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2 -v 'J ue DID Tues. 1 April Fool! ll! WVed. 16 Orc-hestra practice prac-tif-ally vvea. 2 Mr. Kay gives' talk in 1-hapel. an day for the 'me '- Thurs' 0 one of Om, most Hdignmed.. Thurs.1i Lalendar for Senior activities . , published. Seniors was sent out of Span- ish class for giggling. Fri. 18 Sunburst Staff puts on chapel. Fri. 4 Swimming meet at Green.eld. Mon. 21 Seniors victorious in keeping Washington came in set-ond. their flag up all night away Mon. T lt was very cold and rainy. from the 'Tumors' Felt more like November than Tues. 22 Annual nrvhestra concert, . l. . . . Xml Wed. 23 Begin prartive for Ulass Night Tues. S 'State tests! Cantata- wed. 14 Annual Ladies' Night at Hi-Y. 'l'l1U1'S 24 Rev- Alexander at L-lwvel. Thurshlo pOmmem.eml,nt invitations Fri. 25 Track meet here with Chilli- Cothe. were ordered and the t-lass flower chosen. Mon. 28 Two Senior girls ask where is the eclipse ot' sun 3115, Fri. 11 Chorus vonvert at chapel. Tues. 29 Ann Story wears one shoe of Mon. 14 Invitations for orvhestru con- one kind and another ol' a dif'- Oert were sent out. ferent kind. Tues. 15 Boost the Sunburst! Tha Wed. 30 Believe it or not! The Senior battle 1-ry now! boys can earry a tune. Thurs. 1 Book report Jue for Seniors Wed. 14 Preparations for the banquet. and Juniors. l 'I'hurs.15 Senior f-hapel. Fri. ... Tram-k meet at xViiIlllFlgtOH. , , +'-'. 16 . ' '-S, ' - 1 . Mon. .i Everybody had their Spanish ill hmm! Hmm bdmluet N 1eS'50nl!?? Sun. 18 Bac-oalaureate. Tues. 6 Chapel. Mon. 19 Thurs. R Senior play, The Queen's TIIGS- 20 FINAL EXAMS Husband. Wed. 21 Fri. 9 0. trac-k meet at Green- Thurs.22 Class Night' Mon. 12 Seniors thinking how it win Fri- 23 C0m 1e'1Uemem- t l '. , Seem 0 be a umm Sat. 24 Its all over now except mem- Tues. 13 Spring fever begins. uries for the Class of '30. XXX X, 'S Page TWBHty-tW0 Z ..-19
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me Wed. 15 Exams!! Senior party a. big Fri. 24. Art Exhibit. Greenfield' game, success. After the storm comes there, 37-23. Lost. Sunshine- Three International boy ora- Thurs. 16 Mr. Dixon again postpones tors at chapel. Oral Expression deliveries. Mon. 27 Mr. Kayrambunctiousln Fri 17 Chillicothe game. There 58-33. Physics again, Mon. 20 Rehearsals for Minick terrl- Tues. 28 --Man must WO,-ki That is Cer- ble' tain. Tues' 21 RggihilhstrwgzggelzllYoaggg 13: 'Wed. 29 silence ls a true friend who the money. never betrays. VVed. 22 Art Exhibit. Sponsored by Jun- 'l'hurs.30 Minick. Play by dramatic ior History classes. CIRSS. Thurs. 23 Art Exhibit. Fri- 31 MiniCk. Mon. 3 It never rains but it pours. Mon 17 Our school will be just as good Tues. 4 Class in journalism started. as we make it' T J. 18 ' ' .' . VVed. 5 I don't think mulch of a man ues ifisfinhhgxn 'qquel:.hieS Agrmn who is not wiser today than g K O d Cer dn ex env' yesterday, Wed. 19 Hi-Y noon program. Thurs. 6 Debate teams going down the Thurs. 20 Mr. Cadwallader addresses the hall looking very thoughtful. journalism Class. Fri- 7 Debate-Negatiie Athens? Af' Fri. 21 Washington - Hillsboro game, mmative' Lamwster' 30-23. Dance after game Washington - Frankfort game, 29-35, Mon. 24 Hillsboro and Greenfield bands come here to practice for Tri- Mon. 10 Blue Ridge Ramblers, sponsor- fest. Price directing. ed by Seniors. Tues. 25 Chapel - Dr. Munroe, Langu- Tues. 11 Blue Ridge Ramblers, sponsor- ag-e Department, O. S. U., ed by Seniors. speaker. Wed. 12 We must conquer our weak- Wed. 26 G. R. elect delegates to Dayton nesses or they will conquer Conference at luncheon. us. 'I'hurs.2T Betty Ballard introduces song Thurs.13 Pep chapel before the game. at pep meeting. Fri. 14 Washington - London game, Fri. 28 Xenia - NV:-tshlngton game here 31-33. Washington won. followed by dance. Mon. 3 Mr. Dixon absent. He spent Fri. 14 Tournament! Washington play- the week-end in Columbus. ed Greenfield, 31-13. Tues 4 Band went to Greenfield. Mon. 17 Mr. Hawk feeling blue. VV:-d. 5 Basketball team went to Tues. 18 Trl-school music fest here. Springfield for practice game with Wittenberg. Wed. 19 Try-out for Senior play ended. Thurs. 6 Benny Oosterbaan at chapel. 'l'hurs.20 Cast appointed for Senior play. Fri. T Orchestra party at Judith Ann Fri. 21 Tri-muvsic fest lu Greenfield. .Iavkson's. followed by dance. Mon. 10 Subject ol' Senior play an- Mon. 24 Miss Conn surprised her Sen- riounced. The Queen's Hus- lor class with a test that was band. too bad. Tues. ll Try-outs begin. Tues. 25 Miss Durnell's girls have chap- el program. Wed. 12 Band and chorus go to Hills- boro for Music Fest. Wed. 26 Spring vacation, 'l'hurs.13 No one was very attentive be- Mon. 31 A number of snap shots were cause tomorrow's' the big day. taken for the Annual. Page Twenty-one
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