Dallas City High School - Reflector Yearbook (Dallas City, IL)

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Ar , f ' 'L , , . ,,,,,, 5,4 .p HA-K,,,i-'V I ,ll ...Ty Ar.. .- . 1.1-.5 3,17 3 , 7 I ib -....l..n...na?-...l....,xr..LX.i..l....a-...L n..1.s.f...u.s....al...1a....l.e .rl..4...415...'-.s.Q.1.....sL.g...l,,...,.,...vla..+-f...ai..i:..a.k..x4f..,.....1..........,a...u........-.,.-.,.,t.... ,,.. nh.. ,. .,, .. 155 ASSEMBLIES E 3 A The Student Council, with the help of Captain Kelly, outlined the assem- 5 9 bliss for the year. These assemblies consisted of entertainment planned by ' v different departments and organizations. 1-- 5 la 4: 4, M The Student Council presented a mock radio program with requests and 5 ig Chit-Chat for the first assembly of the year, October 2b. E fi November A was the next assembly, in which the Juniors gave a preview of S their play. Q aj 3, Assembly number three was given by the world history class on December 3. ji This was a demonstration of the United Nations Organization in active session. ?3 3? The fourth assembly on December l7, sponsored by the Girls' Chorus and 5 if! ensembles, was under the direction of Mrs. Eve Runyan. 5 -1 19 5 Qi The remaining assemblies were presented: E ZE January 27--F. F. A.--talk on agriculture ' Q pg February 10--Science Department--talk by T. E. Mussleman K pq February 2h--Sophomore Class--radio program L Q2 March 9--Music Department--Carthage High School Band i fd March 23--Senior Class--skit of class play Q I 1 ,g April 6--G. A. A.--tumbling exhibition 1 April 20--Math Department--male quartette 7 W 3 I 3 I Q May 1.--F. H. A.--style show 5' 7 May 18--Freshman Class--skit and a variety of numbers E fs i vw ii I1 . Vi PARTIES ISI ig With steam at full pressure, the seniors started with the freshmen as a E lf novice crew on 'The Freshmen Initiation Day Party,W on September 26. E hi Another capital event was the Penny Carnival which marked another adven- E my ture by the seniors on November 21, l9h7. 1 me r E In his plane, Santa Claus nosed ln for a landing on the ship's deck f Q2 bounded for WThe Junior Christmas Party.' This was held December 23, l9h7. Q 3 The Alumni dance given in honor of the seniors was held by the alumni of i 1 'P .I D. C. C. H. S. December 26. g 1 Q 4,5 x Q2 Then came Cupid with all arrows pointed toward the game room where the g ' L lg senior class was sponsoring WThe Valentine Dancen February lb. 3 ' 4 1 . .1 - f , 1 gg with compass pointed due WMay 2lW, other events were booked as follows: i 'g Senior Class All School Skating Party--February 27, l9h8 1 li G. A. A. Basketball Party--March 12, l9h8 Q 54 Easter Dance by the seniors--March 27, l9h8 Q .1 5 23 Then we all cruised home and celebrated the gladsome event with the All -5 Ll School Picnic,-the final entry in the Log 'May 2l'. E .3 , I : qi DRIVES Q if During the year there were various drives' around the country and our i 11 high school has helped out on several of these. E if The Junior Red Cross Drive held this fall brought in 31.36 from the stu- g Y, dents. Along with this the F. F. A. contributed 85.00 to the Illinois Foun- f gi dation of the F. F. A. Q pw : ' I lf Another drive was the March of Dimes Drive, which began January 15. The F k Lincoln Friendship Train Fund was also contributed to by everyone. H A-Z 3 t I 1 3 I I ..,..,.......,-.,.--- - r F r