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| Nov. | 2— | Mr. Armstrong presents a new set of rules. |
| “ | 3— | A new picture, “Maree Basse” is added to the library. |
| “ | 4— | Edith Nelson and Misses Dolen and Warren entertain. |
| “ | 5— | The library walls and furniture are stained green. |
| “ | 6— | A reception for the teachers together with the dedication of the library will be given tonight. |
| “ | 9— | Harry F. wins praise as a Democratic speaker. |
| “ | 10— | The library books number eight hundred and forty. |
| “ | 11— | Fred K. and Bernice R. are dignified librarians. |
| “ | 12— | Sixteen H. S. girls delightfully entertained with a mistrel show. |
| “ | 13— | Mr. Payne gives one of his friendship talks. |
| “ | 16— | Mr. Armstrong entertains with readings from Riley. |
| “ | 17— | It is reported that two Senior girls are learning to slide down the banisters. |
| “ | 18— | Force of habit for a Senior to say, “John Fiske.” |
| “ | 20— | Claud Utterback, “I overlooked instead of looking over the lesson.” |
| “ | 23— | The tardy rule is no joke as some seemed to imagine. |
| “ | 24— | Wonder of wonders! Ralph Cook came to school on time. |
| “ | 25— | Athletic day grandly celebrated! Hurrah for a Thanksgiving feast! |
| Dec. | 1— | The Janitors must be economizing with the coal. We shiver and shake. |
| “ | 3— | We are still studying hard to keep warm. |
