Marengo High School - Tiger Yearbook (Marengo, IA)

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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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Napoleon Solomon Noah Lot Sphinx Wm. of Orange Ben Hur Ino. Burroughs Grange W. J. Bryan Pluto Apollo Diogenes Socrates Samson Hoff RUG UE 'S GALLER Y Doc Addington Chas. M. Fels Ruth Biggs Kenneth Rundall Dean Kruse Betty Popham Harold Wfandling Geo. F. Edwards Edwin Cook Ye Editor E. M. Owen Dick Tompkins Norma Rumple Bobby Ackerman Miss Benner Miss Crenshaw fwatching pole vaultj- Just how much higher do you think he could go if he didn't have to carry that stick? He's a little NAPper. You should see his Harem. Don't you think we'.re right? But when you get to know him- 'Ihe power that makes the windmills go is his. Now, if I had 'been hlfrf' Always talking of bir s. Th-1' local counterpart. Has run so often with slight success. Ye master of ye truly grates. And rosy!-cheeked Apollo-- Is there someone good enough to black my! lamps? Gosh all hemlock! H-a s strong for the girls. Always up in the air. History answer- Louis XVI was gelatined during the Fr. Revohitionf' Miss Bradley- Wfhy don't you come out for Gle-al Club? Orange S.- Oh, I've worked in a lbakery so long' that I can't get above dough. Mr. Whitc+ What is the easiest way to drive a nail without smashing 'yroiur finger Bigbde- Hold the hammer in both hands. Mr. White: Mr. Shipton: Miss Chambers: Lyl-at Kenney: Mr. Owen: Miss Merritt: Pauline A.: Miiss Benner: Ruth Biggs: Miss Crenshaw: Miss -Crenshaw fdiscussing Class Playl- DoVyou like Shakespearean roles? Charles Fels- I don't know, we dont 'bake them in Homestead. QUOTA TIONS Let's see now-- Now, class, I want you to get this. This won't do at all. I don't know. :'You surely know the answer to that simwple question. You may tak-al this for transcription. I didn't get that far. No, I haven't corrected your test papers+y1et. flack of space prevents publication.J When you translate this, ihwe sure to get the correct construc- tion. Sqn