North Adams High School - Rampages Yearbook (North Adams, MI)

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T A Friday. Feb. 2. Hudson and North Adams played Basket Ball here. i Hudson was beaten. Saturday. Feb Thursday. Feb. Friday. Feb. 9 Saturday. Feb Thursday, Feb. High School. Monday. Feb. High School students. Wednesday, Feb. 28. More voices were tested. . 3. Horton played Basket Ball here. We won. 8. Pictures were taken for the Annual. . Pittsford played Basket Ball here. We . 10. Jonesville played here. We won. 22. A Washington and Lincoln program the Wednesday, Mar. T. The Senior Class honors were Geraldine Cox Yaledictorian. and Edith Fry Salutatorian. Thursday. Mar. 15. The country girls prepared dinner ft try boys in the D. S. room. Monday. Mar. 26. Spring vacation to April 2. Tuesday. Apr. 3. Mr. Detlreene Supt. of Waldron High an entertainment at the Congregational Church. 26. Music teacher tested the voices of s Won. was given at Ollll' of the received by -r the coun- School gave Thursday. Apr. 5. Mr. Allen's co-worker gave an address at X A H S. Friday. April 13. A spelling contest was held between Waldron High School and N A H Sunday. June 3. The Senior Baccalaureate was held at the tiongre- gational Church. Thursday. June T. Senior Commencement Exercises were given at the opera house. 'IP L,

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Thursday. Nov. 16. The teachers gave a program. Friday. Nov. 18. A spelling contest between the Junior High and Senior High was held at N A H S. Saturday. Nov. 18. Many men had a narrow escape at the barber shop. Theldon Lamb was acting as assistant barber. Sunday. Nov. 19. Chick Lockwood started a garage which was noted for midnight services. His helpers were Lucile Carpenter and Berneice Doty. Monday. Nov. 20. The Boy's Basket Ball team was started. Tuesday. Nov. 22. Some of the pupils paid their 810.00 for the dam- age which was done during the fight for the Flags.,' Thursday. Nov. 23. A program was given by the Senior Class show- ing the Senior girls at a sewing circle of 1950. Friday. Nov. 24. The High School boys went to Horton to play Foot Ball. Our boys were beaten. Saturday. Nov. 25. The first Reading Circle was held at. N A H S building. Reports on t.he book were given by members of the Review class. Thursday. Nov. 30. Florence Haskel decided to stay at home and take care of Tommy. Wednesday. Dec. 3. Poor little Dick Barger received a serious bump when his chair broke away from him and he banged his box of knowledge on the wall. Tuesday. Dec. 12. Nlr. Young announccd his plan of having four classes in thc afternoon. viz. 8th History. Wednesday. Dec. 20. The honorable Freshie girls created a new vogue. i. e.. they began to wear crepe paper hair ribbons. Thursday. Dec. 21. Mr. Lamb marched the boys to the coal bin and gave them a lesson in handeling snow shovels. Friday. Dec. 22. Betty's Dilemma. an operetta was given at. Knowles opera house. Monday. Dec. 26, '22---Jan. 2. ':Z3. tihristmas vacation. Tuesday. Jan. 2. Students returned with BLUES. Wednesday, Jan. 8. A coasting party was held on S. Main street.. Monday, Jan. 8. A few of the High School pupils enjoyed a sleigh ride and stopped at the cemetery to watch the ghosts play. Thursday. Jan: 11. The Juniors amused the High School with their monthly program. Saturday, Jan. 13. The third Reading Circle was held at N A H S. Friday, Jan. 19. Semester exams. Monday, Jan. 22. Schedule for second Semester made out. J

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THE NAME Ethel Caskey Geraldine Cox Paul Wells Marion Pierce Lloyd McLaughlin Frances Young Ruth Steveson Eleanor Trumble Lucile Carpenter George A. Lynch Wendell Ford J. W. Lynch Bernard Shaw Clarence Hoffman Dorothy Ambler Edna Moorehead Edna Fry Geraldine Winchell Pauline Wells James Meeks Edward Blocmkcr Paul Marks Merrit Wattles Charles Giddings Edith Fry Everett Wescott Theron Randolph Berniece Duty Florence E. Allen Jennie Bohn Richard Barger Iienivieve Roberts Naomi Crapser Pauline Winchell Charlotte Lane Lyle Harrington llerberl Holkins L 'II HIGH SCHOOL AMBITION Primary teacher School teacher To meddle To Win To study Musician To ride in an Overland To be popular To get Sterling Hunter To raise cain Bareback rider To study geometry To draw pictures Musician To play basket ball To be somebody To be a nurse Pa ul's boss Athletics To To I io To To To play ball help at home slow and easy sing work Whisper Eagerness to learn To be married To sing To be a Senior To be popular Iloverness To dance To study Caesar To make a hit Barber Causing disturbances WILL BE Old maid An instructor Saul's husband Farmer Preacher Music teacher A farmer's wife Seamstress Treasurer Sportsman Orator Circus man fer M athmatic teach- Cartoonist Ilished Ambition accomp- Hello girl A darling Nurse Farmerette Grand opera singer Athletic coach Bookkeeper Druggist A movie star Teacher Traveller Student of Mac Housewife Old maid Senior 1925 Movie operator Actress Bookkeeper Instructor Chorus girl Ball player Priest :I