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ll. I. 5. E113 Qlnmgt IB Z Z Jan. 25-Students give assembly. Boys get R's. Jan 26-Senior kid party. Jan. 27-Lessons sound like the results of the night before. Jan. 30-Dr. Bryan speaks to the high school about Idaho schools. Feb. 3-Debate teams present strong arguments but lose to Oakley. Feb. 6?Senior girls change dresses to fuss teachers. Jack offers to change with Miss Henderson. Feb. 8-Mr. Curtis gives a sketch of Lincoln's life in assembly. Feb. 10-Basketball girls have a jolly time at Wendell and Jerome. Feb. 13-Mr. Curtis entertains the sophomore class on the 70 dollar subject. Feb. 15-Big Annual drive-250 copies sold. Mr. Curtis calls on Rule to de- fend his money. Feb. 17-Half holiday. Buhl B. B. girls here. Juniors have a candy sale. Henry escorts girls to the train. Big victoryf?J in the evening--Oakley wins, 23 to 18. Spelling 90 percent. Feb. 20 Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. 27 team answers to Burley's challenge. Rupert score, 95 percent: Burley, -Honor roll published-27 girls and 3 boys. 21-Lucy decides that Lotus-eaters are bugs. 22-Mr. Redford, president of the school board, addresses the high school. 23-- Ornery roll appears. 24 Basketball girls' banquet in D. S. room. -Mr. Curtis gives chemistry class in auditorium. SOME bright students. 1-Mr. Curtis tells of his experiences as a Rhodes scholar. 2--Declamatory contest. Frank Watson, Evelyn Redford and Elsie Fack- rell chosen to represent Rupert. April 13-Senior Sneak day in all its glory. April 14-Faculty and rest of school glad to see the smiling faces of the Seniors brighten the halls again. April 17- See you ln Pocatello. April 18-Boys leave for Pocatello: a bright looking bunch. R. H. S. proud ot them. April 19-What's a school without live wires? For they are all in Pocatello. April 20-Bright day. Several students missing ,from school. April 21-Many nervous truants pay visits to Supt. Tweedy. April 24.-Senior party at Betty's. Lorn proved himself a very good host, April 25-One of O'Henry's stories turned over to Mr. d'Easum, supposed to be original. Too bad, but Mr. d'Easum had read it before. April 26-Faculty and students tortured in assembly with reports on Pocatello conference. Rotary club gives Senior boys and Eighth Grade boys banquet at Caledonian. April 27--Hall's a popular place: looks like art museum. April 28--HOLIDAY! May 1-Burglarsl Office broken into. May 3-Senior banquet. May 6+Senior party at Helen's. May 11-Seniors getting ready for class play. May 14--Baccalaureate sermon. May 17 May 18 May 19 -Commencement-President A. H. Upham of the University of Idaho. -Junior-Senior picnic. -The class of 1922, with 38 members, goes to larger opportunities,
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B. H. 5- Ihr Qlnmet 19 2 2 Sept. 5- Sept. 6- alenimr School days. Dear old Golden Rule days. Oh, the Freshies! A few high school students found among them. Sept. 7-Assembly. Mr. Curtis gives some good advice-fno daring deeds on the water tower. Sept. SSpt. 8-Senior class organizes. Jack takes the helm. 9-All set for a year's work. Sept. 12-Several French students gracefully retire from class. Work too easy. Sept. 13 -New Senior girl.' Jack seems interested. Sept. 14-Henry elected president of S. B. A. Sept. 16-Freshmen reception. They travel the rough and rugged road thru the upper halls, but receive a royal welcome. Sept. 19-Seniors choose class rings. Unanimous decision? Sept. Z0-We find the people of the Brooklyn caravan just like the rest of us Wild Westerners. Sept. 21-Who said football? Of course the girls will boost. Sept. 22-Several students skip to the Burley fair. Sept. 22--Mr. Curtis sees fair-goers in session after school. Oct. 3-Junior-Senior girls organize X. Y. Z. club. Oct. Oct. M rs. sembly. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. 4-Oakley football team vi its Rupert. We're a rough bunch. 6-Mrs. M. J. Sweeley, president of the Federation of Women's clubs, and L. R. Green, state president of Women's clubs, each address the students ln as- Mr. Curtis needs some brain scintillations in his chemistry class, 7.. 12-Assembly. Sing Old Black Joe. 14-Special girls' assembly. 25-Boys journey to Albion. 27-Everybody buying tickets. 28-Big game with American Falls. I'll say we did. 31-Freshmen Hallowe'en party. 1-Heated debate in history assembly. 2-Dr. Fayre Kenagy entertains the students with a talk on Why choose his profession. Nov. 3-Football game with Filer. Everyone out to see us win t?l Nov. 4-Seniors have a steak fry on river bank. Nov. 11-Armistice program in auditorium. Mr. Hosier speaks. Nov. 15-fSenior class has a peace conference. All nations represented. Nov. 16-Assembly. Rain. Nov. 17--More rain. Nov. 18-And still it rains. Nov. 21-Merrill is unconscious of affairs throughout English period. Nov. 29-Seniors heard chanting their class song in the region of the gym. Nov. 30-They display their pennant and sing their song in assembly. Dec Dec. Dec. Tlec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan Jan. Jan Jan. Jan. Jan. .1-Valiantly defending their colors. 2--Black eyes still indicate signs of waving colors. 5-H2S penetrates the high school. Mr. Tweedy catches the culprit. 9-Basketball in full swing. Girls win from Paul and boys win from Burley, 19-Snowball circulates throughout study hall. 19-Snowball circulates throughout study hall. Freshmen take front seats. 23--Big Christman tree in auditorium: candy distributed to the Freshmen. 2--Freshmen appear with new assortment of 'ribbons and neckties, 3-Mr. Curtis plays physician and surgeon in class. Bessie spills sulphuric. 6-University of Idaho Glee club boys give us a. treat. 12-Lots of commotion behind stage curtain. 13-Presentation of The Kingdom of Hearts Content. 16-New Freshman class-50 of them. Enrollment reaches 300. 24-34 degrees below zero. Red noses. he
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