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EN 97 by the seniors, who easily defeated all competition. it ik if it This brings the writing up to the deadline for the annual to be in the hands of the printer. As we do not profess to be seers, the best we can do concerning future events is to mention them. Soon after school begins again, the call for track men will be sent out by Coach Miller. The men will begin work immediately in prepara- tion for the first meet. ihe final high school party of the year is scheduled for April 28. Then on an early date in May, Buchanan will play the part of host to bands a great number of town ' es of the county. T 1 l be the annual ' an . elfth of May a rural I is scheduled to be held at athletic field. This is a day ol fun and contest of every description held for the pupils of rural schools, who compete with their respective teams for the many prizes. Then at last comes the day which everyone, especially the sen- iors, is looking forward to: the nin- teenth of May, when the senior class play will be presented. One week later the honors con- vocation will be held in the audi- torium, at which time awards will bc made in American history by the D. A. R., in Latin and French by their respective clubs, and in creative writ- ing by the Velmarian Literary So- ciety. On the same day as the honors convocation the all school exhibit will be held, in which the students exhibit for the inspection of their parents, bits of the fruits of their year's labor. The school year then draws rapidly to a close for the seniors, who take their final examinations about the first of June. Baccalaureate services will be held on the fourth and com- mencement exercisos on the eighth. At this time, some seventy-six pupils the largest class by far ever to grad- uate from Buchanan High School, will receive their diplomas. Y 2
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