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at a theater party instead of with the annual dinner-dance. The whole party saw A Tale of Two Cities and then came back to school where they served lunch in the Home Ee. room which was Hdisguisedl' as a Valentine room. 19. The Alumni played our first team alld were defeated 29-17. CYou're getting old boyslj The Lights beat the Senior Interclass team 18-11. 21. This time we went to Fulton, but were again defeated. Scores: first team, 26-40, second team, 21-24. 27. Frank Douglas of the Northwest Assemblies gave a talk on Klondike. 28. We played Hanover here in our last game of the season, and won, 37-15. 29. The school public speaking contests were held. The winners are to MARCH 1. The Athletic Department gave the first of a series of assembly pro- grams sponsored by the N. H. S. It was a sportsmanship program to stir up our good sportsmanship for the tournament. 4, 5, 6, 7. The combined District and Regional Basketball Tournament was held here. In the first game we beat Milledgeville 36-35 in a very thrill- ing game. The following evening we lost the second one to Hanover 25-27. In the third game we beat Chadwick 34-22, winning third place in the Tour- nament. Fulton won the Regional, and Hanover won the District trophies. 24. James Williams of the Northwest Assemblies gave a. program on liquid air, demonstrating the uses of it. APRIL 1. The senior French class presented the play Les Femmes Parlent Trop , to you English-speaking students, Ladies Talk Too Muchn. 2-11. Spring vacation. Students and teachers have a grand time. That rest was all we needed to carry us through the rest of the semester. 15. The seniors began being measured for caps and gowns. My, we didn't realize we had so many big he-men in the class. 25. Commercial Contests at Galena. From now on this calendar will have to be in the future tense, as I have to hand it in. Miss Norris has just MAY 8. The third annual school exhibit is to be held in the school. 11. Ben Berger, in the last of the Northwest Assemblies programs, is to present his act. He is a magician. 29. The Junior-Senior Prom is to be held. Ralph Slade and his orchestra JUNE 4, 5. Senior final exams to be held. Here 's hoping! 7. Baccalaureate Services are to be held. 9. Class Night. 8, 9. Lower classmen will be struggling in the heat over their exams while we Seniors will be enjoying ourselves. 10. The goal we've been striving for all these years has been reached at last, and we're really sorry it's here. It's Graduation Day. go to Mt. Morris. given up hope of ever getting it. are to furnish the music. 50
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10. We won two games from Maquoketa, lhere. Scores: 35-32, 21-13. 11.'The Heavies fought valiantly, but the East Moline team, with the advantage of playing on their own floor, defeated them 22-28. The Seconds lost their game 16-14. 13. Sponsored by the National Honor Society, the Misner Art Players presented cuts from The Merchant of Venice at eight o'clock in the evening. 15. For the second time this year, we went down to defeat at the hands of Mt. Carroll, 21-18, but this time it was in home territory and on the home floor. The second team played Thomson, defeating them 20-18. 18. We played our second series of Illowa League games, and lost both to Lyons. Score-Heavies: 12-18, Lights: 6-20. 20. To the great joy of all concerned, we began to review for semester examinations. 21. NVith many ol1's 4'ah's , groans, etc. the exemption list was pub- lished. There were no fatalities, though several were almost killed in the rush to the bulletin board, and a good many others suffered stiff necks from peering over others' shoulders. 22, 23, 24. They're on! Pencils scratch, students look glum, teachers look victorious, and the first semester cram-tests begin. 24. Though the first team was defeated by Maquoketa 35-32, here, the second team made up for it by winning 21-13. 25. The first team went to Davenport where they defeated St. Ambrose 23-22. 27. Second semester began. Ken Hoover was chewing gum as usual. . 28. We went to Morrison and won both games. Scores, Heavies: 20-133 Lights: 25-14. 30. The N. H. S. averaged grades. Seniors on top again. 31. Report cards came out again. The cards seemed to have a bad effect upon us. Both teams lost to DeWitt. Scores: Heavies, 20-24, Lights, 7-12. FEBRUARY 1. In one of the best games played in Savanna 's gym, Dubuque Senior High Schoolys Varsity squad defeated Savanna's varsity 30-31, in an over- time game. The Lights were defeated 14-30. 3. VVe won a double victory at Lanark. The Heavies won, 23-18. The Seconds won, 18-10. 4. Mr. Hafemann, Miss Adolphson, Dan O'Leary, Charles Nast, and Mary Goss went to Lanark where they attended a meeting of their student Council. 5. The ever-popular Menely-Brown Duo in their third performance in that many years, again delighted their S. T. H. S. audience with selections on the organ chimes, the piano, the saxophone, and with vocal and dramatic se- lections. 6. The freshmen studied Conduct and Manners in English classes. CI think a little study and application of the aforesaid would not have any fatal effects on the upper classmen either.D 7. For the second time this season, both teams were defeated by Lyons, but this time it was on the home floor. Scores: first team, 18-22, second team, 21-24. 12. Benedict's U. S. history classes gave a Lincoln's Birthday pro- gram. Fulton 's marvelous teams came tc Savanna and went home victorious. The first team won by a score of 22-45. The second team won, 7-29. 14. After weeks of strenuous practices the junior class presented Oh, Kay! It was very successful, and even the seniors admitted that it was good. 18. The N. H. S. surprised the whole school by entertaining the upper half of the senior class, the faculty, and the alumni members of the Society 49
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