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~I “~istm Eve Suspension.” ! heard a cm~d of Fr-ba tilting
The program f- ‘bh’ls,t- is as Iane fine atirhmn. I w=-W the
follows : usual mouti uf cuTtititY -d w I
Dwight’sIceCream Ocbbcr 21 :— i mmedizt e~ ‘bmm e itier-bed. ,Ai-
Remding . . . . . . . . . . . W,l$ie R&path thOUgn”i WP,5 ‘kfew ytii U&Y “from
Dawson, N. M. . Reci’ba’tion ------ . ..--Mary tiv=t the crowd, I ..uld ,~*a:. ~~ .we
Readin’g . . . . . . . ..AmnW O~ifle~i they said. Their mbjwt ww their
W16cmion of Christmu9 Program. ‘studies and the mwks on tiik wrdh
Omk 28:— ,~n I hemd a mdl boY -Y-i ‘
vQcal IJue’t -------------------- 11[lfiunk~~ k ,Wa”ish ~la mti !“
a Specialty
%m Sin+ ad Frti
II “--fi;,mFrazer,-Acc.nnpaniat,
Lujan in;iier -~
,(I ,fl~~ked’
higflOd tid’ @$ ;
in En@li% and SPalIfhding—’’hehe
0~-Leggti -e” i~h; so ym’re lucky.”
“Spatis to the ~mwns.:..-
‘~mtinked” - Wt #la h6 meti~
..-. .. ”- . - .--.-—-—- Miss Bauer
ov em,ber 4 :—
From ihwt dwy I mn~ered,- that
-rd COWMmean. I c.ul~ nOt ~~k’
pcech-’’Thdore Rowve’lt”
~d ~n;;i,h I my teauh&i for tie.” they dufd
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I Itikd
..=1 stilu .--.. -.---Edna Redpatk know ‘ow ign”m?t .1 -“
hhrough EVeW dmh~m I ‘~: I
Wry -... -- . . . . . . ..Wrie DupOnt
even went - the foreti -W
“ovember 11 :—
m,erlm ––. -––. --------
D. D, c, ~cttiarf~ bu,t @ll I mu~d M lwrn
Its meaning.
In Fbndm’s Fields” --Una T]nsley
.nswcr b “In Fladers’ Fields”. - 1 pained my c~be .tiYs ~ Yet
Mn~y c~v~ t I bad not di~mvered the eignficance
Am,istice WY” -----.W.d*e Jile9 Of thiB COmmO~WOrd “flunked.”
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lovember 1S:- Fini$hing cwllege, I swmed a “lmki-
Iusic~Harold Dati, Violin; Hela tiw wi,th u fim ~~at~ in Kan~~
Frazer, Pkm, Cw. I smrtd w cotion clerk,
ThatiMng” - . . ..--I~e Petiy but Ewn I winked my WY UP. Fin-
:ecitation -–––––-–lmuhe Springer ail y, Mr. BM,e’E secre - w~, “fir-
SENIORS AND JUr IORS
To bring us back to a happy frame .Thc meebi~ of the D. D. C. like cd’, that is, he received a nOtice S~t-
ENTERTAIN of mind, Joe Kamionka was called h.se of Lit- %ciety are every ing that his services were no tin~
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a wonderful room. The tables were
upon for a few of his prize-winning
jokes. Adjournment into the hall fol.
10wed. MOre games were played. A$
kdav A 3,40.
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LINCOLN LITERARY SOCIETY
reauired. I ativMY appli~) fOr this
en~ld lmtiti-n and Mr. Blti6 said
tht he WOUMtry me OWL ti frst
prettily decorated ~,ith tiriy j=~k *S 12 o’clock wa~ drawing near the Hii?l
~mntern. made from oranges, autumn S’hOOl ~Ong WaS sung and then th’
leaves, witch napki ns and pumpkin b’11’ ‘ere rung as a signal for all t’
place cards, With 01dy the light from ~~rt. hOme~ard. AS We went dew’
the jack o’ lanterns the first appear- the hill wc =ng UGwe =lwaya do whel
~lure of what was
ghostly, but the
~iti~g ~~g~uffi.
returning from a place where we hav~
had a ~ood time. Our only wish wa:
~ient to overcome fe ar and all boldly that the party was. still tO cOme in
:entered and found tl eir plnces. Then stead Of alr~ady pa~t.
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ARMISTICE DAY
(COntIUUOtl t-m PuO 0m4)
came eating of the -lad and ealted made its fimt public appearance
crackers. The onll . CritiCiSm tO be They played ,’America.,* Fnthcr chap
made of tbk ~IIPPer might cOme here. I~“t ~av= the invocation, which WSI
We should have heel I permitted ~ eat followed by a speech on 44Armistic,
the salad as goon as w,e were seated. f)tiy>, by M~. Phillips from, Raton
becauge it looked o tempting that RPV. RusBell then gave a very inter
we could hardly k @p from eating esting talk on the “Great War. ” Mr
when the ghoati ~?ere all arOund. McClareY San= ~lThe Star SpanFle(
While the ~lad plat es were being re- Banner.~J In the last veme the a“di
moved and the p Impkin pie and I~nce joined in+
punch served, Mary Covert, acting as
toaatmistmas, read Borne additional
fortunes which the witch had Bent.
Mr.
“Taps, -
Ktzourniske
which was
then Eounde<
the cloge of th
These were the cat !ne of continuous
There were alBo two free baske
ball game, that evening, between tb
Town Teams and the High Teams
The girls’ game was at the end o
toanti or speeches: half 6 to 1 in favor of th
TOwn team. Al the end Of the ~e~
Walter bvering, Harold Davis, Ruth 10nd half the score WaS g tO 10 i
Viukem, William Eaul, Estelle ?dur- Ifavor Of the High BchOol. It WaS
ray and Fred Eng Iish. fast game and every one of the plaj
Mary soon turned off the .lectric.
lighk and in the dim light reflected
e= did her Pa!t. All Of the playel
of the D. H. S. except two, made thei
through the trans, jm from the hall first appearance.
told a story about an old man who In the boys’ game at tbe end t
lived in the woods :111alone. He often the first half the score was 13 to
became so frighten ed that he imaFin- in favor of the Town team. The finl
ed the mogt horrib e things. Wn6n’t score wag so to 6 in favor Of th
that just like Mary to try to frighten TOwn team. Tbe playem on both I
~~? /these teams also played excellbntl:
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Murray. I
October 28 :—
Recihtion ---------Evelyn English
Rccita~n ---- .--. Margaret P~me
Recitation . ..-. -.-. Vtila Laubaeh
Vocal DUW -- . . . . . . . . . . .. Margaret
Helemw & Fran- Zamorn
Nwember 4 :—
Song—’’WhispcriBianca,nca, Ber-
Wmo, Vid a Su4’tan, Evelyn Eng-
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At lati I knew the significance of
“flunketi)’; but 1s it nti PTISof tie
wen wonders of the wmld that “f”
could go *rough &M wtiut di%
covering it’s meaning.
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State& sh~~ cease buiiding a navy
and bher&y get an examfle of disarmament
to tbe other nationB.
Ii&, Francm Zamora. “ Novembr 18 :—
tiding --.---.,----.-Liilie Huphesj Readi~g --------- ..--Edna Barn~
SFech ---.-.---George PaXliDrnmil ,~a.? ~10 ---------E~Jle MU~Y
Novemb- 10 :— Rmibtion ------. _.-. Edgar Lujan
Open +Debat~Resoh~ th?i Uniiedi ReciWtion ----------Mti~ ~~