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Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Flelb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 1. Alumni 12, Marengo 5. 2. Foggy. Mr. Hot Dog, where is your shadow? 3. Rundall's weddin'. 4. Normal. Training social at Norma Rumple s. 5. Annual Board picnic at Crenshaws'. 5-6. Benner attends history conference at Iowa City. Hurrah! first swim of the 12. Cummings, Teeter, and Tompkins 'fbreak the ice with the year. 13. Conroy 21, Marengo 14, Conroy 2nds 22, Marengo 2nds 20. 12. County contestg Claire first over all. 15. Miss 'Merritt dons specs 16. Latin Ciub stages Colonial party: at Dowers'. 16. Marengo 9, Williamsburg 6. 20. English room has a feline visitor. , 24. Teachers' party at Shiptonsi Miss Hamm, don't lbe 'silly. 26. Defeat at Millerslburg Declamatory Contest. 26-27. Marengo 2, Williamsburg Og Parnell 37, Marengo 11. 9. Teachers' party at Miss Chamlbersi 12. Radio party at Bouchers'. The Latin Club now lbears the name 'Latinae Stellae.' The stars will be seen at initiation. 12. Ladora 16, Marengo 133 Marengo 2nds 11, Ladora 2nds 2. 18. No Plryvsics failures this week. ,A red letter' week for class and instructor. 19. Alumni 23, High School 20. 21. Spring is here-ibut not for long. 29. City election, and big celelbration. Marr. 30. Benner is late to Eiconomics four memory: is awfulb. April 1. Turn to jokes. April 2. Annual 'work ready for publication. Thank Heaven! April 16. Caesar party at Tompkins'. April 30. County Track Me-et. May May May May May 7. '23, Class Sermon. 25. Senior Class Play-the best ever. 27. Class Dayu. 28. Commencement. Junior-Senior Reception.
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Calendar Sept. 3. Registration for the little folks QFr'eshmen and Sophomoresl Sept. 4. Registration day for Juniors and Seniors. Sept. 7. First day of school. Mr. Shipton addresses prospective flunks at Legion Hall Sept. 8. Rain doesn't dampen our spirits: we don't mind missing a few classes. Sefpt. 17. Football Conference at Ames. Were brass kunckles abolished? Sept. 25. Marengo 7, Williamsburg 0. Oct. 2. Clyde Wall enlists in army. Oct. 3. Belle Pliaine 6, Marengo 0. Oct. 9. Latin Club formed at !Miiss Crenshawfs. Don't cry over sour milk. Oct. 12. Brooklym 24, Marengo 0. Oct. 16. Fire prevention day. Mr. Thissen pays no heed. Oct. 20. Cards outg expert forgers commence copying signatures. Oct. 23. A massacre, Tama 40, Marengo 0. Oct. 27. Snow. Miss Paul discards her tennis shoes. Oct. 28. Junior sweaters arrive. Nov. 2. Junior sweaters need cleaning. Nov. 4-6. State Teachers' Convention at Des Moines. Nov. 10. First and last melating of the Shorthand Club. Nov. 12-13. lNormal Trainers have hash house Oriental Tea Ro0m. ' Teachers spir- itual . fW'e mean inspirational.J Nov. 13. Latin party at Dutchers'. Nov. 14. Marengo 7, Iowa City 0. Lyle Kenney misses train and Mr. Shipton chauf feurs him to the game. Nov. 16. Harriett tells Seniors why Annual will 'be good. Nov. 17. T-eacher's party at Miss Me.rritt's. Nov. 18. Sadie Kuch decides to change name. We haven't heart what name she prefers Nov. 19. Thlilrmometers posted. Annual sales are not hot, Nov. 20. Report cards. Practice makes perfect-in copying pa.pa's signature. Nov. 16-20. National Educational Week---but school goes on. Nov. 21. Marengo 9, Montezuma 6. Miss Paul sprains ankle. Nov. 26. Thanksgiving. North English 7, 'Marengo 3. Nov. 30. Billy Seelbach joins the gang. Dec. 1. Officers elected by -Normal Trainers. Dec. 10. Freshy feasts at River to River. Dec. 14. Teacher's patty at Willis's. Meeting of 'basketball hoperfuls. See jokes. Dec. 18. Latin Clulb entertained by Frances Seidel. Dec. 211. Fire occupies attention of 'Hockey Clufb. Dec. 22. Benner late to assembly fexcuse us, this is not an eventj. D+Ec. 24. VACATION! Dec. 25. Christmas. Freshies hang up stockies. Jan. 4. To all joys there is an end. -Tan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Tan. Jan. Jan. Ian. Ian. 5. Freshmen 8, Seniors 6. fSee joke column.J 6. Juniors 5, Sophomores 1. 7. Sonhomc-res 15, Sfniors 75 Juniors 29, Frefhmen 5. 8. Debate. 11. I wonder if I've' got any mail and which college it's from. 12. Exemption list read in 10 seconds time. 15. Registration and cards. Maren-so 2, Brooklyn 0. 18. Have you sef:'n Miss 'Padden'? 19. Alumni 14, Hi-gh School 3. 22. Declamatory contest-triple Senior victory. 22. Conroy 40, Marengo 165 Conroy 2nds 10, Marengo 2nds 8. 26. Alumni 13, Marengo 6. Dan. l2l8. Latin Club party at Glenns'. Jan. 29. Swb-county Ccontestg another threefold victory. Jan. 29. Brooklyvn 21,- Marengo 5.
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