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C. H. S. DAY BY DAY MARCH 2 A general assembly is called for two movies showing the importance of safety. 4 More long faces as we face our report cards again. 5 At the Regionals the Wildcats draw Fillmore and are defeated. 7 Juniors and Seniors are invited by Delta Kappa Gamma, national teaching sorority, to a meeting for future teach- ers. A panel discussion by a group of Indiana State students and teachers and a question period were included in the program. . 17 Student Council presents a health education program by the Schmidts, who perform acrobatic stunts that keep us on the edge of our chairs. ,, 18 Junior and Senior classes present afternoon and evening performances of two one-act plays: Sally Takes a Bow, a comedy, and The Running Tide, the contest play. 21 The Class of '57 flash their shining new rings. 25 The Sperandeo Duo, a fine musical program, is attended by all. APRIL 1 Boys' and girls' gym classes of C. H. S. present the annual Physical Education Show. 5 Prospective Latin students attend the gala Inter Nos party. 8-11 A combined spring and Easter vacation gives students a chance to recover from Spring Fever. 15 Gypsy Troubadors, the Bajans, are presented by the Student Council. 19 That time is here again—report cards tell the story of our efforts. 20 Juniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen commit themselves for another term at sign-up time. 21 The High School Players of the Dramatics' class enter their play The Running Tide in the W. I. C. Play Contest held at Terre Haute. 22 Barrels and heaps of those Silly Sophomores attended the class party. 23 The Student Council brings the Hayloft Frolic and Uncle Bob Hardy back to the C. H. S. stage for an evening of entertainment. 24 The rafters really ring as the annual spring concert is given by the music department. 25 So this is how Junior spends his study time. The entire school is opened to the public as classes display their talents in the annual exhibit and the style show displays the efforts of aspiring young dress designers. MAY 6 Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn visit C. H. S. as the music and dramatics departments combine to present ' Mississippi Melodies, an operetta. 13 A Night in Fairyland is the beautiful theme for the Junior-Senior Prom. 22 Baccalaureate services are held for all graduating Seniors. 24 The Senior Class spend one last day together, as they attend the Senior Picnic at Turkey Run. 25 Well, Seniors—it's a sorry day when you leave, but congratulations! You finally made it! 27 Well, another year has ended—a good year with a lot of good times and only a few setbacks. The Senior Class of 1955 is gone, but we'll see the rest of you again next year! Page 17
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C. H. S. DAY BY DAY DECEMBER 1 It's red flannels weather as December begins with a wintry blast. Rev. Crawl speaks to the students and faculty. 3 Wildcats were really wild as they defeated North Terre Haute. Another six weeks period ends—a real RED LETTER day. Seniors sleeping soundly in the assembly were rudely awakened by a fire drill. 6 A stcfr shines brightly on the Christmas tree decorated by the Inter Nos Latin Club. 7 Cold and snowy weather doesn't cool the Wildcats as they defeat Dana. 8 Father Bennett of Sacred Heart Church explains the meaning of Christmas. 10 Clinton Wildcats do it again as they defeat Sullivan's Golden Arrows. Seniors enter competition for scholarships to the colleges of their choice. 1 4 The Wildcats suffer a loss as State High breaks their winning streak. 17 Back in the winning column come the Cats by defeating Greencastle. Kangaroos are the topic of the day as Shirley Duncan, sponsored by the Student Council, tells of her trip through- out Australia. 20 The second edition of the Wildcatonian comes hot off the presses. 21 Crawfordsville's Athenians stop the Wildcats. 22 School is dismissed for Christmas Holidays after the annual program. Speech classes present The Christmas Carol, An Evening with Mrs. Santa Claus, and a musical pantomime, The Christmas Alphabet. The choir and band of C. H. S. wished teachers, friends, and fellow students Merry Christmas in song. The Christmas ball, Winter Wonderland, compliments of the Student Council. JANUARY 3 After a very merry Christmas and a happy New Year, it's round-up time again. 4 The new year starts right with the defeat of Brazil. 7 Freshmen are torn away from their comic books as the school is subjected to a fire drill. Winners again—Clinton downs Linton. 10 Juniors start work on their gift to the Seniors—the annual Junior-Senior Prom. 1 1 Sectionals are just around the corner as the Wildcats defeat Newport. 14 The Wildcats travel to Attica to taste of victory again. 20—21 Semester ends and cramming begins; exams are here once more 22 Clinton defeats Newport in the first round of the Wabash Valley Prelims. 23 A vacation! And the Wildcats take the trophy as the Vermillion County Champs. 24 A clean slate for a new semester. Just think you Seniors, no more semester exams (with luck)! Eighth graders flock to the gym for their class party. 27 Wildcats conquer Hutsonville and Greencastle in the Wabash Valley Finals, but Vincennes proves to be too much. FEBRUARY 1 Wiley Red Streak defeat the Wildcats. 3-4 The last of the annual pictures are taken. Thank goodness no cameras were ruined! 4 Wildcats face defeat at the hands of Gerstmeyer's Blackcats. 5 Members of the music department hit those high notes at contests. 8 Rockville, looks of fight upon their faces—Clinton won, a team of aces. 1 1 Although we lost, the Howe Hornets knew they had been in a battle. 14 Another edition of the scandal sheet—eyes scan the gossip column. 15 Cayuga comes full of fighting spirit only to be beaten by the roaring Wildcats. 16 Cavalieri, a talented and entertaining violinist, is brought by the Student Council to the C. H. S. stage. 1 8 Garfield downs Clinton in an exciting game. 22 The Social Studies Department presents a patriotic program featuring the choir and high lighted by a speech from Rev. Linberg. 24 The Seniors try to find what (if anything) they are suited for by taking aptitude tests. 26 Sectionals begin. Clinton takes the first tilt by defeating Rockville. 27 Clinton captures the Sectional crown. On to the Regionals! Page 16
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