Cowan High School - Sachem Iris Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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The Cowan Mirror Mar. 10. Senior play parts assigned. Mar. 11. Mirror” staff position filled. An- other of those delightful English tests today. Mar. 17. St. Patrick’s colors worn today. Bethel Williams wins the Local Public Discussion Contest. Mar. 18. All the seniors learned The Get- tysburg Address”— quite an in- teresting fact, indeed. Mar. 22. Bethel was defeated by Donald Dill of Selma in the County Public Discussion Contest. Mar. 24. Miss Goodlandcr takes the seniors’ pictures. Mar. 26. School on Saturday — can you im- agine! District Latin Contest at Muncie. Seniors get their proofs. Sunshine Society elects officers and delegates to the state convention at Huntington. Mar. 28. Everybody tired; too much school! Mar. 29. Mar. 30. Apr. I. Apr. 5. Apr. 6. Apr. 8. Apr. 13. Apr. 15. Apr. 21. May 1. May 5. Seniors had group pictures taken for the cut in the Mirror” and ordered their own individual pic- tures. Miss Caldwell back. APRIL Dramatic Contest at Gaston. Bethel speaks for Cowan. Miss Caldwell sick again. Perry Pitser, a senior, came to school with his hand tied up. Dorothy Kirp wins second in the County Oratorical Contest at Center. Mirror” goes to press. Senior play, Cousins.” Junior-Senior reception. MAY Baccalaureate Sermon. Commencement. Finis The Editor.” C. H. S. LIBRARY Youth’s Companion — Mrs. Bowers. Travel — Areba Reynolds. Today’s Housewife — Cleo Nichols. Radio News — Austin Fox. Physical Culture — Alvin Shumm. Modern Priscilla — Lucille Marsh. Little Folks — Frcshies. Life — Antoinette Fleming. The Independent—Modonna Finley. Fashionable Dress — Miss Caldwell. Hot Dog — Garland West. Snappy Stories — Lemma Chalfant. Whizz Bang — Roger Ream. Farmer’s Guide — Mr. Kirp. Everybody’s — William Shockley. Etude — Mary Johnson. Country Life — Perry Pitser. Christian Herald — Miss Blank. Child Life — Corrine Drumm. Business Woman — Mrs. Saunders. Arts and Decorations — Virginia Skinner. House and Garden — Ruth Long. The American — Marshall Harrold. Hearth and Home — William Ross. Needle Craft — Ila White. The Woman Citizen — Marjorie Heath. The Country Gentleman — Donno Cooper. MUSIC BOX REVIEW You Tell Her, I Stutter — Garland West. That Red-headed Gal — Dorothy Buchanan. Everybody’s Got a Girl But Me — Walter Ball. Carry Me Back to Old Virginia — Raymond Reese. Five-Foot-Two — Dorothy Ball. Baby Face — Miss Caldwell. That Old Gang of Mine — Basketball Team. Barney Google — Perry Pitser. The Sheik — Austin Fox. Roll ’Em Girls, Roll ’Em — High School Girls. I’m old enough for a Little Lovin’ Now — Dorothy Kirp. Freshie — Edgar Skinner. Mary Lou — Bethel Williams. Give Me a Little Kiss—William Shockley. Yearning — Areba Reynolds. Where You Workin’ John? — John Lair. We’re Always for You, Cowan Hi—Seniors. Pauline Anderson. Sunshine Society 2, 3, 4.

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The Cowan Mirror CLASS CALENDAR SEPTEMBER JANUARY Sept. 3. First day of school. Several new teachers. Sept. 7. Leeka gives his first long talk. Sept. 13. New typewriters came. Sept. 16. Senior class organized. Sept. 17. Some more new rules. Sept. 21. Several of the seniors heard their doom, for they have to take physics. Sept. 24. Baseball game with Harrison. Sept. 28-30. Tests! tests! tests! Jan. 10. Back to school, and two more teachers — Shumm and Long, both of Ball Teachers College. Jan. 11. A speed test a day,” says Mrs. Saunders to the typing class. Jan. 12. Coasting party at Oakville. Jan. 14. Cowan boys and girls defeat Mid- dletown boys and girls. Deepest snow of the year. Jan. 24-25. No school because of icy con- dition of the roads. FEBRUARY OCTOBER Feb. 2. Oct. 5. Seniors’ group pictures have ar- rived. Oct. 14. Fire drill — but everybody got out Oct. 18. soon enough! First Pep session of the year. Feb. 3. Feb. 4. Oct. 20. Sunshine meeting. Oct. 27. Juniors and seniors have Hallow- e’en party at Cleo Nichols’. Feb. 9. Oct. 29. First basketball game, at Selma; 37-20 in our favor. Feb. 11. NOVEMBER Nov. 2. Sunshine initiation pot luck sup- per. Feb. 17. Nov. 5. Played Center at Center. Nov. 13. Ball game at Yorktown. We de- feated them 43-21. Nov. 19. Eaton gave us our first defeat of the season. Feb. 23. Nov. 24. Girls and boys both beat Royer- ton. We are ashamed to tell the Feb. 24. score of the girls’ game. Nov. 30. Pupils rearranged in alphapetical Feb. 26. order. Feb. 28. DECEMBER Mr. Long’s getting entirely too quick — having a physics test and calling for the note books without warning. Tony” Fleming is still sick. Tony” is back today. History 4 class has an intelligence test, and the results seem to have been far-reaching. Community Night in the gymna- sium tonight. Daleville 18, Cowan 31—here. A Lincoln program is given by students of the assembly. Dorothy Kirp and Lela Marsh win in the local Latin contest. School dismissed for Farmers’ In- stitute. Robert Turner, captain of the Blues in the membership, de- feated the Reds. County Orchestra plays at the County Institute at Muncie. Eight from Cowan were in this orchestra. Junior play, Aaron Boggs, Fresh- man,” was a sure hit.” Lela Marsh second in the County Latin Contest. Club Work speakers at school to- day. Dec. 3. Cowan boys and girls both won from Desoto boys and girls. Dec. 10. Girls and boys played Middletown. Dec. 22. Exams! Smile kindly on us, O Fate. Dec. 24. Last day of semester and we also play Center tonight, and we de- feated them 48-18. Dec. 25. Christmas vacation. MARCH Mar. 1. The pupils of each class were dis- missed for a spell” to see the electric car at the traction station down town. Mar. 4-5. Sectional Tournament at Muncie. Mar. 9. Rev. Kimmel of California spoke at Chapel this morning.

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