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January, our football boys Receive their well-earned sweaters; The Seniors take a roundhouse trip And study men of letters. |
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| 2. | Start new year right. School. | |
| 3. | Kathryn Temby leaves for Charles City. | |
| 4. | Visiting Day. Miss Sarah Jennings spent the day with us. Number of former high school students review us. John Spurrier enlists. | |
| 5. | The coach of one of girls' basketball divisions was stranded at H. S. with only gymnasium uniform. She was finally rescued. | |
| 7. | Dramatic teacher arrived and - | |
| 8. | Many boys wish they had entered the contest. | |
| 10. | Cantata practice begins. | |
| 11. | Declamatory contest. Sophomore class won the cup. | |
| 14. | Eng. IV classes are trying to decide if Shakespeare told the truth when he said, "There's no art to find the mind's construction in the face." | |
| 15. | This would have been a fine afternoon to skate. | |
| 16. | Our new system of "supervised study" explained. | |
| 17. | First day of "supervised study." Many changes in program. Loren Flinn and Helen Hoagland get lost. | |
| 18. | Nomal Training exams. | |
| 21. | Physics class took a trip to the roundhouse. Most of us now think we could run an engine. | |
| 23. | Four kindergarten girls sing popular songs in various classrooms. | |
| 24. | Editorial staff appointed. | |
| 25. | Two new sharpeners in assembly. | |
| 28. | Miss McDougall has to "brave the cold" home without a coat. It was locked up without her knowledge. Ten degrees below. | |
| 29. | Prof. gave talk on athletics. Sweaters presented to sixteen boys. | |
| 31. | Tag shovel day. One boy wore his tag on his foot. Snow shovel, I suppose. | |
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FEBRUARY |
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February - Seniors sport Class sweaters purple and gold; We welcome our new Service Flag, And "Lyd" upholds our honor old. |
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| 1. | "How Germany Prepared for This War," by Mr. Nichols. | |
| 4. | Chase can't find out who broke the chair. | |
| 5. | Juniors have class party. Some stayed in the country most of the night. | |
| 6. | Might as well go home for dinner. No more dancing in hall! | |
| 7. | Senior boys wearing their class sweaters. | |
| 8. | Lydia W. represents P. H. S. at sub-district contest at Stuart. | |
| 11. | Lecture on "True Americanism" by Rev. Sheldon. | |
| 12. | Calamity befell Senior Typewriting class. Miss Barnard announced "No more erasing." | |
| 13. | Short talk by sailor. Miss Hinshaw and Miss McKay and have the measles. Miss Tilton a pink eye and Miss Heighshoe was absent this afternoon. Who'll O.K. their excuses? | |
| 14. | Senior boys have party for the girls. | |
| 15. | Rev. Kirkland held devotional meeting. Mr. Trimby played and sang. Evald B. took it all in shorthand to the Amen. | |
| 18. | Junior Red Cross drive. | |
| 19. | Ralph McLuen tells Civics class a demagogue is a teacher. | |
