Arcola High School - Torch Yearbook (Arcola, IL)

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I ,x f February: 9 3 5 6 10 12 13 16 18 19 20 23 211 S 26 27 S52 28 March: 2-6 6 9-10 12 16 17 27-30 April: Qsf 10 13 17 23 , May: X 15 17 19 22 25 26 28 Feature Editor Mary Ann Thompson Riders downed the Arthur Knights here 53-h3. The game was broadcasted over WLBH FM in Mattoon. Chorus attends annual chorus festival at Villa Grove. Miss Scott's History Class was locked in the room fifth hour. John Young was hung out the window and banged on Mr. Browning's window with a chair so they might be rescued. Riders traveled to Argenta and meet defeat 63-73. No school. Abe L1ncoln's birthday. Minstrel show begins. Riders traveled to Bement and tossed over a win of 52-38, Study Hall had a visitor, a bird. Riders traveled to Assumption and returned with a whopper of a win 73-Sl. Eastern Junior High Band Concert held in gym. Band members attend the Band Festival held at Villa Grove. The Riders scalped the Sullivan Redskins M9-3h here. Celebrate George Washington's birthday. Ping Pong Tournament starts toda . Riders were downed 55-Zh at Casey. Solo's that were going to the contest sang for the Lions Club. Parents and sons banquet. Fourth six weeks ends. Solos and Ensembles attend Contest at R0sSvi11e. Regional Tournament held at Tuscola. we lost again to Villa Grove. Teachers Institute, no school. Dorothy Sitz gets married. Her name now is Dorothy Ashley. Fresh-Soph Basketball Tournament at Tuscola. FFA meeting. Y., PTA meeting. Saint Patr1ck's Day. The wearing of the green. No school, Easter Vacation. 5,4g:Fy 6 QS 'Ze Fifth six weeks ends. 0 Grade School Spring Festival. All the first in cDnt6St.at Roseville go to state contest. Band Booster Spring Potluck in the cafeteria. Safety Program. Chorus Concert. Junior-Senior Prom. The Big Night!!! Spring Band Concert at 2:30. Class Night. what fun!!! Senior Dance and Banquet at the Country Club. Everyone have fun. High School Graduation End of Second Semester The last day of school . 'The Really Big Night. . Eighth Grade Graduation . Good luck to all. JT ,Ea

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UPERINTEN DE T 'S MESSAGE George W. Cecil once said, On the plains of hesitation bleach the bones of countless millions who at the dawn of victory sat down to rest and, resting, died. May it be said that this was not true of you. The very fact that you desire to have a school annual helps to make this statement true. The time spent in high school has been used for study- ing, playing, and working together. You have used your gifts of lively minds, physical vigor, and active curiosity in these experiences. May you look back and be able to say: I was able to see a forest instead of only trees. While you are now reading this, may you be determined to continue through life to always attempt to see the forest. By doing so, your efforts will be toward the positive things of life. Congratulations to the Torch staff on this year's production. I I