Walnut Grove High School - Yearbook (Walnut Grove, MO)

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EIUII' 'H' 'll' 'll' 'HUII' 'IIUII' 'll' 'll' 'll' 'NDIS H H 5 16. Travis Edmonson gives up Hamlet as a had job. 5 L 19. Agriculture class begins to watch growth of garden seeds. T 20. YVork hegun on completion of school house walk. T 21. Dale Grirlin sprains his ankle in track practice. 5 22. Rountree McMehen leaves school for a living trip to the 5 - Mexican horder. - ? 23. Close ol' the grade schools. Entertainment at Opera House. ? 26. Deathly silence in the rooms down stairs. 5 27. Seniors have iirst practice of their play. 1 1- - 28. Professor Smith makes tinal call for notebooks. To he 5 handed in Friday. 5 213. Travis Edmonson and Alfred McNeil make linal trip to A Ash Grove. Hard luck. L1 1 f X A N , 1 I N N - 1- - Q V .:.l rr QU, bophomoie class goes on held trip to Wishait. Report T - much knowledge gained and much sport enjoyed. Q5 E :- ,.'l'HIIlQE 1 ' 3. Final meeting of the Annual Board. ' 5 -l. Clyde Smith performs during History class. Falls on his 5 back while reciting: 5. Juniors hreak record for outside history readings so far. 5 6. Gravel road to he huilt to the school house. 5 5 7. VVork in the basement. 5 T - Q I Q - i p 10. Protessor Smith cannot locate strange noises coming from somewhere in the Junior class. 5 11. Review of the last quarter begun. 5 5 12. Alfred McNeil develops artistic ahility during' history and 5 Vl receives severe reproof. ' 13. There is nothing new under the sun. Q 14. Freshmen are made to wonder if they will ever be Sopho- 5 l 1 mores. l . . . h. T 17. Final examinations begun. Much distress. :T 5 il 'EL E QEUB' 'll' 'll' 'll' 'IIUII' 'IIUIIL 'll' 'II' 'H' WIIUIW

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QLQJII 'Il' 'll' 'll' A IIIUII' lllllll' 'll' I 'll' 'Il' 'llmlg 2 ' H L J 1ru-rimu gliisinrg - I think I know my history well 5 For I have studied day and night, .LE So now just listen while I tell ? And then you will see if I am right. 5 .- A 3 YVe have studied from first to last, Just how Columbus made the charge And by the sleeping watchmen passed, Across the Delaware on a barge. It was in sixteen ninetv two VVhen on a frosty Xmas night, He showed to us what he could do And Trenton took without a light. Then at the famous Bunker Hill There where the noble Lincoln fell, YVe see the daring charge, now still Hearing Sherman say VVar is hell. Again our friend Stonewall we see, As daring, brave, he stood his ground, A very noble man was he, Though dead at Bull Run he was found. And well I know the Presidents too, From VVashington to VVooden-head And among them there is quite a few But best of all of them is Ted. Though this is all I tell you now You can see that I am not a fool I know a lot I would allow And I have learned it all in school. A-F. 'lim 1 E' E QIDH' 'll' 'Il' 'll' WIIUII' 'IIUII' 'll' III' 'II' 'IIUIE