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swf - were Calendar SEPTEMBER School opens. The struggle begins. First Bank Day. Northeast ranks third. We don't seem to be very eco- nomical. First Hi-Lite out. Good edition. Girl Scouts hold first meeting. XVe'd like to go scouting with them. Girl Reserves have their first meeting. They want to win the attendance shield. Come on, girls, help them out. Hi-Lite staff appointed. Our little red' headed shiek. Milton Bobier, is chief editor. OCTOBER Cheer Leaders chosen. Three boys and a girl, a peppy combination. Football game with Country Day. Wie are beaten. Senior High school, though. Bet we win next time. Boys' High School Club meets. Mr. Guemple is the advisor. You'll have to be good, boys. Regular football season opens. Played YVest junior. Lop-sided score. Yes. we do have a team. Played lNcstport. Wie won, of course. Home rooms elect officers. Panel picture sale is on. Come, one! Come. alll Get your picture taken and put in the Buccaneer. Central visits. Game is a tie 7-7. Hope this won't happen againg kinda dan- gerous. NGVEMBER Armistice Day. Vacation for a brief spell. Yes. we saw the President and Queen Marie. Boys' High Club holds banquet. XVon- der if they ate too much. Citizens' League organized. All Civics I classes are joiners. Last game of season. Been winning right along. Played Central for the clnampionship. Score 18-6. Whose favor? Ours. Thanksgiving vacation. MVC have much to be thankful for. Red Cross Drive ends. Room 204 seems to be the most charitable. Panel picture sale ends. Room 106 wins. XVonder if they can hold still long enough for a picture. DECEMBER Miss Gufler gets new icebox. Now we'l1 know where to go to get cool. Paper :lrixe ends. 201 by much tug' ging brings in 1400 pounds and wins 5255. Room .208 changes its name. Some snappy room now. Call themselves Bulldogs Teachers beat Vifestport teachers in basketball. My, how the ancient bones did crealc. Basketball team loses first game to Trenton, Mo. Lose 18-17. Hard luck. Christmas Holidays. Oh, you Santa! tfra lb za 1fQ.4'1llfXjS UF exp ,aw.,.Qr-iq One Hundred Twenty-six
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l S ' I Y l i JANUARY 11. 106 wins another page in Buccaneer by School :pens after the holidays. Guess we are ready for work. Swimming pool opened. The girls gave it some initiation. First assembly. 1Vhat' a thrill going into the auditorium for the first time! Real school now. Boys' High Club meets. Hear Tom Poor, noted high jumper of K. U. Beat XVest in basketball. XVho says we haven't a good team? Westport a victim of team play of Northeast boys. Open I-louse. Pa and Ma come to give us the once over. They see we have a fine building. Parent Teacher Association organized. More home contacts. Buccaneer sale starts. Some Home Room will have a page to itself, by selling the most. FEBRUARY Annual banquet of Citizens' League of K. C. at Hotel Baltimore. Northeast present in force. Frank Springer ber comes confused over what spoon to use first. XYelI, v.ell, welll VVe've got another championship. Beat Central in basket- ball in final game. Hooray! 13. 19. 21. 5 15 18 21 23 29 1. 6 selling' most subscriptions. Q 1Vonder if we can live with them now. Ducks begin to quack. Duck Club says Jean Condernian to be Chief Quaeker. K. C. A. C. Track Meet. Northeast wins another cup. Student Council elects officers. Em- mett Jones is chief it, MARCH M. U.-K. U. meet. Northeast again shows her heels to the crowd. Looks like another championship. Buccaneer staff meeting. Plans for annual about complete. Junior Jubilee. Nllhat an evening of fun we all had. Everybody tired out but happy. Glad no school next' day. Citizens' League blossoms out with pins. Hope they all live up to them. Assembly. Mr. Young whistlesg Mr. Robinson yodelsg Mr. Xvarren sings. NVow, what music! Fleetion of -:lass officers. Male set now rule the Freshmen. Kubialc, Bo- bier, Springer and Jones are lucky boys. Subs like girls rnostlyg Huffman, Abell ta boyl, Newton, Campbell. APRIL Assembly. N's awarded to gym girls. Some were lucky enough to win two and three. Girl Reserves make a hit in fine as- sembly program. Didn't realize we had so much talent in school. I.-'rio Xbei.ZafQ6x5N or 5x-pr 5894 I One Hundred Twenty sever'
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