Flushing High School - Litorian Yearbook (Flushing, OH)

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January 14-18 The Algebra l class got Mr. Kettlewell so mixed up, raised the window and started to jump.' Mba Ralston came after M . Ritchey, to tell him it was time for him to get shotg Mr. Ritchey stood there a little dazed. January 28-31 Mrs. Harris found that she can get her Home Ec class quiet by letting them listen to Tab Hunter. Mr. Kettlewell asked an Algebra student to subtract 3 from 7. The student walked to the blackboard and wrote 3. -7 February 4-8 Played Hopedale a d won. Group pictures were taken. Valentine Hop, given by Choral Club was held in the gym. The King and Queen of the dance were John Traczyk and Betty Brown. February ll-15 School dismissed for half a day because of weather. Why didn't it snow earlier in the day? Played in County tournament and won from Belmont. February 11-22 Winners of World Affairs contest, sponsored by Rotary, were Nancy Foraker and Lynn Workley. No school Friday because of Washington's birthdayg good old George!! February 25-28 A new trophy will soon be seen in Flushing's trophy case. It is the runner up trophy which was won over the week-end. Nancy Piper, looking in a store window, told a friend to come and look at the pretty flowers in the window. The pretty flowers, as told by Nancy's friend, were onion plants. Flushing lost to Connotton in Sectional tournament. Mr. Bethel was heard Waskingn the junior girls for a sandwich from their lunches at noon. March 4-8 Several girls from each high school class are limping around the halls this week. Could it be that, being chosen as class cheer-leaders, these girls find that so much exercise Hstiffens' them up a little? Mr. Bahorek told his driver training class that when they were driving and trying to make a turn, they should turn the steering wheel in the same manner they do their lessons--do as little as possible. Scphomores were champions of class tournaments. March ll-15 Mrs. Whitaker is preparing Choral Club for a contest which will be held at Martins Ferry. Sandra Harris was chosen to act as Queen Daisy Mae at the Badie Hawkins Dance, sponsored by the F. H. A. club, 70

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October 29-November 2 Laurel Hoblick was chosen Halloween Festival Queen. An assembly program wnsheld in the gymnssiumg The Deep River Quartet entertained. November 5-9 Polio shots were given at Flushing school to anyone under the age of nine teen who wanted them. An assembly program was held in the gymg The Musi- cal Family entertained. November 12-16 The photogrwpher took individual school pictures--the first procedure for the school annual. The junior class play, WHessie of the Hillsu, was presented. After the play, the cast held a party at Barbara Kois's home. November 19-23 The basketball previews were held at Tiltonsvilleg Flushing played Smith- field and wen. December 3-7 Junior class rings arrivedg what excitementi Flushing played basketball at Centerville and won. December 10-14 Rotary treated senior boys to dinner--e good meal reported. in operetta, The Magi's Giftn was given by the fifth, sixth,and seventh gradesg a good Christmas story. December l?-21 Boys' Glee Club, Girls' Glee Club and Choral Club sang at Rotary. Each club was presented with a certificate for appearing. A brief assembly program was held in the gymg the speech class give a skit and presented the teachers with Hgifts.U Christmas vacation begins. January 2-L School resumes after Christmas vacstiong everyone is glad to be back, An explosion came from the chemistry leboratoryg what happened, Lerry Kirk- patrick? Played Holloway and won, January 7-12 A Everyone studying for exems. Played Mt. Pleasant and lost. Played host to Yorkville and wen with A score of 105, 69

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March 18-22 The dignified seniors were seen in the hall playing with 3 little rubber ball. The chemistry class mixed up 1 big Hstink.N Larry Hoblick was seen lying on the hall floor with Betty Humphrey over him with a yard stick in her hand. Merch 25-29 Athletic Banquet, sponsored by Rotwry, was held in the Catholic Church. Guest spemker was Red Donley. April l-5 April Fool's Day was just another day at school. Basketball :wards were given out. April 8-12 Baseball season is here mgiin. Seniors continue thehrplay prtctice reports are fivorable. Three cheers for the seniors--not one of them is on the F-list this six weeks. April 15-19 Choral Club sing at Rotary. School let out on Thursday zfternoon for Easter Vwcation. April Easter vacation is over and everyone is bick it the grind. Played Lafferty in bnscbdll tournement and won. The senior clmss plzy, UD2nger, Tillie -t lbrkn-n big success. Pltyed Belmont in bise- bwll tournament and won. April 29-May A The seniors h1d's picnic on senior day qt Oglebty Pzrk. When the picnic w1s over, the seniors parted and went their separate ways. Several seniors Htnking shortcutsn home, got lost but all arrived finally. Flushing played two baseball games--one win and one loss, The Junior end Senior Banquet was held in the Catholic dining room. After the Banquet and program, the members and their guests enjoyed dancing at the gymnasium until eleven o'clock. During the dance Riymond Bradley and his date reigned as King and Cueen. 71