Clay City High School - Eelite Yearbook (Clay City, IN)

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n 4 o s So 0' ' : isa! I II: ' .' Where your treasure is, there will your heart be also.-Bible. u 0' 0 Os' : :Zz- 2 HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA A ' Ulflge iltlusir flileparhncnti ev .ya IS believed that few people ever stop to seriously think of the 233 -fish . . . . benefit a good band, orchestra, or even the ability to sing and en- ZQ--ggi . . . EV, 1 7 1 ' 7 ,lm jov music, is to a community a school or the individual Locally our Music Department supplies all the music for every school function. In addition, it sponsored a' minstrel 3 and at present, it is prepar- ing a mammoth musical and dramatic production for March or April. Abroad, it is an advertiser for the community, the school, and the student-body. In addition to the summer concerts it gives, our band has played seven other engagements away from home this year. We, who used to have to worry about procuring and paying for this type of entertainment, surely do appreciate the fine work of Mr. White and his department. :OlbOC6C0606l600d0660666li6iiid6l6i66556C6606oihii66666iiiiiiiiuiciiiiiiiiiid lil 6 illilg' '- Work first and then rest.--Ruskin. 3 A no' I' 5 ' Q 0 1. , 0. 1 .l...Q.. ...O .I ll..llllfl 'OU' .f'...l..l.l.lll.lllll.llllillliilllflllllllll . l

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:, 5 agen.. ...ge nnoouuuulnnlnn OOIIIIOIIIIOOOIOICOIO onus lon.. await, .....:::o,. 35235 ' Man doth not live by bread alone.-Bible. E' 'M 531:53 .11- 3. g .g 'ng' E 2 ' 51:1 uul frlenhm' s E z E s -- : ' SEPTEMBER 4-What! First day of school. 5 7-Vacation already. Labor Day. 5 5 8-First day of recitations. Q 5 15-Held first class meetings. Elected officers. 21--R. Paul Miller addressed the Assembly. 23-Schlegel read a continued story in Civics, while the Seniors read their lesson once. 2 24--Eelite staff selected today. E 25-First touch of winter. What! already. S 28-Happy birthday to our sponsor, Ml. Storm. 5 e 29-First fire drill. E 30-New arm-chairs were a great hindrance to proper concentration in the 5 Senior Civics class. OCTOBER 2 2-A Mr. Davis, salesman, showed the unique cap and gown, worn by a E boy, eight feet and five inches tall. Q 5 '6-Bells out of order. Q 3 7-Report cards handed out. E 3 8-Mr. Piety high-hats everybody since becoming a proud father. Q 14- A Snake in the Grass by the Hoosier Harmony Four. E E 20-Minstrel presented by the Music Department. Proceeds a big help to- 5 Q wards buying new uniforms for the band. I 21-Rev. E. G. Jann addressd the Assembly. 22-Big disappointment. No school. Teachers' Association. 28-Rev. N. C. Fletcher spoke. 30-Pep session. Wanted: Yell leaders. NOVEMBER 5 Q 2-If you want to know anything about poetry, ask a Junior. 5 3-Election Day. Where were the Republicans? 3 5-Band received new uniforms. Ain't they sweet! 11-No school. Armistice Day. 5 12-Mr. Chillson forgot to wear a tie. 16-Beware! Beware! Scarlet fever. 20-Lost Old Oaken Bucket by one point. I00 KOKKIMOlCOUOUOOOCOUOIIOIOCOCCCOIIIICICOOCOOCCOOCCOOCIICCOOI gif:-1 Q.. They only are reputed wise for saying nothing.-Shakespeare. .2 gig. 03349. . COOOOOIOOOOOQCOOOOOIOIIIOIOIOOIOOCOOOIOICOOIOCOUIOOICCllllIIUIOOCCIIOOIOOCCOCOCIOUQOIOOCOOCOO'..:.....lsg.'...::i.