Baugo Township High School - School Bell Echoes Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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,, , . Q I vbjyf 3 , .,x'::7'6 '3 'lf s-... .W ,Q X Z3 xx This would be the scene you would likely see if you were to come for a visit and eat in our cafe- teria - starving students in line, waiting for their lunch. This is the only place in Jimtown where it is possible to get a well balanced, hot meal for the outstanding price of twenty-five cents a day. Mrs. BeMilIer and Mrs. Molebash, the cooks, pre- pare meals each day for an average of 350 stud- ents. ln order to rush the waiting line through, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Shigley, Mrs. Moore, and Mrs. Stickel help the cooks serve the meals. The iuniors and seniors have their noon hour from 11:30 to 12:00 and the freshman and sophomore classes are served their meals from 12:00 to 12:30. This is the time of day we wait for, a time set aside to gather with our friends to gossip and eat our meals in the friendly atmosphere of the school cafeteria.

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Tuesday us club day On thus day varnous clubs meet wnth theur sponsors to talk over business of the a When Wednesdays actuvuty peruod rolls around there are games of all knnds Thus day guves stud ents a chance to partacnpate nn a varlety of dlfferent entertainments Thursday ns class meetings day The classes meet together to duscuss busmess such as how they mrght rouse money for the class treasury and many other lunes of busuness Pmg pong IS tne actuvuty for Fruday Ths ns a good way to use up some of that excess energy al if dy. , .. . I . . I . I ' . I

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...Gyn ' Through the Student Council's efforts, we have enioyed many assembly programs ranging from muscle men to a wonderful Negro quartet. Among the programs we have had were: Mr. America of 1948, movies on the Ohio State Peni- tentiary, a Negro quartet, and many religious pro- grams in accordance with certain seasons of the year. We're sure that all the students wish to ioin us in giving G big thanks to the Student Council for fheir great work.