Amo High School - Amoace Yearbook (Amo, IN)

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Jan Jan Jan 14 2 3 Q, 'w .i .KA Q 18 Senior class meeting.' The nPatrdotW' is chosen as the name of our annual. ' 21 Everyone enjoys the short given in the assembly. . war picture which is - . .- game- with Plainfield and bring home the county keg. 22 The Aces play a thrilling Jan 26 A picture show on Eucador. Jan 29 Amo defeats Lizton 37-30. ' : 3 -0 -7' gAm,.Ja ,' Q5 -'ez 1 i i i f FEBRUARY Feb 2 Mr. Stewart and Mrs. Martin go to Indianapolis Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb to buy paper for the Annual. 3 The government class holds an election with two party platforms5'one drawn up by the boys and the other by the girls. 5 Amo wins over Stilesville by a small margin. 6 A free ball game for Amo students. Amo defeats Sacred Heart. l2 Another ballgame! Amo wins over Avon. 13 Ther High School and faculty enjoy a Valentine - party given by the Junior Class. The Gym is decorated in keeping with Valentine Day. - 16 Five girls are caught doing the Virginia Reel in the office at noon. 17 Amo defeats New Winchester 37-31. 18 Rev. McClure, Greencastle District Superinten- dent of the Methodist Churches speaks to the High School. 19 Mr. Blythe of Indiana Business College talks to the Senior girls on taking a Defense Course. 25 26 Plainfield wins the Sectional. 27 .441

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Dec. 9 Had intelligence V27 test. Amo defeats Danville in an overtime game. Dec. ll Big day for the Seniors. Their name cards arrive. Dec. 14 Senior pictures arrive and the Seniors spend a day looking at themselves. Dec. 18 County Tourney. We had high hopes after we beat 19 Pittsboro and Stilesville, but alas--Plainfield defeats us. Dec. 20 The second edition of the Ace Reporter came out today. Dec. 22 Christmas Exchange. What a day! Dec. 23 Chrisunas vacation comes but once a year. Dec. 28 Seniors order invitations. Dec. 29 Plans are being made for the Junior-Senior re- ception. O X - JQ! TDTslE ruwne WMEHM WEMEEWMEEERMSQE JANUARY Jan. l We start a new year. Six seniors are absent. It looks as if some people don't know when to go to bed. Jan. 4 Rev. Godwin gives a talk to the student body. Jan. 5 The Sophomores gained a new member today, Harry Nicely from New Winchester. Jan. 8 New semester and another day's vacation. Teachers make out reports. We defeat New Winchester 34-22. Jan. 12 The Juniors and Seniors take an arithmetic test-- only four Seniors and three Juniors pass. Those not making above 78 will have to take an arith- metic course this semester. The Senior basketball sweaters are ordered. Jan. 15 Our first day for H. S. arithmetic. The team plays Clayton and adds another victory.

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L 5 5:92, Q3 I ' MARCH :SKS 1 N jc., f if ,,.4 1 AQ , , W' .Q fx' 1 ,NN 12' ?Tff ' H-.qv 4 Mar. ll MBP. Mar. 18 Mar. 22 Mar. 25 Mar. 26 Mar. 27 Mar. 30 April 6 April 16 April 23 April 30 May 7 May 9 May 14 Grades are issued. Commercial contest at Fillmore. Four schools participate--Amo, Danville, Bainbridge, and Fillmore. Class Tournament. Seniors select their play, nMurder Mansion.n Senior invitations arrive. A basketball supper is given for the basket- ball boys. The Senior sweaters are presented and the first team and Senior boys receive small gold basketballs. ' Rev. Malsbary gives a talk urging the high school students to take part in the radio program HYouth for Christ.n Commercial contest at Danville. Students par- ticipating were: .Advanced typing: Peggy winks, Bonnie Biehl, Betty Jean Cunningham. Beginning typing: Jim Elrod, June Darnall, Thelma Phillips. Bookkeeping: Maebelle Sharpe, Clyde Moore, Peggy Winks. Business Adjustability: Peggy Winks, Esther Trump, Betty Jean Cunningham. The Seniors have tryouts for the Senior play. APRIL Seniors receive their composite picture. NMurder Mansionn presented by the Seniors. Spring vacation. Senior Farewell Party. MAY Junior-Senior reception. Last day of school for the Seniors. Baccalaureate. Commencement. Our school years are over, but life has just begun.