Bloomington High School, The Gothic, 1909, Page 102

Description:	Nov. 19: -Thanksgiving vacation. Zack Fleener and Rheu-ben Tourner go home just to see the folks.Nov. 26: -Mr Bob makes good. Gilbert Clampitt, ex-’20,says that charity covers a multitude of amateurtheatricals.Nov. 30: -Prison again for three more weeks.Dec. 2: -Very dark day. Electric lights out of order.Dec. 3: -Miss Ellis tells her annual secret: Congressmeets the first Monday in December. Dont tella soul.Dec. 4: -Senior Latin students visit Freshman Germanclass and hear the little boys and girls callingeach other, Dear Dick (dir dich). Things are notwhat they always seem.Dec. 6: -Reuben Tourner wears a new suit to school.Gilbert Luzadder remarks, that he saw in theWorld yesterday that you could get any suit inKahns store for four or five dollars.Dec. 9: -Harold Voliva stars in 12B History class.Dec. 11: -Mr. Noyer gives his fresh air lecture again. In thecourse of his lecture, he stops suddenly and ac-cidently asks Robert Telfer to close the windows.Dec. 14: -The Principal places a large box in the office andthen exorts us to help the poor by donating gro-ceries, etc. Somebody said Mr. Ramsey didnt buyany groceries for a month afterwards.Dec. 17: -Mr. Pittenger says he is justly proud of his Eng-lish class, which cannot be caught up on construct-ion, etc. Mr. Pittenger certainly has a keensense of humor.Dec. 19: -Only one more week to grind out. Duffy Dodds,in trying to find a comparison between the lastweek of school and the last few yards of a race,said to a Sophomore: Stay with it, boy. Ivebeen in your shoes many a time.Dec. 21: -Tests are here again. Zack says he shorethinks hes goin to flunk in Algebra. Says henever did understand how a feller could takesomething away from nothing and have less thannothing left.102Image alt-text: Black ink two-panel drawings. The first panel has a person holding a scroll that reads, “I DO HEREBY RESOLVE TO BLUFF EVERY TEACHER IN EVERY SUBJECT.” The number “1909” is written in the corner of the panel. The second panel has one person with question marks above their head and another person pointing to a thermometer. The caption reads, “Potter is unable to understand why it takes less heat to warm the building this year.” Both panels are signed “WILSON.”
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Collection:	Bloomington High School

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