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20 20. 23. 1. 10. 22. 26. 50. 1. 9. l0. 11. 16. l. 51 vl l2. ' 11? 'U' 1 JANUARY fCnntinuodY How we are told to have a brainstorm for the annual Hjilltopin The seniors are not noisy! Don't believe it. Kiss Hnoadcs doesn't. FEBRUARY Stephen Hamilton shows his paintings done on a trip to Labrador, where . . he spent many months sketching mmm scenes. Confusion in the Freshman class. Does that sound un- reasonable? Yo! 25. 24. 25. QC. Talf days--Exams and rationing for Bod: 2. Kiss Hartley leaves P.H.S. to go to Lorrisville, Ver- mont, whore she will be 4U County Club Agent. filltop is coming slowly!! 7. Vacation. MARCH Lew Home Zconomics teacher--curiosity gets the best of some of us! Phyllis fitcbcll takes a trip to Eoston with D.A.R. Sophomore boys get out of Qnjlish. Reason: Tigh School Bois are taking a fire-fighting course. The meetings will continue to Us on Tuesday and Thursday, As enbly program by Phyllis Kitchell. Swell job, Phyllis! Assembly program by art class: HHow Us Use Art In Everyday Life.H APRiL Assembly projram about UTllltopH work. Georje Barnes, Phyllis Dates, and Darbara Tryant have opportunities to give speeches. School is quiet this morning. Reason: Io orchestra. Gabriel starts to swing a cow bell. Reason: No bell batteries. Assembly program by Sonhomere English class. Two scenes from MTE: lercnant of Venicsn are Presented. Tire-fighting practice outdoors--to supplement the classroom with practical a??lieation.
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SEPTEMBER 19 4. Ho Orchestra. 8. School time is here, and we hear happy vo1ces-- or do wc? 25. Del Obert comes to start us on our magazine drive. 28. Lagazine Drive--Sophomore and Senior classes lead all the way. Winners will be treated wlth ice cream made by the defeated side. QC TOBER 7. Iagazinc Drive---loads of homemade ice cream! Sopho- Qores and Senlors have pon. 25. Freshman Initiation--Wonder new linpy is getting along after the neat slortege? Do you supgose HTillieH is General in the WAACS yet? 26. Senior Class Ieeting--Subject: Dance. 28. 29. 50. !xams.'Kuff said! NOVEMBER 2. Egams passed back-unone of us feel well today. 6. Report Cards returned, and we all feel like our usual selves aiainl lO. Senior Dance--nice decorations! Art Department outdld itself! lG. Seniors in a huddle about play and deciie on HON Doc- tor 1 26, Thanksgiving--Turkey?1 DECEMBER ll. Senior Play, HOh Doctornl St We setting 1352 possible by generosity of Kr. Leroy Bryant, Mr. Tlotkin, Qku Wrester mwlfen and ir Drebl ua. Q V4 JJK. ..,f.l, s... .I J., l3. Friday morninc tune-nj. 24. Christmas party-Cant: Glens ELEM? U herd to Q tznound with fax rationing as it ls. JANUARY 8. Business Training Class give one act play, HA Dollar Downu
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21 APRIL CContinuodJ 15. Assembly program about nutrition by Kiss Costello Dom what you likc contain enough vitamins? 17-25. Vacation--Oh joy! 26. Spelling Soc Prclininaryz First, Goorgo Brunollo. Socond, Alicc Xarptr. Third, Clifford Upnam. 29. Movies about firo-fighting. 12. Spelling Zoo Final: First, Fhfllis Tatcs. Socond,Zar- burn Lawson. Third, Zion Gordon. 29. Junior from--Hold on a Saturday instead of Fridgy in hopas of Q larjor crowd. Cncngo in dcooritions-H balloons. LOOK! NG AHEAD EQ. Enccalauroutc--Hold in Unitarian Church Hlfn gr. Gmdmr thc spoakcr. 21. Class Day and School Zxhibition oumbincd with thc rog- . ular clrss day oxtrcisss and art cxhibition. 25. Graduation--Looking 31,30 with four and troubling! Rank of 90 or HONOR RSL L ovor for cntirc your 1942--'45 Phyllis Bates Goorgc Barnes Richard Bryant Eion Gordon Doris Nolson Kathryn Brunolle Ann Withington Marjorie Murcoll ? I
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