Cannelton High School - Notlennac Yearbook (Cannelton, IN)

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September 9—School opening. 14—Beginning of football season. October 22— Movie: “Indiana.” 23- 24—-Vacation during teachers’ conference. 30—Hallowe’en party. November 1— Close of football season. 8—Beginning of basketball season. 11— Armistice—half holiday. 13—Ghost basketball game. 21-22—Thanksgiving holidays. 25—Movie: “Count of Monte Cristo.” December 12— G. B. Green (impersonation of Abe Lincoln). 20—Beginning of Christmas holidays. January 2— School reopening. 3— Movie: “Last of the Mohicans.” 1 5—Donkey basketball game. 23- 24—Semester finals. 24— End of first semester. 27—Beginning of second semester. February 8—Junior High Basketball Tourney (Cannelton). alendal 14—Movie: One Hundred Men and a Girl.” 21—Close of basketball schedule. 27-28—Opening of Sectional Basketball Tourney (Cannelton) . March 1—Final games of Sectional. 4- 5—Class Tourney. 14—Operetta: Rose of the Danube.” 19—Mrs. Frances Peasley (zoology bird show). 21— Movie: “Three Smart Girls Grow Up.” 27—Educational Guidance Conference (Cannelton). 29—Solo Contest (Bloomington) . April 5- —District Band Contest (Rock- port) . 10-11-14—Easter vacation. 1 5—Beginning of track season. 25—Senior Class Play. May 1—Physical Education Exhibit. 3—State Band Contest (Hunt-ingburg). 7—Annual Band Concert. 17—Junior-Senior Reception and Prom. 22— 23—Final examinations. 23— Class Night. 25— Baccalaureate. 26— Senior Outing. 27— All-School Exhibit. 28— Commencement. I 7 ]

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 facult Dale H. Braun Principal Sidney K. Groves Senior Co-Sponsor DALE H. Braun—Principal, English, Math. B.S., Indiana University, 1935; M.S., Indiana University, 1938. SIDNEY K. Groves—Senior Co-Sponsor, General Math., Biology, Physics, General Science, Geometry. B.S.. Purdue University. 1937: graduate work. Purdue. I.UTHER WADDY—Industrial Arts. Math. B.S.. Ball State Teachers’ College, 1939. MABEL M. DAMM—Home Economics, English. Consumer Problems. B.S.. Indiana State Teachers’ College. 1 923: Oakland City College: graduate work. Purdue. MARY Lou Beck—Physical Education and Health. Journalism, English. B.S., Indiana University. 1939: graduate work. Indiana. CLIFFORD Swift — Physical Education and Health. Social Studies, Football Coach. B.S.. Butler University, 1937: graduate work, Butler and Indiana Universities. DON MARKETTO—Music. Safety. B.S.. Indiana State Teachers' College. 1925: M.S., Syracuse University. 1937: graduate work. Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. Theodore SPRINKLE—Social Studies. A.B.. Central Normal. 1924: State College. Terre Haute: graduate work. Indiana University. ANDREW Little—English, Latin. A.B.. Indiana University. 1915: Evansville College. Indiana State Teacher’s College: graduate work. Indiana University. HUBERT Scott—Commercial Studies. Basketball Coach. B.S.. Central Normal College. 1939: graduate work. Butler University. ( 6 ]

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ennac Annually, since 1937. a staff of seniors, elected by the graduating class, has edited the Notlennac. This year, as in 1940. the book was under the faculty sponsorship of Miss Mary Lou Beck. Snapshots were taken and contributed by Mr. Sidney K. Groves. Miss Mary Lou Beck, and Miss Dorothy May. The staff wishes to thank advertisers, patrons, and all others who helped in getting out the 194 1 Notlennac. Above: Joe Paulin Editor-in-Chief Left: Beatrice Couch Associate Editor Middle: James Clemens Advertising Mgr. Right: Rachelle Swihart Layout Editor Left: Harry Lee Huber Features and Cir. Middle: Mabel Nix Photography Right: Marion Hafele Photography Left: Ida Mae Plock Typist Middle: Michael Eishback Business Manager Right: Lucille Laflin Copy Reader Left: Doris Hoddc Sales Middle: Ella Louise Euch« Typist Right: Georgia L. Hemphill Sales I 8 ]