New Madison High School - Owl Yearbook (New Madison, OH)

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Ozlliflililibliblllliilillllllllllllilibilllil i0i0l0l0l0llll1l1iDllll0i4lilliCllidO 5 1 I Mar. 20-Practiced for the operetta all day. Ralph H. broke-out with the measles. I I Mr. Owen is taking his part. Received a donation from J. C. Penney Co., Greenville, Ohio. I I Mar. 21-Oh! what a day. Those poor pianos will need tuning again. Will present I I the operetta tonight. Mar. 24-All the Juniors and Seniors went to Richmond today, and went through I I Earlham College library. I I Mar. 25-We'l have to watch Edna B. and that little Sophomore boy. Mar. 26-Chapel. Bookseller causes a lot of excitement. Seniors received their I I class play books. I I Mar. 27-No school today on account of the deep snow. I I Mar. 28-Orchestra and instrumental contest tonight. Mar. 31-Everyone is practicing hard today. I I Apr. 1-Literary and music contest tonight. I I Apr. 3-We can't decide which one of the Seniors should take the part of the dog in the class play. I I Apr. 8-Every pupil test. I I Apr. 11-Literary and music contest at Arcanum. Apr. 17-County literary and music contest. We won two gold medals. I I Apr. 18-End of eighth month. It can't be long now. I I Apr. 19-Spelling contest. I I Apr. 23-The Seniors are working plenty hard, if you can imagine them doing any- thing like that. I Apr. 25-Senior class play. Seventeen I Apr. 26-Ciphering contest. Apr. 29-P.-T. A. meeting tonight. I I May 11-Baccalaureate service tonight at the school house. I I May 12-Exams. May 13-More Exams. I I May 14-Junior-Senior reception. I I May I6-Commencement. That's all. I I May 17-Alumni reception. I lzfegzgeggzisizgagzgziz g5ieg5ggzgegegzgigsggsgsgsgeie .z2s2s2a2si52z2zEsSs2eil I I . I I Harold Howell - You seem to have no interest for me. I I Inez Billhimer - No wonder, you never invested any money on I me. I Q52-W I Clay Coblentz - Give me a ticket to Palestine. I Ticket Agent -- Going to visit the Holy Land? I I Clay Coblentz - Just a little missionary work until Monday I I morning. Q?-5' I I Mary Ketring - If you were my husband, I'd give you poison. I I Byron Harter -- If you were my wife, I'd take it. I CZ-5 I Mr. Mikesell - fGoing around in one of those revolving doorsj I I Bless me! I can't remember whether I was going in or coming out. I Q2-5 I Donald Stump - fAfter returning from Daytonj I wonder what I makes the policeman so fat. I I Fred Schlientz - It is because of the traffic jam you caused. I Q2-5 I Myron Toohey - Did you miss me when I was gone? I Raymond Itoyer - Why! Wasn't you here yesterday? I I up-my I I ReEtta Pickens - Now Mary do you think Gerald is conceited? I I Mary Conover - Conceited? Why, every time it thunders he runs to the window and makes a little bow. I QQ-J I Mr. Smith - Do you want a large or small picture? Byron Harter - I'll take a small one. I Mr. Smith - Then close your mouth. ofbaxicriixicnicviivimxii 10301: in 1030101 1 nguxoioioioi 1010: xioioioioiotnzo Nine ry-one

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