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

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1 'tk 55' 1 -5i2.'.wf ...agelmw H' lnitiation Day was indeed o marvelous day for not only the freshmen and sophomores but the iun' iors and seniors as well. The freshmen remember this as the day when they were initiated into high school. After this day they were no longer green freshmen. For the sophomores this is a glorious day. They now can make the freshmen bow down to them and hear them declare that the sophomores are their lords and masters. Even the iuniors and seniors enioyed this day. It reminded them of the great time they had initiat- ing other classes.

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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.

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'Wang The calm and quiet of the school is broken on days when there is a ball game. The students gath- er in the gym to arouse school spirit and enthusiasm for the big game. These pep sessions are made up of everything from speeches by the teachers to skits put on by the students. There is also a lot of yelling to back up the cheerleaders. The last thing usually done before the students are dismissed is singing the school song. This is enthusiastically sang by every member of the stud- ent body. With the rafters still ringing, the stud- ents are dismissed, all fired up for the big game. 11