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EVENTS SEPTEMBER School days, school days, dear old golden rule days -begin. We the people, etcf'-Miss Means speaks to the students on 1 stitution Day. l'Hold that line! Hold that line!,' We held Wausau to a 0-0 s4 Thoughts went to China as H. C. White lectured in native Ch: costume. Kryl Symphony concert. Teacher: Harry, you mustn't laugh out loud in class. Harry: I didn't mean to. I was smiling, and the smile busted. OCTOBER Tiger Board selected-first meeting-assignments made. First vacation-our teachers attend Wausau convention. Early evening! A fire siren! Horrihed, we watched 'mold McKin burn to the ground. McKinley students resume classes in Purdy School. Bobby, tell me where the elephant is found. The elephant, he said, is such a large animal it is scarcely lostf, NOVEMBER Armistice Day-Reverend Oates addressed the students of Purdy McKinley High Schools. A tremendous success! Second Tiger Carnival! Publication of I annual is assured. '!The Youngest is presented by the Junior Class. V A hunting they did go! Mr. Bitzer got a deer and a bear-alm Thanksgiving vacation begins. Photographer flining up students for a school picturejz Now si nicely at that girl over there, young man. Bill: Aw, heck, that's my sister. DECEMBER Mr. W. Kenney gives the students some insights on insurance. Tinl-ters and Thinkers -we have both. Mr. Grothwell explai which is which. Seniors take I. Q. testsz Merry Christmas! Mr. Hoops asked for and received-a wife. jim: XVasn't that a nice juicy lecture on the 'Culture of Prunes Tim: It surely was. The professor was so full of his subject. JANUARY Safety talk given by Mr. R. A. Allen. Home Circle Ensemble composed of Mrs. Pinion, Mary and Lorra entertained at student's assembly. Semester ends. Student: t'What is the date, please? Teacher: Never mind the date. The examination is more importar Student: t'Well, sir, I wanted to have somethin ri ht on m a c 8 S Y P P Teacher: This is an ideal spot for our school picnic. John: It must be. Fifty million insects can't be wrong. 64
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