Warrensburg High School - Arrow Yearbook (Warrensburg, MO)

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Feb. 21-The end of the fourth quar- sfx fsawv wyyyyqig wwvvv V Q O M A 1 fv Lg- ANQKLLAXIA NXIAKAAXXA DR. HIGHLAND, Ph. C. THINKING PEOPLE of all ages are now using Chiropractic as never before. What it has done for others, Chiropractic Will db for you. Johnson County's M-ost Complete Health Service Free Nerv-O-Meter Examination Over Thrailki1l's Lady Assistant Phone 137L TELEPHONE YOUR 'WANTS TO THE COURT HOUSE DRUG STORE E 101 Feb. 5-In assembly the Junior Class presented a play entitled Sham . The cast included Dorothy Jones, Jack Brown, Robert Mayes and Harold Mill- er. It was V61'y good. Feb. 12-The Gym classes performed in assembly, The Tigers met the Colts on the Training School court, and were victorious again. Feb. 19-Rev. I-Iollyman addressed the Student Body at the assembly hour. Feb, 20-Lees Summit came here and was defeated by the Tigers. Werling Stores 2 Students We appreciate your patronage at either store Service and' Delivery Store East Market Street I ,J ter, More exams! ' M Feb. 25-The Tigers with a few root- Phone 2' H . ers went to Holden Where they played - ' a fast game. 3, ' Feb. 27--The eighth grade gave a pro- Cash and Carry Store gram celebrating the birthdays of sev- , eral great men, which had occurred P1118 Street J during the month. Feb. 28-A large part of the Student I Body took part in the Operetta, which 5 f was rendered very well. Watch for our ads --3 -. - in the papers -' u 7 V, .,,,v., V vw vvvv vvvvv Qs 5 .19 3 O -q Page One 'Hundred Eleven

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