Mount Pleasant High School - Tattler Yearbook (Mount Pleasant, IA)

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THE TARGET I-vi 'H Jan. 30-Washington defeat us 15-7. Feb. 2-Miss Smith sets a bad example for the Sophbmoresn. She has a black eye. Feb. 3-+Litt'le more snow for a change. Feb. 6-We met our rival, Fairfield. To be polite we let them have the game. 11-6 Feb. 11-We decided to elect Fat Leeper traffic cop for hall duty. Feb. 13-Seniors show off in Pep Meeting. Burlington defeats us. 30-16. We're mighty proud of our team anyway. Feb. 145-Seniors have a Valentine party. Feb. 19-Rev. Atkins gives a talk in Assembly. Girls decide to give up smoking. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. noon. Mar Mar. games. Mar Apr. cheese. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. 21-Ottumwa beat us. 26-12. 23-Margaret .Rommel reads to us about Washington. 28-Once again Muscatine beats us by two points, 16-14. 4-Hear inaugural address over the radio. 12-First day of tournament. Mr. Metcalf makes a speech at 13-Everything fine. We're going right through the tourney. 14-Just as good as win the tournament. Celebration after the 23-We see some sure signs of Spring. 1 Girls get out their furs. 2 Boys get their hair cut. 3 Otho Miner writes poetry to his lady-love. 4 Many take to the K line track. 1-Faculty get a surprise. Assembly Room well decorated with 2-We hoped to have vacation all week. No such luck. 6-Seniors measured for caps and gowns. - 13-Miss Jackson awards typewriting honors to Glenna Spraker. 16-Basketball letters awarded. How we love those speeches. Cast for Senior play announced. Apr. 17--Memibers of Glee Club getting thin from over-Work. Juniors sling a party. Apr. 22-Glee Club Operetta. May 23-Junior-Senior Banquet. May 26-Class Play. May 28-Commencement exercises. May 29-School ends. I llllllllllllllllllll lllllll llllllillll Illllll Y 'VIII ll I I llllllllll llll

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