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12-It must have been puppy-love, for Jack walks to the station Without Dorothy. l3- Sophs colorize the stage in chapel. 14-Rip!! Bang!! Mzirs plays New Castle in basketball tonight. 17-Cashdollar has a date. VVonder how the show was! ! ! ! ! l8-Another bump ahead of Monday. 19- Purple shining up-his watch!!!! 20- Hoot can't find his overshoes. Let's have a boot hunt. 21-Another fish day. 24-Hulda teaches fifth grade. Poor kids! ! ! !! 25-Miss Blose dons her specs Z6-No, we didn't get any new pictures. just cleaned the old ones. 27-24 hours before Friday! ! ! !! if ' if. 2s-Rain????errfre2-ferret' Wglgn 31-Big event of the year. Mid-term exams! Goody, goody! FEBRUARY 1-Exams and more exams. l Q Z-Day off for teachers to correct papers. X 3- Everybody got exempted. No one came to exams. X 4-Banana oil! 7-It's a new semester. Everyone settles down, etc., etc., etc.- 8-Miss Cumming lectures Seniors. ,X 9-Bowser gets a shave. 10-Some parlez-vous'sl' perform in chapel. ' X ll- Ten-nights in the bar-room for Kermit! Set the alarm clock. lil-Wonder who sent Miss Blose the big valentine ? ? F? ???? 15-Cupid is still throwing darts. l l6- There's music in the air. Tra-la-la-la- Seniors sing. l7-Scarlet Fever victimizes Grinny. -Beta gives us a hot program. -Flora gets snowed in. 22-George Wasliington eliminates a holiday. 23-Enough snow to cover Demas' feet. 24-Another legal holiday uncelebrated. A Senior's birthday. 25-Kermit late again. Caught in a dense fog. 28-One year before we leap. 18 21 MARCH ' l-Basketball season closed with Whoops and cheers. Fern turns ''cradle-snatcher. 2 2-Snow, snom, snow-and more snow!!! 1 -Everyone studies. Surprise for teachers. 3 N L!-Morning after the night before. 'i 7-Wohlgemutli getting popular with the girls. S-Very droll day. VVhy? 9-Down to business. ' 10-Senior try-out for graduation quartette. .i-4 11-A beautiful day--for ducks?????i C Q !!!. 14-Play practice. 15-A lot of girls playing wife. 16- Trig class play with blocks. 17- The wearing of the green -the freshies didn't need to alter their colors. 18-How thrilling! ! ! Seven more days gone. 3 if 21-Scandal-machines going full force. H 22- Barney takes a few days off for his health. i Z3 .F L The Editors. , V. 'ii' - 24-VVOW! Another hit! just paper wads!!! Q, I I i T XVHINTTY -El G HT , ' 4- . gl iff.:-, X 7 r., fy. -,z-:Rh I l 3 5? '- - N ' , 1 f . '- -- U 251' :Lf ' '--- ..- L gm, . , I i ' - . vi i A .-ff. iw - . na ... , .. iff -You'll have to continue reading 'till you come to more important stuff-
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NOVEMBER 1-Seniors get pictures taken, er-er-we mean they took a few days off to go to the show. 2-Some more bright lights take, VV:-: muSt have our pictures taken, for an excuse to go swimming. 3-Mr. Conley sings in chapel, do-re-mi-fa- 4-Some of the freshy talent pantomimes its way to the stage in chapel. lVIr. Shumaker tells us his poor heart is breaking. Miss Cumming recommends LePage's glue. Lil I 6-Hot diggity! We certainly are a handsome bunch by the looks of our pictures. 9-Flora forgets her specs, VVateh your step, old dear. ' .JL U. -QV.. - -H l0-Chapel's main purpose is to spiritualize the boys for the big game week. 11-Holiday!!!! Nevertheless we swamp Grove City 18-0. 12-Back again, and the boys tell us how to lick Evans City tomorrow. l5- Ham disappointed. We made only 65 points to Evans City's O. l6-Cheer up!! Wo1'se things than that can happen. VVilma arranged the racks in her tires so that the 8 Hat tires would be this morning instead of tonight. 17-A few seats are being changed in study hall, due to the far sighted specs of Miss Jackson. 18-Gully, Earl lVIoore is very studious in French Hcuzi' he is quite taken up with France. l9-Ruth France, picture editor, announces that the snapshots are coming in but they were snapped when they should have been shot. Z2-The only thing l can say is lf the shoe fits put it! on. I 23- Marg Forsythe made a hit! That's right! She bumped into Ernest Mair. 24-After today's Literary we hope Howard and Grace live happily ever after. 29-Thanksgiving spirit!!! A freshie caught thanking Mr. Conley for the holiday. 30--Roberta and Betsy,' Jackson still arguing whether there are two or three- beats in a flask -er I mean, a measure, . DECEMBER flea -- 1-Two freshies sick of school. l 2-Basketball practice. Everybody help! 3-More tests! Teachers finding out what we don't know. 6- Flon Loerch and Raymond Croft still hitting on all four! 'fl , 7-Hulda is thrilled because Ambrose smiles at her. Flora almost perishes with jealous wrath! X I 8-Reports go out, and some will stay out too, cuz pop won't sign 'em! Q 9- Bill Bowser falls down the stairs. 10-Frances is quite a singer. Already she has progressed as far as the Marsellaise. 1 13-M1'. Conley gets a haircut and celebrates by taking a day off. 1 14-Gee we're extravagant. Got a new hoard in the boardwalk. ll 15--Mfr. Conley's theory of Gold and Silver is disputed by Florence. Hot argument! A 2 16-- Yust one day 'till we start breakin' rules for the rest of the' year. X ' I 17-Last day of school this year. Two week's vacation. L V JANUARY ' fl, 3--Back again! Grand start for the new year with a lecture in chapel. -i. . l 4-Tuesday! Huh? Yep! That's it! f l -' l 5-- Dutch', Eyth heard singing Baby Face. A penny for your thoughts, Dutch 5 I -QQ 6-Popular school song is Forsaken.'J it fi-Q. , 7-Do you ostracize? Well, brother, we don't do that here! ' l 1 10-Sara Thompson b aks the knobs of Lizzie's doors, and gets locked out. Get JH can-opener to get i ! 'N X ll-Play Committee 'j. I-w1alks Pittsburgh to find a suitable farce. ff, f.,,, ' - .1 I Q ki 5 an TWVENTY-SEVEN I -Cbhxiij U ga 'E ir... if -2 . r ,ff -ee 'lf' ' .rv , A 'Z Q Z :X,X,A-,i-A - - - X
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25-Such is life-in detention! 28-lntense wlork1among the Seniors???????? 29-After a twenty minute lecture Mr. Conley looks up and finds that all have lied. - Dutch Eyth sings in chapel. G! Wliat a noise! -Frances Mair studies her English for a change! APRIL 30 31 l-You're a bigger fool than I. 4-lVIiss jackson llashes a diamond! iiWZ1ZZ3t,, mean? 5-Marriage licenses issued tomorrow. 6-Seniors pick their diplomas. 7-Let's stay home toda.y. Will yu, huh? lf you do, I will, too. 8-Time for another party. ll-Nobody died. I 12-Seniors half baked. Nlr. Conley roasts them in Sociology. MP1, 13-lVIiss Cumming says that the more invitations you send the more presents you'll E if ut' get. H--lVliss Hespenheide gets a new dress. 15- Dina drives the hearse to school. - sf ' 1 l l8-l-of April in '75, hardly a man is alive after Sociology. lg-M0l'6 play practice. 20-Good night-little flowers of Mars. y 2l- Hoot says, ul love Charc better than any other fuel ! 22-Mr. Shumaker pulls another joke. l fx 25-Paul Cooper loses his dignitylin a snow drift. l f ' 26-W7e get only a half day off. 'Twas just a Junior's birthday. l 27-- freshies still using their go-carts. l 28- freshies lose their class baby-Kocher gets long pants! .X X 29-Gene Tunney says, 'Billy' Salem will be my next trainer. x ' MAY YI 2-The Sophs are entirely too silly. 3-New rules and regulations after'teacher's meeting. -l- Cat writes a letter to Edna. 5-Sara 'l'hompson answers correctly--by mistake. 6-Class play nearing completion. - xx 9- The next day it rained. By special request of M. J. Cumming. 10--'By the number of calendars in the school, Mars evidently patronizes the Farmers National Bank. ffvx ll--It R-A-l-N-E-D, now lVl. sl. C. can wear her new! slicker. 1 X X 12-lfrla's Lizzie still flats, I I. '13-Blessed relief-the owner collected the Suspenders from the bulletin boa1'd!!!! L 16-Full moon ! ! ! ll Boys take advantage of it. l 17-lt'll be light all week. fmy 18-Bauingarten changes the map of Pennsylvania. , 19-Seniors rapidly increase their vocabularies. ft 20-Private opinions! No admittance. Q J y 22-Baccalaureate. L XJ 23-Classes deliver year books. 4. f ' 2+- Will you miss us when we are gone ir' A Senior. K 2 1 25--Best year book ever in the market. X 3 il 26-Big exercises in chapel. l l '-i Z7-They're all sorry for treating us so mean. Ill 3 - -, 31-Boy, we can step!!! Practicing the grand march. l i' i JUNE 1 1- Knee deep in June! 2 'l ffl' 2--A sail!! Ahoy, classmates. Another voyage in sight. l ' .5-' 3-Seniors stop playi hook. ' 1 6-Commencement. ' , I 7-Senior chapel! G oc ye, good luck, God bless you! 2 lift TwlcN'rY-NINE 3 V' ggi i 1 . ' 3 '.zs- s v .5 if ,, .. e - ll-- ,,. g , .' K Lf' . f 1 -..J-ff2f ' Pi ' C Y Pl wr- 1, , 1 I
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