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1 The Three Mus- 1. Six M's of M. C. lceteers. H. S. 2 Pals , 2. Faithful , Three Soph.s . :L Ye Tea-chem 4 Buzz 19: Donnie . 4. Fighting Spirits . School SEPTEMBER- 4-School opens with a bang. And what a bunch of green Freshies. Where's all the boys, Freshies? 5-Everyone is telling how much they're going to study this year. We shall see. 6-All ready for Freshman reception tomorrow night. Some of the Freshman boys are thinking of buying Austins. 7-Freshman reception. Oh what a time. 10-Just a blue Monday. 11-Juniors and Sophomores have decided to have a party. P. T. A. meeting. 13-Pictures taken. All had their pretty poses and ohl, what poses. Mr. Hutton broke the camera. Poor Mr. Smith just got that one new. 14-Sophomores had a female party at Miss Swab's, while the Juniors enjoyed a party at Botts Grove, especially one Junior, oh, me! Beat Leipsic 12-0. 18-Seniors and Freshmen decided to have a party. 21-Journeyed to Arlington. Swell game. Score ended 0-0. Freshies had a good time at Folk's woods while the Seniors had a Weiner roast and forgot the weiners. They enjoyed about fifteen minutes eating at Clymer's woods. 28-VanBuren payed a visit to Cory and what a welcome they received. Cory trounced them 21-0. OCTOBER- 10-Juniors had a busy day picking their rings, but finally they found the only one for them. 11-Seniors are given a great distinction on this memorable date. They are called the biggst mouthed class in high school. 12-My my, we got out of school today at 1:00 o'clock to go to the game at Rawson. We bat our oldest rivals for the first time in fiften years. CID Just think. The score was 12-6. Sunday school of the Evangelical Church served dinner. Got our grade cards for the first time this year. Many had to read between the lines to see their names on the honor roll. 17-Juniors served dinner today. 19-Mt. Blanchard journeyed over here to be turned back 13-6. The manual training class made us some bleachers. Nice of them, wasn't it? 22-Miss Romey picked Public Speaking Play, A Count of No Account. 23-The Eighth Grade class is said to be the dumbest class in Mt. Cory in Arithmetic. Well, well, Seniors-you're not the only class with a distinction. 25-Seniors served lunch. The ice cream was salty but of course that didn't matter. Went to Arcadia and saw a swell game. Score 6-6, Bonfire in eve. Big turn out, although it was rather wet. NOVEMBER- 3-Poor Betty, or rather, poor Betty's cat. She put it in the oven to keep it warm during the night and the next morning went to Findlay and forgot all about it. When she returned, according to the reports of Betty's mother, she found that the cat didn't like a hot fire in the stove. 7-Out of school today at noon because of Night School in the evening. Very good attendance.
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WHO'S WHO Who's Who BOY Most Popular ...............,..., ........ M axine Reichley .............. ........... B urnette Powell Best Looking ............... ...,..., M axine Reichley ............. ,,,,,A,,,,, W illig King Best Athlete ...,......,.. ....,.........,.................... M ary Morrison .............. ........... C harles Strite Best Mixer ................ ...- .......... .... .................. Marsella Reese ............. .,,,,,,,,,,, W illis King Biggest Flirt .............., ...................,............,. P auline Pitzen .............. ,,AA,,,,,A, E dwin Inbody Most Talkative .,...,....,.... ..,,.. L eah Mae Reese ................,,,,, A,,,A,,,,,A R aymond Hartman Biggest Gossip ...,.......... Mary Louise Whisler .........,,,,,, .,,,,.,,,,, R aymond Hartman Jolliest ....,......................... ......... M arsella Reese ............... .. .......,... Burnette Powell Most Giggly ...,......... ................. B etty Balister ........... ........... N orman Edinger Most Studious ....................... .,............ C elesta Amstutz .....,....,.. ........... N orman King Cutest ...,,.....,...................................... ........... C atherine Alspach ............ . ..,......,. Jasper Dukes Most Devoted Couple ............... .......,...... R uth Krautter ............. ....,...... H erald Welty Laziest ....,...,..................................... .,............. L ena Flath .............. ........... D onald Nussbaum Biggest Tease ..........,............... ............ M axine Light ........... ............ D on Clymer Tomboy and Sissy ....,......... ..........,......... I lda Strite .............. ............ E ugene Schwab Biggest Bluffer .............. .........,.... M ary Morrison ......,...... .,.......... J asper Dukes Wisecracker ............... .....,,...,,.. M ary Morrison ............. ......,..... B urnette Powell Gum Chewer ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. .,..,......,,,. L ois Jordan ..,.......... ..........,. E dwin Inbody Popular Frosh ........., ...........,.. R uth Krautter .............. .....,..... R obert Morrison Digniiied Senior ............ .....,,..... E sther Welty ...,....... .........., A rlo Kinstle Strict Teacher ............ .,.......... F ern Thomas ...,...... .......,.., D . C. Simkins Popular Teacher .......,.... ............ F ern Thomas ........,.. ........... R obert Hutton Generous Teacher ,l,,o,,,,,,,,, .,,......,.... C arolyn Romey ...,,......... ........... R aymond Rothhar Imagine What Would Happen- IF Mr. Rothhar didn't blush when the girls talk to him. IF Mr. Hutton didn't argue with the referee at a basketball game. IF Miss Thomas quit teaching school and was married. IF Leah Mae R. would get lock-jaw so she couldn't talk to the boys. IF Edwin Inbody didn't dirt with the girls. IF Lucille Roether didn't invite a little red-headed boy from Liberty to the Fresh- man class party. IF Mary Morrison wasn't playful in Glee Club , and especially if she wouldn't eat alum. IF Ruth Krautter wouldn't get into mischief then act very innocent. IF Jap Dukes wouldn't use his book in History class. IF Francis Wilkins would get all A's on his grade card including conduct. IF Donald Simmons would make all the baskets he shot. IF Norman Edinger would ask Max R. to take her to the Jr. Play. Of course he would have to ask her at least three weeks ahead of time so he would have a chance to get some stilts made. IF the Sophomore class wouldn't have a quarrel over Rawson and other town girls, when they are planning a party. IF Lyle Crow wouldn't blush when Marsella happened to sit beside him on the bus. IF the Seniors would act like Seniors should in their classes. IF Betty Garlinger and Katheryn Pitzen wouldn't get to sit beside certain high school boys in the assembly. IF Eldon Shafer couldn't talk to Mary Kate and Mary Louise. IF Angeline would lose her giggle. IF Mr. Simkins would run out of pictures for the bulletin board. IF The Powell Chevie wouldn't head for Liberty on those certain nights. IF Miss Swab would be taller so she wouldn't look like the deputy's little girl. IF Miss Romey would be a tight rope walker in the circus. Cathrine Allspach
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Calendar 9-We played Ada at Ada and guess the score, 25-0. Arcadia beat Arlington which ties Arcadia and Mt. Cory for first place. 0-Seniors journeyed to Findlay to have their pictures taken. .2--Mr. Nonnamaker is our superintendent for this week. Mr. Simkins is unable to be here because of sickness. 3--Seniors had a grand holiday looking at each others proofs . .6-We played McComb. Big crowd here to see the most wonderful game. 9-Boys basketball starts. 11-Public Speaking Play, A Count of No Ac- count . The Junior High Bible Class was organized under the direction of Rev. A. E. McVey. .3-First basketball game of the season with Lima. Both teams were victorious. .8-Boys basketball games with Findlay. We won both games. Grade cards. The honor roll is more reasonable. 9-Thanksgiving-No school today or tomorrow. DECEMBER- 3-Back to school again and no one has any- thing to do. 7-Arlington came here to play the first county game of B. B. Girls were victorious. 8-We journeyed to Pandora for B. B. game. The boys lost but the girls won. 1-P. T. A. postponed. 4-We played VanBuren at VanBuren. The boys won but the girls lost by one point. 7-We were awarded the cup for football championship. It was awarded by Prof. A. J. Hooley of VanBuren and received by Charles Strite, Capt. of the football team. 1-We played Liberty, making a defeat for the girls and a victory for the boys. 2-First day of Christmas vacation. ANUARY- 2-Back again after a grand and glorious time. Of course everyone studied today. 3-Miss Freeman, one of our former teachers, was a visitor today. 4-Alumni game. The girls won but the boys bowed to defeat. 5-We journeyed to Alger to gain another vic- tory for the girls and a defeat for the boys. 6--Grand Review for exams. 0-11-Exams. I wonder why people stay in at noon to study. Unusual. 1-Rawson came here to play one of the most exciting games of the season. Our girls trounced Rawson but the boys lost by a few points. 4-County exams. The Senior class decided to sell subscriptions for magazines in order to raise money for the annual. The class is divided into two groups and the side sell- ing the least subscriptions has to feed the winning side. 1-The physics class was surprised upon Charles Guin's reply to What is an optimist? Charles thought it was some kind of a fish. 4-Pictures were taken for the annual. 5-The French class gave the chapel program. The play, The Three Little Pigs was giv- en. We played Arcadia. Our boys won by five points after playing two over-times. The girls defeated Arcadia by a large score. 'EBRUARY- 1-Out team went to Vanlue and did they win? Well, I guess. l l 1 l 1. Just Ffreshiesn. 2. Ah, well . 3. Three City Boys . 4. Star . H u Saleswomenn. Max. and Kate . Freshies in School' AKHike77i-.CIOYpalV!'
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