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Feb. 27- A large day- The biology class -went on a field trip in th . morning; Chlorine gas escaped from the chemistry labra- tory in the afternoon and last but not least, the Frost- men gave a party in.,the evening. Feb. 28- Students’ Assembly election of officers. C6e Malone de- feated his rival, Harley Schumacher, and was elected Pres ident. ' ; Mar. 3 - French class received their first letter from their or- phan. She can write English as well as French and the class is very proud of her. Mar. 4 - Seniors gave a Wallace Reid” preformance at the .theater. Mar. 5 - Hart Bascom, Llewellyn Jones and George Russel were ab- sent on account of the mumps. Mar. 7 - Junior program- A play Thank Goodness the Table is set was presented. Elizabeth Mills, a former student of the M.U.H.S., visited us. Mar. 8 - Alumni game-we won. y; Mar. 11- The four-'classes had their pictures taken today. We all saw the birdie. “ Mar. 12- The 3asket-ball boys entertained the Home Ec. girls with a bountiful spread. Troup train went thru here, today. ‘School was dismissed at 8:45 and some pupils returned in time to take up their studies' again at 2 P.M. Mar. 13- Others began to make up 200 minutes for being absent the day before. . ; Mar. 17- Freshmen gave their class program in true St. Patrick’s style. ‘ “ Mar. 19- We won from the Reforros-tory in basket-ball 21-2Q Mar. 20- Juniors go on one of their 'joyous hikes and take their chariot (alias, an express wagon) along. .. .,' Mar. 21- Spring began and spring fever, the latest epidemic, sprea fast thru the school. Mar. 25- Bast number of the Lyceum Course- Josephine Dominick Con- cert Company- The best of all. The Seniors gave their Hop afterwards. Mar. 26- The Freshmen, including Miss Sherill and Miss McCabe, climbed High Rock. Mar. 27- The basket-ball boys, the faculty, their husbands and wives, were entertained at a banquet. Mar. 28- The Senior Class gave their program. Coe and Marian starred in the Courtin’ . We were also highly entertain ed by Harley’s pianolog. Mar. 30- Clocks were set ahead an hour. Apr. 4 - Spanish club gave a play entitled La “aon c. ho one iu derstood it but themselves. Some members of'the Public Speaking class presented a de- lightful little skit, Dory’s Diplomacy . We think Ethel- yn and Helen will make first class vaudeville entertainers Apr. o - Teachers’ election. -Apr. r - F ire alarm sounded- a real fire too. We discovered that the boys of the chemistry class and Mr. Stanton, are real heroes. Ap. . b - The «unior gir.L.s went off on a hike alone. Where were th, beys? They missed a good time and good eats. Oi
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