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ESTABLIS~D- NOV.
1929
work, the Life . _· of. · -i~~. hington.
The
individ ua l - · t, vai t .'s · 1-rhich
symbolized his ·~ ;~i..·e s ._hc:.i.:v e · ·_passed
through t b o ye;:ir·s a,nd :t•.a?e .' made
their a ppe<:t.:·a nc e, · Gf'Fu1 ···,1 n-. the
con trEmt lon s
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the trip ar ~ Glorla Ke rn, - Fern
Eaward81· Virgin.J..a f.1ell'inge r, . tois
Abbey, Audre y Be ck, Evelyn Mahe r,
A'nh Bl.tesnc r anci. 'Ea rlc'ne Reoue.rth.
They plat1 to stay at Hot e J;.::..Tilden.
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to the almanac, April
t he anniversary · df
~L~ J ~~t h ' of the first outstand-~ r .;: · '":' ~.ter : ' of
't\merican · ·- lit·-· r·E~ ~ in·e. He' was (born in Amer: ca s :,on after ihe end of t.he
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in 1783. His ' · ·Scq.tch
~nd Cornish parentage proved that
iJ.e was
really . a ·. 'B rit·on . born ·
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beyond the sea.
Like a great many of America's ·
Thursday: aft~rnoon./ A·p ;fl 4,
rnost famous authors,. he found his
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Dex:aham chalk talk '·l'e.q~~rer
beginn~n g in
Journalistic tield_
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··oub11c
schools gave an 1nt·crHis
· earlie-st
efforts · were
estlng qcm9nstrat~on . 9n the subhumorous . articles
in a ·paper
ject of' th~ · ~vils · of ·. habit forrnedited by ~is brother1 - but . ~is
1Qg.
toba~co . ..
health sb,owed signs of we-a kening;
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- illustrated his · important
~nd he went over to England for a
po~nts
. wi~~ : ~~c~~lcnt free
hand
!~ ong
holiday. • .. He was ·: so - im~ ··
sketchcs
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in
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colored
chalk
while
presse-d with his ~native rr country
tba t he penned that · . · charming -. . ~qdressl,ng the student .b oqy-:_ His
cartoons '• displayed a .. ma_ster:-ful
work, the
Sketch Book, -Which
ability
as he auickhy.: . drew,-_.. the
contains some of the most beautidifferent
phases i_~ < the.. l.i~es of
ful descriptions · C>t "" 'hf.s.tori.e-the
smoker
and drinker.. ~f~_er he
)laces ever written.
finished
his
lecture · · he 1 :, drew
· On his return to Naw York •. he
some
beautifui ·_. coutftry_
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vas
inte nsely
aware · of , the
patrlotic
scenes
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the
)Oli t.tcal . changos in t :he New
students
drew
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receive them as s;ouverirs~~
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:':- i tiz c n to -become a lawyer since
Through
the
efm'o.rt~~,&f
the,
Ag.
:hat was theveritable fashion at
III
class
on
the
bre"vious
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day,Mr.
:hat time ~6~ lhose inte~ested in
Denham was sUDDtlied -w ith: a -::_ la;r"ge
·oli tics. !3u·t . the rev·o·J..utionary ·
snake wl;lich · iie'· fl,:O$ed 1.J.i th nico.rend was _.·not s'(ls~~iri~~d' -and the
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to show t:t;le ' +1:1- ~;ffects of
;all of his ·iiterl}r;Y· st)irit·· soon
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vhich he wa_s ·, reared. Oertainly
try-outs f'>~r C.;M.• ~·- ~it e rary werp
.11s apprec·l,at-i:.On hB;s ·- been shown
held. Tne; f .q-:tl.q-w!ng: winners will
in the merry : sto-r y · ·o·f · Rip Van
comnote at Edb1's-ur.g._ hext Wednestl inkle
and . a l!\te more.' serious
day· hight: ··Sea .)Ia~ford,ars.mat~r
Kennet.h Davis 1 hunio·r o'us 1 and Dick
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2 Gre enl'Tal t, oration.
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FRESHMAN CLASS
.SENIOR
NE~S
In science the freshmen are
studying 11 How Do \'J'e Harness the
Energy of Nature to Do Our \'fork? 11
The home ec. I
girls
are
beginning to sew.
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The
algebra · I
cl~ss
are
studying on "How Fractions Arise
in Algebra. 11
The ag I
boys
are studying
gardening,
The Latin I class are studying
nouns of the third declension,
The
English
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class
are
studying the play "Julius C~esar 11
in their textbooks.
The English IV class are working on their themes, they handed
i,n their rottgh drFJ.fts on · ,~Tednes­
day, April 3,
The American hism ry students
have just finished
the char.ter
"The Struggle for Neutrality.' arrll
will begin the chapter on "Our
Part in the Fighting,
The Home Ec, III girls will
begin cooking this six weeks,
Typing II s.tudents will begin
budget XXX,
Ann Bliesner
The
sophomore
class is on
"Proportion and Similarity" in
geometry. The biology class is
giving reports on various conta~
g1ous
diseases, The
history
class is studying section · seven
on 11 Austria
and Russia". The
English class is reviewing for a
test on "The Social Letter."
Betty Herr
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OLASS NEWS
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English the
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juniors
have
been studying about
Wordsworthi
Coleridge, Bryron, nnd
Shelleyf
They :=tre not-r studying Keats.
In shorthand they are reading
the Gettysburg
Address
nnd
reading writing exercises,
In physics they are studying
sound.
In home ec. they are beginning
their cooking course.
The solid geometry
class Et.re
studying
~bout
prisms
and
cy.linders.
Gloria Kern
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APRIL BIRTHDAYS
Jim Dickerson ••••••••••• April
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Perry McClelland........
Ray Farley •••••••• ,,,.,.
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Lee Thomas •••••••• ,.....
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Robert Grny ••••••• , • , •• •
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Hoy Hobbs •••••••••• , •• ~.
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Lorraine Barnett,.,.....
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Pat Grove., ••••••••••• ,.
Elizabeth Gilvin
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M r. Morrison (sternly), "You
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E~rlene: "Why, wh!lt h~p-c;>ened'?
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The senior class have started
their themes and they have chosen
the follot-ring topics to t-rri te on:
Dale Alexander, Pl~stics;Lorraine
Barnett, Superstitions; Gene Day,
Deep Sea Diving;Ann Bliesner, Gypsies; Jim Bray, Lerrgue of Nations
and the U.N.O.;Evelyn Maher, Etiquette; Jim Dickerson, About the
N~zis;J~ck Day, B-29;Dale Dickey,
B-29;Juanita Fahrcnbocker, Mexic~
Willis FRrley, P-51 MustRng; PAt
Grove,Instruments in Symphony Orches trFJ.; Fred Herr, Pol;:-or Explor.t=l...
tion;S~ra Hunter, AbrRbi~n Horse;
Paul Kendall,Modern l-1:111 t.!'lry Medicine; Dolores King, . History
of
Art;Georgiann M~rion, BrRzil;Verna MP.rion, Rae1o Advertising;Rose
M~ry Molohon, Argentin~;Pcrry McClelland, Development of Lighting,
These themes ~re to be finished
by April 9th.
Evelyn Mnher
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F.H.A, ENTERTAINS MOTHERS
The members of the Ball Cht=~pter
of Future Homem~ers of Amer1c~
entert~ined their
mothers at a
tea held ~t 3:15 p,m. April 1 in
the gym.
The program consisted of a welcome given by Fern Edw~rds, wroup .
singing, and the movi,e, . Four.
Hundred Years in Four Minutes,"
followed by an informnl tea. Fern
Edwards ~nd Patsy Grove served.
Audrey Beck
I.V.A. CONVENTION
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Eleanor Burtle '49
SOPHOMORE CLASS NEWS
CLASS NEWS
The ann~.l meeting of the
Vocation~l Associ~tion will
held April 4, 5 1 ~nd 6 ~t
Ill,
be
the
Morrison. Hotel in Chieago,
'Miss ChF~ndler left yesterd!ly to
~ttend the homem~k1ng Ed~c~tional
session of this convention on Friday and s~turday.
Dolores King
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honor"bl e mention of tho r rojects
of
Perry
McClelland a nd Jim
Dickers on, The boys' qu~ rtette
and a gri c ultu~e ch~ rus singing
were gr eatly en j oya n , 2nd eech
group hRd to g ive so ver 2l encores
be fore they could r e tur n to t heir
s eE>. ts.
Capt. M. V. "Dinty" Moore of.
tho
Veter~n s'
Ad£ini s tra tion
proved to be one of t he best
spea kers eve r giving an Qddress
to a Ba ll benque t. Bi s t ~ lk was
not easy for he wa s, in r e ality,
SfCalcing
to three groups: tile
veterans the dads and the Future
Fo.rmers.' Starting off with
a
droll thout;ht the.t pa rhe.ps the
only r eason he was privllof ed to
speak pt the benquet was that he
"wes the only
one
left
in
S~ rinc field who w~s
not r~nning
f;r o?fice"~ Mr. Moore waroed up
to his theme: 11 I Renlly Know How
It Feels t o Get Kicked Around~
He usen funny stories, incidents,
anQ h1l~rious
situations that
kept his rud ience in . a constrot
upro a r, Throus h it all the moral
of his r oint of view was .Pla in
an~ eas ily
understood. His own
d1sapp~intments, disillusionments,
and statue •ere o~ly ~ ·rcfl e ctinn
of the e.tti tu<'l es of countless
thousands of G. I. 1 s everywhere.
But Awerica is
good--A broad
covera ~e of fair treatment for the
vetere.ns is c.·i ven in the
G. I.
Bill.
To
these benefits Mr.
Moore carefully ex~l ~ ine d it was
a ~ r obram desi[ ned to reb2.bilitate
and
make
self de ~ endent all
vete rpns.
S ~eeifically,
he
pointed out, were the far~ trfininG ~ ro ~ra ms desiGned to give on
the fprm tr~inin G with clas sroom
instruction such a s is now beinc
in
this school. "Their
done
value is u·ntolc". to far m boys aml
to boys livin ~ . in small towns,j
Mr. Moore concluded.
Movies of oil ware sh0wn in the
entert ~ inment tha t
followed 'tbo
bfl.nquet. Jack
De.y
o.no.
Dale
Dickey were in cha r ce of this
pro; r e.m.
All 1n all it wa~ one of the
11 best
evern benqu e ts v::>ted
by
those
wbo
ha~
atte nded many
previous ~ff~irs.
WIT, HUMOR AND SONG SPARKLE
AGRICULTURE BANQUET
RETURN VETERANS ARE GUESTS
Capt. M.V. "Dinty" Moore
High Lights Banquet
The 17th annual Future Farmers'
Banquet, held Thursday evening,
March 28, 1946, was in every way
an outsta nding succe s s.
It t a kes coopera tion from all
d euartments
in the school to
ha~~le an a ffair the size of the
Agriculture
Banquet
and
the
resul ts
speak for themselves.
Exc elle nt food, carefully prepa r ed by Miss Chandler a nd her
home making class; beautiful ta.ble
decor2 tions
pre pared
by Miss
Mesne r and Miss Blimling; fine
chnr a l work with intensive prepar e.tion by Miss Messer; invi tat ion and program printing by comrr. e rci~ l cla sses unde r
the supervision of Miss Mess e r and Eprlene
Req uarth; speeche s, jokes, and
pro gram arr ~ n gements ~ide d by Mr.
Morrison:
all
these
fectors
made the ba nquet a success.
Since ' illnass
prevented the
pr e sid0 n t,
vice~prosident,
P.nd
S3crot a ry from ha ndling deta ils,
e
committe e
composed of Bob
Burtle , Jim Dickerson, JP.ck D8y,
Kenneth Bchl, a nd Kenneth Be ck
went 3.hc e.c1 ~md me.de the 8.rr?ngements ne c cs s3.ry fdr the banquet.
The progr ? rn wa s as follows: After
the ple &ge of Alligience to the
J Flag
a nd
a verse from
the
na ti ona l ~ nthem, Mr. James c.
Grove ge vo the invocation. This
was followed by a bountiful meal
sarvcd. by me.:nbers of the home
e conomics cla sses. The serving
wes ca refully and well ha ndled by
the birls. Mothers of the boys
2ssisted in the kitchen in filling
and
do coratinb ~l e t e s.
In a
ple as ing
and ·g r a t\ous menner
ferry McClelland acting ~s the
t ~a s tma stcr
ke~t · the
p rogr 2m
moving s ~oothly with witty introductions. Jin Bray, in extending
a word of welcome to the dads end
veterans, blended his spe e ch with
ert
illustrations end stories
the. t brought him he~_ rt· y E~fpleuse.
In resp~ns e , Mr. Kenneth DPvis,
Sr., spoke of the QiscourPging
pspects t o the pr6 ject wor~ ~nd
th~ t it was
Alw~ys
necesspry to
keep tryinE en ~ n e ver l e t your
SI:=iri t cl.o\m by ~ ive rse circumsta nce s. Dick Greenw~lt w2s in
t0:r;. f or m 't~ i th two s olo numbers
foll owed
by
encores, He w~s
· ~ cco mpcmied by lviiss Messer et the
pie.no. Bob Burtle ge.ve the · committee re~ort for the outstanding
projects of 1945. The awa r ds were
m~de . to
Fred Frank and Bill
Williams.
The com~itte e
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SENIOR TRIP TO LIBRARY
The
senior cl8SS went to the
?nd Lincoln libraries on
18. The r ur~ose of this
trip WA. S for them to get better
acquainted with library facillities e.nd to r;e.ther me.t e rial for
their senior themes.
The seniors wish to thank Mrs.
McClelland, Miss Frederick, and
Miss Blimlinh for RCcomfe nyinG
them on this most worthwhile tr1f,
Lorreine Barnett '46
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And now w.e _wap.t to _ present to
you .sihothe-~- charming, sen,! or,. the
one ~nd only·· Jua~itt=t fahren~oc~_er.
When ~sked 1f·she would tell us
all About her$elf , she. re.p lie·9-,
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Her f~vorite sport is skating
~nd hAndsome men to
sk~te
with.
With that c e rtath· ··gleam in her
eye she tells us t~t . Corne~l
Wilde is ·: "·a dream''-' ' and - Ipgrid
BergmRri is the ide~l - Ia~. ~pr _q
crooner, Juanita will stic~ , to
· Bing, ~na-·. HarrY 1 JaJlles: t=tnd ·histrumpet ·is in her · '11 spo't ii;g ht" .. of
bands • . s-he
'i'ikes ·· n·:r 'm ·. Alway~
Chasing Ra'inbo~s,nf.,> (We -· wonder':
if she expects to find the -pot of
gold )?
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Juan1 ta has a· v·ef.'y big app1 ti te
(for such a 9mall gir~, tq? .) and
she -··~J. ways - ot9-ers . ha~b\lrgers and
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milk shq.ke• · Typing 1~ --- her
fa~orite
sub j erct (goesn'' 't . take _
ruu~h brain
work). Her junior ·
year r ates the highest of her
high school days~· She is in band, glee_ club, -~nd the_ hom~ ...ec. <?.lub ,_:
Rnd one of the. R~s~~.
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Juanita is uncert~in about the
future, but hop_e.s ·:.tha·t , something
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A:nd now if :o r ;·a:nothot'· ·se'nio'r; .·we
w1il in-troduc e :. -the -'' s_ho'rty" of
the• class . ..·Pa t .· Gr-ovei .. '(Remember
dyn~mite comes in s ma ll - packages~)
She tells us that English 1sn 1 t
too bad. (On:e ··rn·.-a:--millinn). Pat
belongs to the band, gle ~ club,
home ec. · cl,ub, . s·tud.e nt · council,
is·· assistaf'lt . edj. tor · o-r- :tne Ink
Spot, a nd was one of the· ~- c'h:-eer..:. .
1 eaders. . - . .
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·Ia tter
part ~- of he:r ~ophomore : ·.year
·Rnd
th~ basketqall : seas on of her sen- ·
lor yefJ.r ,.,l-1:1 long be r ememb~ ~ed~. ·
w~ .~wonder ·_why'??·'?·,,
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.Pa,t ~j;,kes· t .o ·skate, A.nd· tg~nks
basketba ll is a mighty fine game.
Her idea l mus t not· be over six
feet tall, but ·ntit .. "too short.
He must be dark, handsome,,.
a nd
ha~e.- - ~ots·· r.o f:;·manner,s.
He·· must
h~ve personality p:lus.- '(wonder
wher-e~~ -sh-e·!;ll ~ :. f'i'nd - htin
if spe
has.)
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. He.r fa~orite : ~ f3ong · 1a : "i'll ' Be·
Wa lking With My Ho~ey-Soon Soon
Soon~ She
is
heavy
~t~r,
spage tt1 and mea tballs _is _her f~vori-t e- meal. · -:-\ ·
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If the freshman . girls , are the :
mila · . or -~ :w~ld.~' typ-e on hay.J?~ck·,,-;j
If Paul K• . thinks t h-9 t hayrack
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.:.,.· ·- rides , m~ke -~a dif.ference'?????'?
If Da le A. reaily got "hooked i m;"
WhY," " o-eorge . w•. likes to Argue???
for .. the hay-r.ack .ride? - Did -you.
If Don D• . thinks that l'Olishing
really min'O.'i??????? __ ·-' -·
-)" his boot~ ~s .a big .job?.??.?? (Maybe
Who will · win 'at . C.,M.-S.·'Mtaic · they ,.. Rre big __ boots, ·Don)
~Hld Litera.J7-Wednesday night???-'???
If there will b e ·more than two
If ..their_ , nre· any :. morte. ha.yrack· ·. dates at the Jr ... sr. Prom??'?'????'?
rides plahri.e d f'or the ' near· future?
If Pat a,]l.Q. __ Juanit.a -thiak ·betIf .J~·ck ' D..:•..~Jim·. D.-,- P-er-ry, · and -~tang · is.. legal-?????
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Fr~d like to go_ s~a_ke hunt_ing????
If
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If Ann and. 'Jtianita should be
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'"ond_e ring _about their ' transpo~ · ·-· h~ting_ club? . (You 1 11 -be_-~orryl)
ta41on to C~M.S.????1~~
; If Bob B. will ' ever l earn to
!r "Ev" ha.s .. given· the · mail man
sit on a foldin g chaip?·'l,?.?.? ..
one lRst chance???????? . .
- ' I f the , snake wil_l :ever d1,e??????
If . ~a:ra:t-ee. likes for people to .. ' If ''" Willis · - thinks .lilacs --are
m~k~- ' dfl~e& . for . he.r.?..'Z-? ?7 ..
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ChAtham Phone 3-1123
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Coach wa s giving a class lecture on -~·gli'av1ty~ ~ . :·'-'"Now, class 11 ,
he said, n·It is the law- of gravl. ~Y that kee:P.s -:us. _o n :this~ e·ar~h. 11
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