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| Oct. | 8— | My! Such cramming for exams. |
| “ | 9— | Harvey Farmer tries to buy original problems with his Bryan dollar. |
| “ | 12— | Mr. Payne entered into holy bonds of matrimony, Saturday. |
| “ | 13— | Just say “Indian” to a Senior. |
| “ | 14— | Fred Keller persistently loiters through the lower hall. |
| “ | 15— | Miss Newman sits in the principal’s chair. |
| “ | 16— | Why all the long faces? Oh! Cards are out. |
| “ | 19— | A cheery crowd and a cheering crowd greeted the first foot-ball game of the season. |
| “ | 20— | R. D. Smith, of Gas City, makes us a call. |
| “ | 21— | Seniors have a call meeting, and decide they shall be editors of the first annual of M. H. S. |
| “ | 22— | Sophomore class meeting. Such a racket! |
| “ | 23— | Miss Newman (Physics): “Be careful, Mr. Cook.” Too late. George has illustrated to perfection the experiment in “pressure of fluids.” |
| “ | 26— | The results of “Labor Day” were quite satisfactory. |
| “ | 27— | Miss Linderman must be fond of “Marching Through Georgia.” |
| “ | 28— | Harvey F. and Mary K. are still quite intimate. |
| “ | 29— | Seniors sweating under the yoke of seventy-five original problems in Geometry. |
| “ | 30— | The Jolly Juniors report the time of their life at a chicken roast chaperoned by all the single lady teachers. |
