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lj- Q ta T J is ll fi L i iw- 9- f , Y U TD. .jf at --.-ft s- -----b --- THE REFLECTOR 1929 CALANDER FOR 1928 -- 1929 SEPTEMBER September l7 - September 28 - OCTOBER October 3 -- October 5 - October ll - October I2 - October I5 - October l7 - October I8 - October 22 - October 23 - October 25 - NOVEMBER November 6 - November 7- l November I2 - November I5 - November I8 - November 23 M DECEMBER December 6 - December 7 - December l2 - December l4 - December 2l - jANUARY january 3 - january I0 - january ll - lNovember 9 - tilt The saddest day of the year. School starts. First McGuITey game. Reading 0- MCG., 26. McGuffey Mixer given by Seniors. English Student Teachers start on their torturous round of work The second football game. Catholic High - 7 McG. - 12. Senior Class in English Cbecause of their superior men- talityj chosen to give hrst demonstration of the year. Plan to take Stall? pictures. False alarm. Some-one was sick. Book Reports due. Such a scramble for books! Miss Corl asks for her 75 cent book fee. poor purses fairly scream. Another observation class. Mr. Coulter presents McG., with water carrier. Mr. Reed tells chemistry class that any one who dares bring HZS to McG,, building drops his course. Dancing at noon every Thursday announced. McGuffey Hallowe'en party is great success. Big time in McGufTey. Straw votes taken. Hoover croud in McOuffey. Election returns by radio started at 8 o'clock and con- tinued all day long, Mirror Staff members journey to Columbus to enter Mirror in contest. Big wreck! - We see after-eifects of the wreck. Second book reports. Oh, dear! A'Mirror Staff pictures hnally taken -- after 6 at- tempts Football party given by juniors. And another observation ! Seniors again. First basketball game of season. Victory for hrst team but not so good for second, Grade cards again. Date set for junior Play. Postponed because of flu ! School out for vacation. No one was to come back 'till next year, 1929. Back to school. Two whole days 'till Friday. junior play, Cou.si1zs. Everybody well. ' Assembly. Fourth graders masters of ceremonies. Keep off the grass, high-school. Tice :ily-six
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THE REFLEQTOR 1929 january I4 --- january I5 - january IS - january Z3 - january 28 - january Z9 - january 30 - january 31 - FEBRUARY February I H February IO - February I5 - February I6 - February I8 - February I9 F February 22 - MARCH March 4 -- March 6 - March 9-I0 - March I3 - March I5 - March Z6 - March 29 - APRIL April 9 - April IZ v April I9 W April 25 - April 26 - April 30 - MAY lVlay I - May Z - May 3 - May 4 - May I0 - May I4 - May I7 - May Z9 Y May 31 - jUNE june I - june 2 - june 6 - june 7 -- Another blue, cold, dull, Monday. And to cap the climax -- book reports. Boys played Catholic lrligh - and were defeated for the nrst time in two years. Score I5 Q- 28. Temperance picture '1DeZzz'em1zce. Services for exams. Tests flying thick and fast. More tests! Back to routine work. Debates! Debates l Debates! Have you a book report? Party alter the Basketball game. Big success - both game and party. New student teachers hold the reins. Senior debaters chosen. All ready for the big fray. A picture show. Big holiday. Wilson High Game. Both of our teams victorius. School heard inaugural address. Picture show for French Students. Warm days - spring fever. Green issue of the !Vlirr0r out. Hurrah for basket- ball boys! lnterclass debates. Sophomores lost out. Then the Seniors. I-lurrah for the victorous juniors! !lflirror play practice every night. Vacation starts. Ten days of joy. , f X 2231. . . l'f x ' Back to school again. I f Mirror Staff play Hiji1zks. V v QQ Oakwood program here.. ' '5 ' : , Goodwill Program at Miamisbuig. -, K junior - Senior Reception. Grade Cards - oh! oh! - - Roudebush fined for wreckless driving. Snow storm - hail too. Good-will program at Oakwood. And practice for the Senior play goes on. High school party. Sponsored by Sophs. Sign for Reflectors. Pictures taken. The Senior Play given. Great success and much money taken in 'lor Reflector. Senior Dance. Grand party! Alumni Banquet - at the Commons. Class sermon given in Memorial Presbyterian Church. School picnic. Commencement. And school is out! '29ners are now alumni. 7'we71iy-seven - .-1,-1 lsgaigsgsi. gi sg I l -iihllgadx '
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