November 11, 1938 Friday

Armistice Day, Pa’s birthday. In a.m. the small KHS band played at the Spaulding gym for a peace conference—or something. In p.m. KHS beat Brattleboro 27-6 easily. The band formed a K-E-E-N-E. In evening went to a First Church C.E. social dance.

November 10, 1938 Thursday

S.U.W.T.S. In p.m. a capella rehearsal. In evening 10-cent show with Laura. Had a rally for Brattleboro game Friday in fifth period.

November 9, 1938 Wednesday

S.U.W.T.S. In p.m. KHS band practiced our maneuvers for Friday’s game. In evening studied.

November 8, 1938 Tuesday

S.U.W.T.S. In p.m. planned sophomore-junior dance for Friday, 18th. In evening had little band rehearsal.

November 7, 1938 Monday

S.U.W.T.S. In p.m. went to see if the junior class could get Mayo Panile a radio, but he has one. Just got through a successful struggle with Cicero. Boy, what a good feeling.

November 6, 1938 Sunday

Slept late. Studied. Bob was here all day and left for Durham at 6:30.

November 5, 1938 Saturday

S.U. At 9 o’clock left for Manchester with Uncle Carl and Alden. Met Bob over there and he came home with us. Keene, the underdog, favored to be licked by three touchdowns, tied mighty Manchester Central 12-12—our best game in years. Best I ever saw. Everyone was crazy from the start. We led 12-0 up to the last quarter, but then their strength told and we tired out. What a game!