 111. March—Ambition .............. Band Brass Quartet—The Palms.. Band Novelette—Dainty ...... .... Band March—Snappy ................ Band Closing Number—America... Band
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