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be 'fm Oc . Oct. Oc . Oct. Oct. Oct. g 3 ZAWS OCTOBER 4-Chemistry students learn that Chlorine cures disease germs. , 6-Sunday edition-MAD DOG CITIZENS BEWARE. , -Ralph Yoder uses Encyclopedia for English theme-that original. ,,: 8-Economics-Cigarettes can be smoked shorter with the use of a cigarette A holder. ' 11-Sophomores give Freshmen party tonight. Followed by initiation. w 15-Junior girls appear Wearing class colors. 1 -,sw :X -1 1 W 21? H 1, -. g-- X M-4 ell I BITTER - SWEET 7 ' X X ijt ' Q in t 4, 'f . t 7 't' gon ai 'm KN I 'S 4 W ..- Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov Nov Nov N ov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov. Nov Nov Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec Dec Dec J an 16-Wilma Welling tells Biology class that frog eggs hatch into iiagpoles. 18-Sale of Lyceum course tickets begins today. 22-A number of Seniors wore new sweaters. 25-No school-Teachers attend Institute. 28-Anderson back. 29-New sport oxfords pride of Ad Yoder. 30-HOT DOG! Seniors run stand at Festival. Soup's On. 31-The day after the night before. N O V EM BER I-School house still stands in same old place. 4-Fauster and Ad Yoder here on time. That's it, start the week right. 6-Annual meeting. 7-Bridgewater school burns, some kids have all the luck. 8-Mr. Anderson: I'm under quarantine, you're welcome to my house for a party but I wouldn't let you come. 11-No school. H 12-The school is running on three cylinders. 13 -Chapel conducted by Seniors. Dorotha Roberts and Max Sprang elected cheer leaders. YEA BO. 15-Hunting season begins. Few l-oys absent. 18-Seniors decide to have box social, Nov. 26. 19-Chapel conducted by the Juniors. 20-Seniors stage big party tonight. 21-Psychology ienvironment and heredityl seems to be a big subject among the Seniors. ' 22--H0 HUM. 27-Big box social tonight. 'M 28-School dismissed until Monday. Now we have something to be thankful for ' , 1 I Fil DECEMBER 3-Grade cards. 4-Seniors and group pictures taken today. 5-Andy thinks law should come before shows. 9-School running 'on four cylinders now. 10-Proofs for Senior pictures here. 11-Anderson, you're to quit back there boys. ' 12-Mr. Livingston spoke to us today. 'Ng 13-Black cats, ladders, and the 13th on Friday. r P 18-Juniors enjoy party at Ruth Drake's. . ' 19-A heavy snowstorm and as the result only about half of the school here. A -Pioneer plays basket ball at West Unity ' Seniors take vacation Chile Senior pictures arr1ve all O K Lawrence Sumner started school today 3 Zig - - , - . ' ly- . 24- ' ' . . r X' 61 D A .X I 694 PIUNEICR uma scuoor. 1930 Pep Y .4
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S5119 BITTER SWEET as N s f., 'I-.3 I- nl.-1 V .-..'-SES-ES? . V? Q ' A' A ,X vi. X ,lj .X I Qxlf, I '3 P T, .IQ 1472 -i' 1 ,,, lf' I . : 4. 1' X, g I' at . 4 . eo V, 3' 1 Q ' 0 ' II I' Y -4 r II L xl X Xxx , 7 o f ,v-' .. Q51 444' wtf , I n I I. .I 1 ' SEPTEMBER Sept. 2-Court opens session 9 months. Sept. 3-A verdant glow predominates. - Sept. 6-One week down and 35 to go. Sept. 9-Base ball practise starts. - Sept. 11-Seniors organize. Base ball game P. H. S. 8: West Unity 6. Sept. 12-Big events at Fair. Local songbird wins first prize. Bluebirds also cop honors -School dismissed for Fair Ma I want a balloon -Hunting law opens-natural results Squirrels suffer Juniors organize Suspender brigade Sophomores organize Base ball game Freshmen organize Death to flies CR C J Senlors decide to give Lyceum course Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Seniors decide to publish annual Kunkle makes fatal mistake Coughs stopped Smith brothers start to school .1 liiaipif - .. .13 . . .16 . ' ,: . 17- ' . X, 6 1 .18- ' ' . 5 . .19- . ' . . ' . .S .. .20- . ' . Q' ,J .23- ' . . . .' ,LE 5 .25- ' ' ' . Q, ,9 '27- . . . U , I W f .3o- - ' , X ,lx ' X A , . ' - ,lm Fees '4 F-1 S' '-gf?-S K , . . . , . Q N, . 95 1 Xi. iii? QQ PIONFER unfu scnoor 19110 kg 'l -in-115:
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Q 'ei JANUAR f f Jan. -Chapel ,V Jan. -Defeated Bryan. AND HOW! Y - . Jan. -School house will soon be blue if Vivian Landis keeps on spilling ink. ' , , Jan. 14-Such popularity must be deserved. LK. C.J P' Jan. 15- 1 6-Examinations. W , ,ri EV-:X .M in - x ecgffe-u.-,. I3IfFUUIDI2fESSN7IDIDH? .gF?Y?fsfef?5is fat? it IVA , 'f 'xv 7 41 10 .3 - 13 Jan. 17-Most important date to Mr. Rogers' notion. 1619 women introduced. , - Jan. 20-Miss Hays absent and it's on Monday too ???? HV . Jan. 22-Anderson gone to Columbus. Jan. 24-Big game with Edgerton tonight. Jan. 28-Annual staff gave talks. Laff that off. Jan. 29-Chemistry class made Ha-Ha gas toda Jan. 30-Please teacher may I get a drink? 'ls Y. I :W FEBRUARY I 3 Feb. 4-Rev. Strawn talked to us in chapel today. Defeated Montpelier. A fair 5 Q ' referee. it Feb. 5-Seniors have party and Mr. Rogers showed the girls how to thread a needle. Feb. 6-Even Miss Hays looks sleepy. i Feb. 10-Bob Keck was related to law class today. 3 Feb. 12-Juniors Won the annual contest. A Feb. 13-Basket ball game with Fayette tonight. Feb. 14-Farmers' Institute. lNuff Sedl Feb. 18-Boys play basket ball at North Adams. Feb. 19-Played Mark Center and won. Feb. 20-Seniors have a Theatre party tonight. Feb. 21-Funny, but the Seniors don't seem to have their English. Feb. 25-Boys play basket ball against Alumni. Feb. 26-Mr. Rogers and Louis Oliver sure know how to kill mice. Feb. 28-Williams County tournament. MARCH Mar. 3- Sit down on the floor boys. Mar. 4-Interclass Tournament started today. Mar. 7-Sophomore girls and Junior boys won tournament. Mar. 11-Last number on the Lyceum Course. Mar. 14-Johnathan Swift resurrected in this school. 1161 APRIL ' Apr. 4-Skating party at Cub Lake. Apr. 9-Senior colors flying high. - Apr. 10-Prospective visit by Sheriff Ragan. ,Ig Apr. 11-Senior flag still fiying. E W Apr. 25-Junior play. May May May 2 1 QE??adWEZ MA Y Senior play Baccalaureate Commencement fly. J 4 , . L 1 ' 1.3 16- ' e 'yi 18- . ' 'iv . XY fi i ' Yi w ' - J' ' -f . w . . ' iPIOS'EER uma scuoor. 1930 P9 '3T C
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