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Wiz Calendar of January Class Sept. 7, 1926 School ope11s QSeniors start workj. Sept. 29, 1926 First Senior meeting. Oct. 6, 1926 Second Senior meeting. Nomination of class officers. Oct. 8, 1926 Election of officers. Oct. 12, 1926 Senior committees appointed. First meeting of Advisory Board Oct. 20, 1926 Weiner roast at Waveland Park. Nov. 6, 1926 Senior spread-one and only. Nov. 8 1926 Advisory Board meeting. Nov. 22, 1926 Third Senior meeting. Nov. 24, 1926 Senior dance. Nov. 25, 1926 Fourth Senior meeting. Dec. 1, 1926 Fifth Senior meeting. Dee. 3, 1926 First play rehearsal. Dec. 7, 1926 Rings and Pins arrive. Dec. 12, 1926 School closes for Christmas vacation. Jan. 3, 1927 School opens. Jan. 14, 1927 Senior play. Jan. 21, 1927 Last day of school for Seniors-but 11ot for Roundup staff. Jan. 23, 1927 Class sermon. Jan. 24, 1927 Class banquet. Jan. 26, 1927 Class day. Jan. 27, 1927 COIIlIIl6l1C6lTl911t exercises. Senior Play On January 14, 1927, at 8:15 P. M., the curtain we11t up for the January class play, Wl1:1t Happened to Jones, by George Broadhurst. The cast included: Charlotte Thomas, Janet Hunter, Mary Elizabeth Hughes, Dorothy Orriny, Olive VVork, Irene Raffensperger, Harry Martin, Robert Kohn, VVilliam VVaddell, Thomas Paul, VVa.ldo Don Carlos, George Lampman and Alverne Tuttle. Class Sermon The so-rmon for the January Class was held in the Roosevelt Auditorium, Sunday, January 23, at 3 P. M. Reverend Kulp's address was on Leading a Full Life. The program was: Processional-''America the Beautiful .... ................ G lee Clubs Solo .....................,,.......,................................... ....... M r. Tyne- B-uck Scripture ........ .......................................... ........,...... M 1 '. Cook Solo ...........,.. ,.............. ........................... , ....., I V lrs. De Graff Sermon ........................................................... ........ R Overcnd Kulp Recessional-' ' America. the Beautiful ' ' ......... ..,,.. ............. G l ee Clubs Class Day Class Day for the January Class was held Wed11esfla,y, January 26, 1927, at 2 P. M. A movie of tho Seniors was o11e of the features of the day. President VVilliam Goodwin gave the last farewell of the class to the school. The third feature was the customary preseiitatioii of the Big Stick to the incoming Seniors. Banquet The Class Banquet of the January graduating class was held in the Younker Tea Room, Mon- day evening, January 24. It was a gala event. Dignified Seniors forgot their Sunday man- ners and fully enjoyed the menu, which consisted of fried spring chicken and all that goes with it. The toast program carried out the general theme of The Ranch, and Thomas Paul, acting as toastmaster, pulled off the necessary amount of bright cracks. Louise Kleemeier spoke on The Corral , Esther Dunkerton, The Brandng Marianne Coffee, U The Judging , Ray Bates, The Award, Mr. Cook, The Horseshoe , and Mr. W. J. Goodwin, father of the class president, H The Market. Undoubtedly everyone had ai good time, including the worried committee and the nervous Cty speakers. 1927
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