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1. What's so funny, Mr. Bernd? 2. Just before we came to high. 3. Li'l Marjorie N. 4. Three cheers for the team! 5. Neophytes of the stage: our junior year. 6. Junior Casanovas? 7. Our editor and his associate; mutual admiration? 8. Our pal, the office gal. Page twenty six
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ACTIVITIES Scrap books, date books, and diaries remind us of our good times Who hath a book Has friends at hand, And gold and gear At his command; And rich estates. If he but look, Are held by him Who hath a book. Who hath a book Has but to read And he may be A king, indeed; All this is his Who hath a book. Page twenty-five
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Recollections” September 4—School again. The teachers were all thrilled to have their little darlings back again for another year. September 21—All the seniors prettied up to have our pictures taken. Mr. Olin was really surprised when he saw us. September 22—Initiation. The freshman boys really looked cute in their shorts. The girls hid their legs by wearing long dresses so the boys couldn't show them up. September 27—What that Jack Rank couldn't do with the tragedy of Macbeth! Too bad some of the seniors can't do the same. October 13—Sad day for the seniors. We lost one of oiy charming and intellectual classmates. Bob Schneider. We really don't feel too badly, because we gave him to the Marines. October 31—Great night. The senior class play. The play cast had a good time Halloweening atferwards. November 2, 3—Hurray!! A vacation. The teachers had to go to Milwaukee for a Teachers' Convention. November 10—The Salemites journeyed to Cashton to start out a very successful basketball season by defeating Cashton, 31-24. November 17—Cashton paid us a return visit only to be defeated again, 25-15. November 22—Lecture course. C. F. Jones and the Dancing Electrons. November 22—Salem High defeated Westby on their floor, 33-17. Keep it up, boys! November 23, 24—One day off to eat turkey, plus one day to recuperate and come back to school. December 1—Trounced Bangor, 25-15. Jenkins came to Salem hunting for Swede the next day. December 8—Onalaska here. We won, 26-18. December 12—We kept up our good record by defeating Viroqua, 27-23. December 15—Went to Galesville and again came home victorious with the score of 32-21. December 19— Ludafisk and lefse, Copenhagen snoose, We went to Holmen, really on the loose. We emerged victorious, 33-21. December 22 - January 8—Christmas vacation. Christmas party. Everyone needed one, including the teachers. Page twenty-seven
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