Chandler High School - Memories Yearbook (Chandler, IN)

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 • ■ , W.L.S. On October 26,37, and 28 a bay loft party was held in the Chandler Gym. Mrs. Garner from W.L.S. fra f S Each person imitated some one from the -regular barn dance which is broadcast each Saturday night from W.L.S. Many of the participants were Chandler School pupils and there were several people from sur- rounding communities. The stage was made of bails of hay arranged to give the appearance of a hay loft. Several of the persons taking part in this show have been on the radio since that time and have proved a suocess. The proceeds were given to the Parent-Teacher Club. Everyone is looking forward to having the Barn Dance next fall. CHANDLER HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS Chandler High School, under the direction of Mrs. Eskew, organized a High School Chorus. The Chorus consisted of thirty-one members. Under the direction of Mro. Eskew the Chorus gave a Christmas program at the Method- ist and Cumberland Presbyterian Churches. The programs consisted of Christmas Carols, Christw mas'readings, and special quartet and duet, numbers:• ■ — Member's of the Chorus-were'Pearl Leslie, Louise Miller, Darwin Hendrickson,1 Harold • Wilhelm, Charles Camp Jr., Roger Lenn, Jean. Beavers, Feme Hinkle, Ruth Hanning, William Childs, Willis Okes, Earl Hetzel, Beulah Carey, gea trice Pcrigo, Harold Steimnetz, Ada Fisher, Alnora Bates, Helen Sprengel, Margaret Castle, Dor thy Lee Ketoliam, Pauline Tooley, Edward Westbrook, Ruth Ellis, Deway Woolsey, George Lance, Thaine Helms, Norman Phelps, Charles Vilhelm, Jack Thompson, Earl Ellis, and Harold Carey. Some fifteen Chorus members participated in the musical part of the high school program in the Spring Festival.

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• c Ohandjer In Oommenoial Contest For the first time in its history, Chandler High Sohool participated in the commercial content which is held annually at Central Normal, Danville, Indiana. The purpose of this oontest is to obtain the eligibility of students for scholarships in Shorthand, Bookkeeping, and Typing. The contest this year was held April 3. We sent as our representatives;Alnora Bates, Orin Davis, Harold Steinmetz, Robert Carey, Dorothy E. Clark, Beulah Carey, Thaine Helms, ' Robert Richmond, and they were accompanied by their teacher Mr. Turney, Rev. Mr. E.L. Bcites, ahd Mr. Fred Steimnetz. There were about sixty schools in Indiana represented with a total attendance of about 12500. Individual winners were awarded scholarships, and the winning teams, consisting of three, were given loving cups, plaques cgr ribbons. The commercial students w-ish to tnank the Parent-Teacher Association for their financial assistance which made the trip possible. Armistice Program On Nov. 11, '36 the Grades and High School assembled in the Gymnasium to commemorate Armistice Day. The following program was presented: Invocation--------------------Helen Sprengel Grade Room Programs—Songs, ■ Poems, and Soripture Reading Speech Armistice Day --------Margaret Castle Readings----------------------Ruth Hanning John Mundy Songs--------------- ■----c---High School Ohorus Salute Flag-------------------Audience Benediction-------------------George Lance Christmas Program The Holiday was kept by singing Carols, stud- ents visiting among themselves, and the exchange of gifts. To conclude our Christmas festivities, the faculty presented each student with a Christ-