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Sept CALENDAR . 6 First day of school. Plenty of Freshies, green and small. Sept. 7 Students, raincoats, and umbrellas go to County Fair. Sept.21 Frosh Initiation Party in the new athletic field. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. NOV. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Apr. Apr. Apr. May May May May Hey Key 26 Musical Rialto Players entertain at Assembly. 31 The first month ends. Sighs of relief. 15 Girls' Chorus Initiation Party.Audrey swings Butcher Boyll 20 Benita Hull shows us something in cornet playing. 31 Day after Hallowe'en. Campus is transformed over night. 3.4 State Teachers' Convention at Milwaukee. Vacation for us! 8 Frosh give Return Party to Sophomores. Good work, Froshl 11 Armistice Program. Band makes first public appearance. 16 Annual sales campaign opens with peppiest assembly of year. 24-25 Thanksgiving Vacation! Yes, we were able to come back. 29 Princeton cagers defeated here. Juniors sponsor dance. 1 Annual sales campaign closes. Golds win over Blues. 6 Senior Play Cast has pictures taken of scenes from play, 8 Sr. Class Play. First time Gradon didn't sit on Elmer's hat. '9 Big basketball game of the year with our ace rival, Westfield. Biggest Junior Class Dance of the year. 13 Home Ec. Club holds popcorn sale, Loretta sweeps corridor. 21 Home Ec. Club serves their first banquet. Faculty and Board of Education enjoy a delicious dinner. 23 Pop, peanuts, and cake enjoyed by Mathematicians. Play of The Nativity. Santa arrives, but what a figure. 28 Student body well represented at Band Mothers' Dance. Thanks for the swell music and good time. 1 Ground broken for new gymnasium annex. 10 All students back with New Year's resolutions made. 23-24 Semester Exams! Everyone is anxious to hear returns. 30 Ten degrees above in the moonlight. M.H.S. socialites enjoy Sleigh-ride followed by party at Joe Hulr . 3 Impersonations in Sr. English Class. Baby Snooks appears. 8 Blues are hosts to the victorious Golds at dinner party. Forensic Players display talent in a first-rate program. 9 Ten students try out for position of cheer leader. Students suffering sore arms from small pox vaccinations. 10 High School campus provides skating rink! Illegal school dance. Inquire of Stephen B. for particulars. 13 Everyone in Sunday best pose for Hilltopper pictures. 14 The boys live up to their reputation as the stronger sex by winning Prof. Quiz Contest. Latin play Bullat'l held. 16 Mathematicians are farmers for one period and learn grains. l7 Soldiers,Colonists, Washingtons, Sailors, and Ladies of by- gone days truck on down at the Home Ec. Masquerade Ball. 22 News Staff and Annual Staff sponsor a patriotic program. 23 The great Gluesing displays his magic to bewildered Frosh. la4 District W.I.C.A. Basketball Tournament at Markesan. 4 Miss Scobie and Mr. Shestock each buy new cars. The Senior Play Cast regret the passing of Old Faithful. 6 The Dr. was busy caring for the Annual Adviser. 10 Seniors now aware of their beauty. Graduation pictures come. 30 The Granite Hilltopper goes to press. The basketball boys are entertained at a banquet sponsored by Home Ec. Club. 5 Local Forensic Contest held in Assembly. 7-10 Easter Vacation! Girls sport new bonnets. 14 Hilltop is host to seven schools at League Forensic Contest. 6 Our M.H.S. Band enters Class C Division of Tournament at Waupun. The Blue and Gold strut to the blare of drums. 17 Home Ec. students diSplay art in Style Show. 19 Biggest event of the year! Junior Prom! 20 Granite Hilltopper distributed. wsFirst annual in seven- teen years. Autographs solicited. 29 Class Night! Srs. past, present, and future come to light. 31 Graduation! Farewell to Class of '39. June 1 The last day of school! 50
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