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1 1 fT'-'TI-if .N -Ariat-irc' ' if - ' ..-Q75 Q!! ' -. 'P ' .L.,.,,. ..f,:.9g'.g.-',,LEg - sr. .,1Jfi'i'-','fiQ'... .. , .13 .1 '!-,f' ' V ggwxj.. g- 'e' ,'. M' - .-f ,j. Q. -' 23. First basketball game. It was 'ith dons a dress suit and appears at th - ' - .. Sununitville: score 43-ll -us. 26. l'riseilla's birthday. Hur seniors are getting very aged. t ' 27. Grades again-the six-weeks' bug- Lf hear. Karl Thornburg gets three A's for 29 the first time in his Il. S. career. ., 28. Community banquet for the Bear- ' eats. They say the way to a n1an's heart rx is through his stomaeh. ltid you see the senior girls on K, P. duty? 29. Thanksgiving. Plenty of turkey. 3tl. Kokomo-Muneie game-we won, 'Y 32-29. Miss Ifutzel's fingernails are the ,QI worse for the wear. . December. It. ltain. too much turkey. or not enough ' vacation. while evidently some are ex- . Q tending their vacation. -I' 4. Christmas twenty-one days oft. Do your shopping early!! ' 5. New fever develops in Central, J caused hy the demand for term papers. j There seems to be no remedy. ti. Bliss liihele parts her hair in the 5 middle. They all flop sooner or later. 1. lt. lt. game with llartford Lily: score. 33-20gus again. ltt. Mr. 'l'hompson advocates the prin- t eiple, Maximum work, minimum play. t ll. llramatie Club members decide to call themselves the I'urple Puppets, hut they don't want any strings tied to 't'I1l. .' 12. Senior Dance at the Prop, .luniors turn out in full force. ,f 13. Mother Nature shakes her feather- ,J hed-or. in plain English, snow. Carl i ltolneisel' gets out his sled. 5 I4. We heat Portland. Another pearl added to our strand? a la newspaper. v IT. No chapel. What would you do in a case like that? Well. we dld lt! IN. Foothall sweaters given in chapel. 5 Wonder whose Lydia will wear! 'ff ffl. Six more days till Clwistmas. The Seniors are writing their letters to Santa -hiatus and still doing their shopping , . E : -3 'fum-ly ww gi ,.. 'QUE 'l'he first of the Christmas dances. .Xihftl it a grand and glorious feeling? 2l.'fQfiss Lentz spends the seventh period keepirigf, ahead of the Sleep-God. 22 to Xtmuary 7. Yea. vacation! In the ineantim kfr. Martin is made superin- tendent t' Sunday School, and Mr. Allen Christmas dances. January, 1924. xx' , T. Now that wt-'ve made our New Year's . resolutions we can proeeed to break them. L 8. Everyone Blah-jongging. Wonder , V when the miniature school sets will he 9 out? I A- i V Y Y - V , 7 i N 5 '3 , ' 1' f ' EX . A 3-'t l '- '15 ,QQ - p ,Q , 1 fl, r1.r-iscozfvrcfr I N H I, A -2 3 w i Qrciarioef 'fgffwfngkgs 71 ' -war New Libewzaff- ft. Ye terrible small pox! lleuee, hip- pity hop to the doetor's shop to get a I vaccination. llt. The Iliking tlluh girls adopt their strong constitution. lf. Big pep chapel. Beat Shortridge. 37-9. Yelly good. huh? lf. We-'re all thrilled about the out- eome of the Kokomo game, Friday. Score. 53-33. f5. Shootin' 'em and Stoppin' 'em in ' the Indianapolis News issues the warn- F ing. Look out for Muncie. ,' fti. lligh school night at the Tabernacle. We sure had a singing time! .Xin I right? Answer Yes ol' No. .I 3:2'lh. fl-lvl f' l A. l flllll f ..,f?i'1' 'iw 1 ' 1 ,tap-I--' A .tiffvlv -.J :if-V7 ' ' .. sie' . 7 ' X-: 1 M s wg?-' A J fk- , 1 . - -- Y W, ,g va r: if
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