Morgantown High School - Mohigan Yearbook (Morgantown, WV)

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APRIL The music department gave a matinee performance of South ln Sonora on Wednesday afternoon, April 2, and the main performance was given April 3 . . . The State Federation of Music Clubs, which held its convention in Morgantown, held a concert in the auditorium April 4 . . . The Hi-Y boys took their girls to a dance April 5 in the girl's gym . . . The English department sponsored movies on two Ameri- can writers on April 7, in the auditorium . . . The Red and Blue Journal sponsored a movie and stage show in the auditorium April 8 . . . On April l0, the speech class presented the general assembly . . . April ll was Good Friday, so, school was dismissed for the day . . . Special dance groups, directed by our physical education teacher, gave a special assembly on Friday, April l8. Square dancing, tap danc- ing, modern dancing, and ballroom dancing were the featured demonstrations on the program . . . Spring gowns predominated at the lnter-Club Dance on April I8 in the boy's gym . . . The Story of Our Flag was the title of the movie that was given in the assembly on April 24. The Rev. Mr. A. E. Beckett gave a talk and there was other entertainment . . . The C. A. A. Stardust Prom was held in the Girlls gym on April 26. MAY ' Ol-ll . , . lt's the first day of May and spring is here to stay . . . We hope! . . . A general assembly was held in the auditorium . . . And now comes the spring dances, romances, fun, eh? . . , The Thespians held their dance on May 2 . . . and that isn't all, on May 3 . . . another dance . . , this time by the music groups . . . My, my, 'this sure is a dance season, for there were three more! . . . The Home Ee. Club held their banquet and dance on May 9, and on May lo, the Pep Society members held their Slouch party . . . and then the Demo's held their second dance of the year . . . Some dancing, uh! . . . Oh dear! On May 15, we attended a general assembly . . . and on May I6, the seniors held one of their final activities of the year . . . the senior play . . . It was a big success and all took part in solving the deep mystery in The Dark House . . . On May 25 the May Festival was held, and oh my, yes, there was the Junior-Senior Banquet . . . remember how we ate . . . And on the 29th, wasn't that fun practicing marching while the others were still in school? . . . Did you say that you would rather have gone swim- ming? . . . Well, wouldn't we all? . . . But it was better practicing than studying and we did have fun . . . Well, so much for marching . . . but we couldn't very well forget graduation ..., A nd the annual Honor Society Banquet was held in honor of the new initiates . . . YIPPEEH! . . . A holiday . . . We got out of school May 30, you knew, of course, that it was Memorial Day . . . lt's June 3, and Seniors were bidding all their classmates farewell, for that was Commencement night, the biggest night of the year . . . Many happy faces say goodby to good old M. H. S. . . . Oh dear! . . . lt's june 4 and everyone is getting out of school . . , but we still had the Senior Ball on June 4 to look forward to . . . Well, we have to be closing anyway, we are running out of film. Nin Cty-f01l7'

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