Ellettsville High School, Llamarada, 1935, Page 32
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^ THE LLAMARADASCHOOL CALENDARSEPTEMBER10—The first day of school starts off with a Bang! Everyone excited andtalking a lot.13—Our first fire-drill. We had almost forgotten how the fire bell sounded.18—Bud and Milton wanted to sing with the Music class today, but Mr.Smith sung them to the office.19—A big Senior class meeting. Decided on pins and rings.20—Emma couldnt seem to go up stairs fast enough but she accidentallyslowed up.OCTOBER8—Four dignified Seniors report a glorious time hunting chestnuts yesterday.10—First day for the Seniors to collect ads. Good Luck!17—Just a little vacation. Teachers Institute until the 22nd. Seniors received rings and pins today.NOVEMBER8—Wonder what this announcement was that Mr. Weathers made aboutboys and girls of E. H. S. before the assembly this morning? Use yourown judgment.26—High School Music class begins to practice on an operetta. Practice willlast about two weeks.28—Stinesville game. Everyone excited but they didnt run ahead of us withbut two points. Thanksgiving vacation starts. We have until December 3 to eat turkey.DECEMBER1—Part of the ball boys went to Owensburg tonight to really play ball butFogle would rather hunt rabbits.3—A pretty full assembly after all the turkey dinners. The Seniors andtheir sponsor visited Mr. Shaws studio today and succeeded in breakingthe camera. Yes, they saw the birdie.4—Abraham Lincoln visited our assembly today the fifth period. Operettato be presented tonight.5—Seniors get pictures and find out how ugly they really are. Boy andgirl council meeting today.6—The operetta matinee was given.7—The operetta proved to be a great success.8—Game with Hopewell tonight.9—Rah! Yeah ! The Eagles have won a game.13—Mr. Shaw is down to take pictures for the annual.15—Game with Spencer. Beat another game by two points.5^GPage thirty-two19 3 5nniMH^^mmmT^^fM |
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