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NICDLAOO n-n D9 4 18 21 6 27 2 4 5 11 4 17 18 21 22 24 25 29 1 2 7 JANUARY 1916 School opens. Only six absent. Girls play Volley ball. M. H. S. beats Militia in Basket ball. Football team has photo taken. Austin elected Captain for 1916. 22 below zero and Mr. Mouck wears a straw hat. Freshies game of marbles breaks up when some nut drops a mar- ble on the floor. M. H. S. 23: Prophetstown 22. Senior and Soph. girls win-Volley ball game. M. H. S. 31: Amboy 14. Dance afterwards. Exams. begin. Independents 21: M. H. S. 11. FEBRUARY Junior benefit picture show. M. H. S. 35: Clinton 4. Fights between players: also spectator. Leap year dance afterwards. Senior Carnival of Mutt and Jeff, Wild Man, Murphy Family, etc, Enid King CSophD married. Basket ball team has picture taken. Bayard seen with two girls. Amboy 22: M. H. S. 10. John Boyd fishes for gold fish during reci- tation. Had half hour of victrola music. Wreck of the Hesperusf' 4 Basket ball team breaks up. Seniors notified by Bus. Mgr. to have pic- tures taken. MARCH Bayard narrowly escaped death today. He nearly fell while walking down the aisle. Victrola music. One of Senior girls falls down back stairs. Top heavy. Stairs slightly damaged. Orchestra and Board of Editors have pic- tures taken. Martha changes her name to Knox. Bump Crump gets a hair cut. Mr. and Mrs. Knox fWalter and Marthaj come in school about 10 o'clock. Why does Birney like civics better than before. Senior boy after Bates. Alfred H. gets an idea. As a result Mr. Weaver enters assembly room and or- ders about six Senior boys from his desk as the photographer exits op- posite door. Senior candy sale. Bayard quits Physics. Kids are bereaved. Bayard is grieved. Torrence is relieved. Senior boys have not yet given girls their party. Alfred Collins sent for note, but alasl the teacher sees it too. John Flikk made blind on account of bright colored hosiery worn by Theo. Everyone has Spring fever. APRIL The Junior girls start to boys' track team meeting. In Civics, Bayard cannot answer a ques- tion, upon which Miss Barnes remarks: There's another nut to crack. Seniors trying to decide upon Class Play. Seniors have Republican and Democratic Conventions. Boys plan to go to Cornell to Interscholastic Track Meet May 6. Lecture by Dr. Bancroft on Assassination of Abraham Lincoln. Alice Rowland seen admiring kitchen cabi- nets in Leggate's window. fHow sud- den.J Miss Brown: Now I don't expect to see you here again, Walter. Walter K.: Not see me here again, Miss Brown? Why, yo' all aint a goin' to resign yo' job, is yo', Miss Brown?
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1 YY' 91.49 l O U X1 1 The Edison Has made the talking ma- chine a thing of the past. The New Edison re-creates every form of music so per- fectly that Edison Re- creation can not be dis- tinguished from the original. Let us place an Edison in your home for dem- onstration at no ex- pense to you. Yours for better music S. M. Ladd gl Company Jewelers and Optometrists Teacher: What makes you trans- late so slowly, Sherman? Sophisticated Soph: So that it may sink into the minds of the duller class- mates. The Machine Shop Garage S. J. REHYER, Proprietor Morrison Phone 42 Auto and Machinery Repairing a Specialty Batteries, Racine Tires, Oils, Greases, etc., etc. W. Main and Orange Sts. MORRISON, ILL BROWN'S DRY GOODS SHOES CLOTHING Morrison - Illinois Charles Burr: Mn Weaver, may 1 be excused from practice next Tuesday evening to work on the Annual? Mr: Weaver: Are you sure its an Annual? Lent it about a tri-weekly now! BOYD'S DRUG STORE Largest Stock Finest Merchandise Quickest Service Everything a first-class Drug Store should carry Boyd Has It
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