Robidoux Polytechnic High School - Tech Yearbook (St Joseph, MO)

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f 1' 1 Nov. 5. Students marching rythmical- ly up and down the hall. Why? necause of new records installed in Miss Johnson's room. Another assembly! At last, the long desired happens. Mr. Hul- shizer sings! Nov. 10. The entrance to Robidoux is undergoing a beauty treatment-a sort of facial massage. All the wrinkles are being smoothed out. f Nov. 11. Armistice Day! f In front of the build- I r I-. ' -135 ing we r-aise the flag L1 Y Q N I 5 fi 5 and give the civilian 1 . salute in honor of 5 those who gave their last full measure of devotion. M i s s , Knapp's classes vis- - X-Q ' it the weather bu- reau and learn how to turn the rain on and off. Harry Rimmer welcomed to Robi- doux for third time. We'll look through the golden windows henceforth. Teachers are going to Kansas City the rest of the week. A holiday! Nov. 15. Benton football game! We show the usual pep. Last game of season. Goodbye, gridiron, until next year. , i . Nov. 19. New locker case in office. Nov. 27. Thanksgiving hol- idays. And what a lot glgng Poly has to be thank- Scif 7 ful for. Dec. 1. Report cards, but I then if wen had them A ' ' 1 before Christmas we might not have been so thankful. I We feel that the bottom has dropped out of everything since we find the bottom 'of the desks have been taken out. 9, Ji Wa ' ' 'Eifffifl-55 1 'iifkei 'Viv' 23,5-L ,J ' X Dec. 2. Basketball practice in full swing. Rumors that all Bohr Young has to do is to reach over and drop the ball in the basket. Dec. 7. Mr. Goodwin W entertains the facul- ty with a chicken dinner. No he got the chickens legitimately, raises them himself. Dec. 12.l The Junior Class entertain Robidoux by giving a splendid play. Scott Tisdale displays unusual tal- ent in the part of Dr. Sumner, and Fannie Lapides wins the hearts of all of us in her part as Dr. Sum- ner's nurse. The Boomer-ang will Along be remembered. ,f : Dec. 25. At la s 't.! ' H Christmas is .here again, and S a n t a . pays his respects to all good little girls and boys at Robi- doux. .Amid holly, mistletoe and snow. Jan. 1. Everyone very good and proper. Effect of new Year resolu- tions. I Jan. 5. Back to nor- mal state. S WHL!! Music in t h e ' air. Preliminary contest in music. - Jan. 15. To the Seniors, quoth -the Raven, Nevermore. Miss Welty and Miss Johnson en-V tertain faculty. Jan. 16. Nine members . - . iqg graduate mid year, and 5 about ninety-three new ones come in. Sky rocket! Let's go! bah! Poly beat Lafayette, Rah, rah, rah! J-an. 28. T-here's a long, long trail awinding-to the lnuch room. Toe the mark, students! Follow that serpentine curve! V . L Sis-boom- Ji 4 'Q

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,. 1' ' 'f Cjalendar 0 Sept 8 Poly ch1rps w1th dellght a blgger and better look1ng bunch than ever before Lots of new thlngs lunch stools teachers and a b1and new superlntendent Mr G1eene Sept 10 Mr Marsh new coach 1ssues a call fo1 husky brave and amb1t1ous boys to come out fo1 foot ba Sept 23 What a1e all the dashes of gold appear1ng on boys coats and g1rls dresses? Booste1 t1ckets of coulse Sept 24 Too bad we dont all belong to the faculty 1snt'? Mr Polk gave a wonderful lawn party at h1S home Sept 27 ROb1dOuX completely out classes Kmg Clty Hlgh Ralph Kendr1cks and P1108 Hopklns score three touchdowns Oh boy' Sept 29 Mr Corbet shows some real pep' I-I1t em h1gh' I-I1t ern low' Come on ROb1d0UX lets go' Oct 1 Lafayette beats us but that s all r1ght We put up a good iight and let the l1on roa1 O t 2 Glrls now wend t'1e1r way to the Y W C A to take the1r dally dozen ,tx Sq Oct 3 School orches qw tra olganlzed undel 'Nag supe1v1s1on of our Wgkgx new muslc teache1 mm Mr Hulsh1ze1 Oct 6 Hue bells' Two by two the anlmals march not out ot Noahs A1k but out ot ROb1dOuX Oct 7 Alma Glucks and Galllcurcls Guls Glee Club tlyouts School Svents Oct 9 Ah me' what can lt be? Notlce the tears of agony' Its a mock funeral 1n whlch we conduct se1v1ces over Central Reverend Hmckley del1ve1s a heart 1ender1ng sermon Everyone weeps Oct 10 Can lt be? Yeseree' Q We beat Central tee hee hee' Kenneth Y o u n g saves the day by a br1ll1ant run whlch makes the scole 19 13 We feel as England felt aftel the battle of Waterloo Oct 17 Once more ROb1d0HX shows her colors We beat Ch11st1an B1others College 15 0 Oct 20 Why all the b1tte1 tears Glade cards once agaln Oct 22 A sense of mys tery pervades the halls of Robldoux bla c k cats w1th sh1ny green eyes W1tCh6S corn stalks hula hula ma1dens squeaks groans prepalatlon for Annual FFOIIC Oct 24 At last 1tS here' Rob1douX FIOIICV The gobl1ns ll g1t you 1f you don t watch out and not only the gobl1ns but the mock pollce IOICG as well 24 R O T C 1 cers appolnted Byron Means and Howard Rlnehart made staff 0ff1C6lS Oct 25 H1awatha braves ove1powe1 Robldoux 15 0 Oct 28 Flrst muslc assembly held 1n Aud1tOIluIH Those books g1V6 us the same old lhllll

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N-X, , R ill 11 ef Feb. 12 Lincoln's Birthday celebrated lin many rooms. Feb. 15. Officers promoted in R. O. T. C. Feb. 19. Tag, you're it! Playing tag? Yes! But this isn't wood-tag or anything iike that its school tag. Feb. 22. Washington's birthday is celebrated by another auditorium meeting. ' Feb. 26. Japan in Robidoux! Operetta, Yoko- homa Maid great suc- cess' and, thoroughly en- h joyed by everyone! Mil- , dred Breckenridge and Scott Tisdale make a LL charming pair. March 6-7. Posters here and posters there, ' A If youill look, they're everywhere! You wonder why? Well, the inter- city games take place. All schools full of excitement and bustle to know outcome of their teams. March 13. 'TWenty-five years from now. Do you expect to see a sor- ceress.with a crystal ball gazing therein and telling marvelous things? Well, you're disappointed 3 then, because i'twas nothing of the sort. Boosters entertain once more. 2 March 17. Seniors are all walking around quivering in their shoes-- can't even drink coffee 'without spilling it down their vests+why? Nervous apprehension. ' CSenior play tryouts.J March 23. Poor photographerfs turn- ing gray-headed and is almosth crazy! Rumors that Seniors had their pictures taken and someone broke his camera! March 27.' '27's little stunts. Proved to us, what they were, at once! Cute and enjoyable program. April 1. Seniors happy cutie Kids? A 'l K . prl Fool. ' April 10. Very clever pro- a 0 gram presented by I . class of '26. 3 v- May 13. 13th always was unlucky. Report cards again! May 17. Spring Fever Epidemic is now at Robidoux. Somebody in- vent a cure. May 21. Everybody training for Mary- ville in shorthand and typewriting. May 23-24. Maryville squad is ex- pected to bring back many' cups, medals and honors. May 8. Lost A Pair of Sixesf' Sen- ior play, biggest Senior event be- sides graduation. Big success fin- ancially and dramatically. May 17. Baccalaureate Sermon by Dr. Caskey of Francis Street Metho- dist Church. A May 18. Drawing near close! Ah, the Seniors must part with the school they l o v e d so well! The tears are not idle, but con- vey true feel- ing of love and loyalty. 3 . ' L., P f- l 5.4.1 ...i.,.-,f.. .eff-fa.. , ff?f,,xX,+4W Jf 1 gf M an 1, 9 Q f - V I 'ff -v fab fy l...,,,.7 , S I . Q 7 05 LW- if 4 A, 43 ga - l 2 , - fa? af M- X V- ,sf gf-fa fy !, ..g,--in--'ff-,,,...,..,, May 21. Seniors are proud to receive V graduation diplomas and sad too, because it is the last time they will a.ll b-e assembled together. May 22. Happily I look to thee, The one and only school for me! 5- --- -1. VOL. VI ASSEMBL fSDGGl8llY V3 li REVIEW 0F H Just im: going to g were just instead of fun We h our teachf think of a ium meeti first one? the one ii good old missed a I'm going graduate t ing in Wl football b hear his vi for men. Byron and cheering . voices mil in singing when Capi complimen drill recor defeated .1 in the hisi was the bi. Polk's smil ly see his Mr. Corbet hardly stai recall the Mr. Rimn speeches vi tertaining. his addres: It surely go away fre it was Wh with her musical Du of the stud ber when hereg that