Concord Township High School - Annex Yearbook (Hooker, PA)

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K-I--I1-2 Asllllijl '942 MUSHBALL Last fall the pupils in both high school and elementary school were entertained by members of the different high school classes trying to beat each other in several mushball games. The Senior girls were champions in the girls league and the Jlmior boys took the lead in the boys league. These winners then played the tie-off. Naturally the boys won, but we had a lot of fun trying to beat them. BASKETBALL Later in the school year when the weather was too bad to stay out we started a basketball tournament. It proved to be good entertainment for a while, but some, both boys and girls, were too bashful to go out on the floor, so it finally fell through. Of the games that were played the Seniors again lead in the glrl's league and the Juniors in the boy's league. Eleanor Stroup UCAUGHT IN THE DRAFT' This year, our faculty underwent a change. Due to no fault of the government draft we were forced to replace two members of our faculty. Miss Stewart, our music teacher, was replaced by Miss Young. Mr. Snith was replaced by Mr. Grine who had been with us previously and Mr. Grine by Mr. Gallagher. The student body is well satisfied with the revision. THE CONCORD BUGLER The monthly newspaper of Concord Hi, The Concord Bugler is published through the heroic efforts of the following staff: Editor-in-chief....... .... .. .....Dor1s Rider Business llanagern, ,,,4,Dox-is Gayle Wade ' Sports Editor... ,,,,,Dorothy Campbell Art Editor, , N , ,U ,Burton Ferguson Chatterbox, , , , , , , , ,Helen Logut Reporters. , H , , ,nllargaret Hovis Shirley Emery Margaret Ellen Martin , Dean Bell nun-raphm..... .....C01vmbiHe Gwpbeu Advisorououuoeoooonaoooesoeoeoeseoooaeoosur' It's main attraction is the Chatterbox which puts every one in the Known as to who Bill took home Wednesday night and why Betty was so sleepy Monday morning in -the first study hall and why John has a hangover.

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fi A n n,eEx I942 BAND ORCHESTRA '

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C-'Tie g PLAY DAY The basketball season was climaxed by a Play Day held at Slippery Rock. This was a day for those who played basketball from all over Butler County to join together in a good time and in tribute to the league winner. Our school was well represented at this occasion. A day of Sport,recreation and a gen- eral good time was topped off by a banquet in the evening. Here trophies were given to the Penn Girl's and Karns City boys who were the basketball champions of l9h2. All those attending reported an enjoyable day and we join others in our toast to the success of WPlay Dayn. by DODE. GIRL'S CHORUS The girl's chorus was started soon after school began, with the girl's learning two and three part harmony. There are s7mBmbBTS of the girl's chorus and two different classes a week. The two classes were arranged so that all persons interested could attend the chorus. Miss Lillian Young is the instructor. M XED CHORUS The mixed chorus'is composed of hhmBmb8TB,1lOf which are girl's and the remaining 33 are boys. The mixed chorus has been working on the part harmony-Soprano, Alto and Bass. The mixed chorus meets on Thursday the 8th period of the day. Several members of the Senior Class who were also in the Mixed Chorus had the honor of singing on the Might of Baccalaureate and Commencement Excersises. Carrie Pearce. GUIDANCE CLINIC - ' A group of students from Concord Hi attedded the Guidance Clinic on April 21, at Slippery Rock. This was sponsored by the Slippery Rock Parent Teacher's Association. The program consisted of a short assembly program in the auditorium , during which Dr. A. B. Denniston spoke to the assembly. Later the groups were divided and the students were able to talk to authorities on the subject in which they were interested. Frank Adams. STUDENT COUNCIL Each class of the school and faculty is represented in this body, the members are chosen by the votes of their classmates. Those chosen were: Seniors-Columbine Campbell, Eleanor Stroup, Bill Johnston. Juniors-Frank Snyder, Mabel Graham. Sophomores-Dorothy Campbell, Pressley Hilliard. Freshmen-Carl Campbell. Officers elected at the first meeting were as follows: Mr. Smith-president and advisorg Dorothy Campbell-Secretaryg Columbine Campbell-Treasurer. The purpose of this council is to raise money to sponsor the athletics of the school. It is also responsible for many activities. On October 30 they sponsored a Masquerade Party. The proceeds were used to buy basketball suits and equipment. BASKETBALL SUPPER Mr. Grine gave a chili supper on February l7th to show his appreciation for the efforts put forth by the basketball teams. We want to thank Mr. Grine for the treat and also Mrs. Grine and Mrs. Heasley for the perfectly cooked supper. p Columbine Campbell