Table Grove High School - Fad Yearbook (Table Grove, IL)

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FAMILIAR SAYINGS Talk to me children! Seats subject to change. just one minute, please. Do you recall? Now everybody together! -A Take the cat down stairs and shut the door. ' . Some Dont's for T. G. H. S. Pupils p Don't mark on the desk with your pencils. Don't shuffle your feet when you walk. Don't Whisper so much. 4 Don't be afraid to sing. ' Don't talk so low Qpleasej, 4 Donlt speak in Caesar unless you are called upon Don't giggle in Physics class at nothing. Don't look at the professor when you send a note I Happenings H X Bob goes to call on Beulah and falls asleep. Too bad. Pauline had an auto ride Grange Fair day. Good lecture in Physics class Nov. 19th, 1908. Wood alcohol and carbolic Were put to good use Nov. 20th. D A case pulled off by Mr. Dyar Nov. 24th. ' Junior motto: Root, hog, or die. T. G. H. S. has a new fire escape-Dec. 15.

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What The Seniors Are Thankful For WE ARE THANKFUL THAT: We are Seniors. We have passed the stages of greenness and avvkvvardness that belong to the Freshmeng the Sophomore smart ness and the junior spooniness. ' We have come to the stage when We have found out what we don't know. We have had the opportunity of attending High School and have had such excellent instructors. We stand at the summit of High School life and that We have been able to reach that point. We are the first class to attempt putting out a year book. We, as Juniors, were the first class to give a reception to the Senior class, Our school building is such a good one and that it does not leak over our class. Our course is one of the best in the state. We are especially thankful to Mir. Dyar and Miss Kober for making the course such as it is. Mr. Dyar has so much patience with us when We do not speak our German as he wishes. We have held our High School record higher than any previous classes during our career.

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N 1, xi' 'r Te x N ' i ii ' 3 xx.'l,. X XX Q- Lives of great men, all remind us We can make our lives sublime, And departing, leave behind us Foot prints on the sands of time. --H. W. Longfellow. 4 1 1