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| 16. | High school record at doing our bit: One hundred per cent Junior Red Cross; $4,250 in Liberty Bonds; $876.66 War Saving Stamps; $55 Thrift Stamps. | |
| 17. | Tennis tournament in progress. | |
| 18. | Organization of Girls' Patriotic League. | |
| 23. | Spring rains begin. | |
| 25. | Barnard, Tilton, Kelly and McKay draw the lucky slips. Treats? or lessons. | |
| 29. | If it is springs, "the tardy bell rings just the same." | |
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May, the last month of the year, With hikes and Mother's Day, With banquet and baccalaureate, Commencement and class play. |
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| 3. | Girls of H. S. entertain the H. S. mothers. Interesting program given and refreshments served. | |
| 6. | Girls' tennis tournament. | |
| 7. | Warm spring weather proves too much for some H. S. lads. | |
| 9. | Girls hike. | |
| 10. | Some of our instructors don't appreciate the fact that we all enjoy the libary. | |
| 14. | Senior Apron and Overall Day. | |
| 15. | Normal Training exams. | |
| 17. | Juniors entertain Seniors. | |
| 19. | Baccalaureate service. | |
| 20. | Senior class play. | |
| 24. | Commencement. | |
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And now, farewell, dear Perry High, We all would like to stay; But we've more work in this world to do, And must be on our way. |
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