Alva Neal High School - Kite Yearbook (Franklin, IN)

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Iilllwllmlleillilllwllilllilllilllelllilfill THE KITE IEIIIEJHEIIVEIIEJIEIHIEIIVEIIIEJIIEIIIEIIEII Kite Kalendar SEPTEMBER. 9-Well we're off for the annual 36 weeks endurance contest between the teachers, students, and freshmen. 10-Cool enough for school so things are very quiet. 11-Principal Porter reigns supreme and promises that even the seniors are not ex- ceptions. 12--Th-ings look blue for the lower classmen. The faculty advocates an initiation but not this week. 13-Friday not as unlucky but very uneventful as some Fridays are. 16-Assignment of session rooms. Freshmen are getting the breaks--of the paddles. 17-First music practice. Things are beginning to get tuned up. 18-Profs. Breidenbaugh, Allen, Moore and Deputy astonish assembly with their un- known talent. As a dog, Mr. Moore was hot! 19-Class elections. 23-Election of members of Junior Red Cross. y 24-Girls' Glee Club tryouts. That's enough for one day. 25- Bud LaGrange and Carlton Shuck entertain the assembly with another curtained program. 26-21 Males qualify for Boys' Glee Club. 27-Junior Red Cross council meets amid blares of first orchestra practice. 30--Senior meeting. Big debt-slow pay. Such is life. OCTOBER. 1-Music, sunshine, and sore muscles for the first week of basketball practice. 3-Thursday again and ogly about 50 reporters asking who,' what, when, where, and why did you go yester ay. 4-Orchestra again reminds us of soulful music as they play and replay Battleship of Texas and Let's Go. Perhaps the conclusion of the freshmen initiation. 7-Flourish of In case of fire exit signs. 8-Shop early and help fill the 125 Christmas boxes for the Junior Red Cross. 10-Commercial club is organized and the yo yo yankers double in membership. 14-Election of members to the Annual Staff by the student body after passing the approval of the faculty. 15-Exams and everyone singing I've got a feeling I'm failing. 16-First meeting of Annual Staff. A big party of the Sunshine girls to initiate new members. Hot orchestra, eats'n everthing. 21-Teachers full of new ideas from institute. Our glee club was represented at the Cadle Tabernacle. 23-All the Hi-Y boys wondering why the girls won't buy tickets for their party. 29-Yell leaders were elected and the student body passed out in the gym. 30-Dr. Powell took us on a visit to Palestine and the Holy Land. NOVEMBER 1-Had a pep session at 3:45 and Principal Porter announced that Mr. Dobyns-, who would exchange our tickets, would be on the North high school gym door. 4-Well. We beat Waldron and how! 40 to 10. 6-Professor Cooke from the College entertained the assembly with some very pretty selections on the piano. Professor Glenn Seitz sang, accompanied by Mrs. Ethel Bailey at the piano. 8-Well, tonight we play Danville. Here's hoping we beat them. 11-Celebrating Armistice and victory over Danville together. Superintendent Camp- bell gave a very interesting account of over there during the time he was in for- eign service. Principal Porter also introduced our new system of deportment and many were the ohs and ahs. We beat Danville 25 to 23, and oh what a game it was, big celebration down town and on Saturday the student body was admitted free to the Artcraft Theatre as guests of the management, in order to finish the celebration up right. 13-Bob Zimmerman entertained the student body with an account of undersea pic- ture-makingggave us many illustrations of moving picture tricks. 18-Hurray! We beat Connersville 23 to 16. Everyone was rather taken by surprise. 20-Our women of the faculty showed their dramatic ability in their presentation of the Four Goats. We admit they are good and the student body had better be showing their arts. l930