Upper Sandusky High School - Indian Village Yearbook (Upper Sandusky, OH)

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.1 .-.'f1YlFl.C1l1L3l3 i iii There are few fields where 'l'he necessiry for progress-'the demand for new ideas, is as pronounced as in lhe producfion of School Annuals. U' Here in Canlon we lake pride in noi only keeping pace, buf in selling fhe pace for innova+ions and changes in fhis highly progressive field. 5 When you work with Canion yob are hand in hand wifh experienced people, cons+an+ly on fhe alerl' io sense +he wan+s of Annual publishers. and quiclr +o change from ihe old order, and offer new and unusual ideas fo progressive edifors. me cANroN ENGRAVING s. necmorvpz co., cANroN, omo ,,,Om- Hundred :md Eight, ,

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O O O ...Highlights of a Seni0r's Diary... '.'A'.i'J'J'4'd'J'J'.'J n J'n'.n'J n'4'1'i'J'J'J'J'a'a'J'J'.i'.J'.PJ .'J'J'1'4'4' 1' .' 1'J'J'J'1 1 'J' J'J'J'J'J'.FJ'1'J'.FJ'J'J'j'fI' I IQ I I, u Q SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER Ig n ' '- :I 5-School, with all its 2-Spanish Club had a, 17-Girl Reserves gave E fx joys and hard f-work, Hamburg FFY by a ro- tliefplay, The'fOnly Girl :'l L1 Started- V, mantic spot near Craw- in-Sight- 2 'l: 21-Had an unforgetable ford' 204The Seniors had one :il l, fire drill. A certain stud- 10-Latin Club held their of those so-called intelli- E E Gut WHS S0 A U1iI'StY T16 first meeting. gence tests. t: ,H h nhote gfmbothered 28-First, last, and only 29--We started the bas- E I, 1 a T ' football victory this sea- ketball season out right. E E T119 OI19id21 PGDDGI' Club son. We won from St. Both boys and girls won nl 'u 0l'311I1iZ9d- Paul, Norwalk. Does any- from Wharton. Q E one remember the parad- 5 l, ing around town? E 'u 5 'I n' '- nu H nt N Q DECEQIBER JANUARY FEBRUARY :: 5 'i 'Q 12-The Aqnnual Band 16-Mr. Cope proved 16-Juniors and Seniors t'- : Concert was given, that he wasn't Scotch! At found out they really 2 u, , the Girl Reserve meeting were someone by writing 'I 'Q 1S The Seniors are Very he passed out bright their autobiographies. t: :N busy posing for pictures, Shiny pennies A I :I passing out name cards, ' 22-Shakesnearlan play- ,- ,Q and buying 1-ings, 15-25-Examinations! No ers presented the tragedy, KE 112. til dd! M Btl. :I 21-WS C h O Ol out for exp na ions nee e ac e 1 tl E C111-isglnns vacation, 30-Celebrated our Presi- 26, 27-We received un- t :, dent's Birthday with a expected vacation due to .C 1: Ball. the cold weather. Q' 'l '- '- L. 'u lg 5: I- - -C E I: MARCH APRIL MAY 5 I' I: :I 9-Senior operetta, 'tThe 5-Athletic Banquet. 5- State Scholarship D: :I Bells of Beaujolaisn was Girls basketball team students went to Bowling E :Q presented. celebrated a perfect year. Green. nl '- :: 2l- Congratulations to 13-Debate team reached 11fSe11io1' class play, E :Q the Senior class-both the semi-finals in the ShU'tS1'5'9V9S - 5 :I boys and girls won the tournament at Heidelberg 17TThe Junior and San- 'Q'- , inter - class basketball College, Tiffin. ior Banquet. '- If tournament, K' I, 17-Annual School Musi- 20- Baccalaureate ser- LL: '- 23-Seniors finally had a 1. mon by Reverend Betz. L, :I party. Baby contests, im- Ca , H I. itations of famous people 22fC0mmP'3c9lT19nt Ex' 2 :w and plays were hits of prclse? Rabbl Jacob 5 I: the pvpning. Tarshish, speaker. E l :I 3 fl!!!J'-'JJIIIJ!!IJIJJJJJJ-F-f-F-F-fn'- nfs1'I-'JJ-'J'-FJ-Fu'JJ-'uf-FJ!-'-'JI-F'u'-f-'-'-'III-5 1--nun,-auvflgpavm-nu-uw f.-,.-Q-11.2.-.-.. . .. - Um' Hundred :ind Tr-n . ..