Forest High School - Log Yearbook (Forest, IN)

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December January February March April May -'Af A .'l U ' 1 Q 'Ns rms! Qfx N1 X JGREMR' Q 'rf Y . cmw ,--.3 N A' 2 J W . ., W '- t tf Lucky Forest Students Get Eight Day Christmas Vacation! ! ll Everyone is backfronithe Chrisunas vacadon with more energy than ever. The Bobcats defeated Camden in the 4-way tourney and walked off with the nets and trophy. We reached the half-way mark of the school year today. The Bobcats are now carrying the title Clinton County Champs since defeating Kirklin in the finals. Well done boys, keep up the good work. Decided not to have school anymore, we'll just watch television all day--the Inauguration of course. Sunshine sponsored a square dance. Most swing- ing we've had around here in a long time. It was well attended and enjoyed by all. Juniors and Seniors journeyed to Legislature today. Rather disappointing, we didn't get to stay long enou h. Seems as thougi we aren't satisfied with winning two tourneys, the Junior Hi won their 4-way tourney. This is the first trophy the Junior Hi has won. Keep fighting boys. Forest students placed high ratings in the Music contest. We have three students that may go to the State contest. Sunshine sponsored another square dance. Seems as though we need some of the green fold- ing money. Cupid really went to work today! Many comic valentines floating around. First niglht of the Junior Play. Last nig t of the Junior Play. Went over with a bang! No school today, got a little rest for Easter. Lucky Seniors! No more school! Seniors packed their duds and left for Wash- ington. Baccalaureate services. Commencement. Oh! how long we've waited for diplomas. Many tears and more laughs. Last day of school! Wonder when school starts again? Qgaimf2?' '75 itll tif ill llt I' Q :ill Ill i llll . 4 Q Q N, - ' nw V X . A H 1 177, X I . SJ Z ff, 'G - v 1 hx ' 1 g J' W -S Q Sax lov fi NOTE 9.0 13.1 , l A 4:31 I nl 5 X f eip

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Sum 65444 pal? HOUSE FOR SALE--HAUNTED Miss Oletha Lenhart, spinster, is collecting true host stories for a book she is writing on psychical phenomena. she visits the Haunted House one weir stormy night with the object of buying it because of its alleged ghost. She is accompanied by Edwina, her niece, Liz her hired girl, and Zeke her negro gardener. Also included in the party are Gracie, Edwina's bosom friend, and bi handsome, blustery Tug Ralston, a newcomer from the city, wits whom both girls are smitten. Next, H1 Lowe and Snorky Snodgrass, the jealous boy friends of the girls arrived. Then all sorts of weird characters from a nearby carnival start dropping in, the Gypsy fortune-teller, the snake-charmer, the tattooed man all willing to buy the haunted house--they say--because of the house shortage. And now the haunting starts. Everyone was convulsed at the mad, ridiculous antics of Liz, the hired irl, and Zeke, the darky gardener, who are both scared silly at tge weird goings on. Finally at the peak of everybody's terror, comes the denoue- ment and the whole mysterious business is cleared up. The directors were Mrs. Cline and Mr. Orr. Student Direc- tor Kay McQuinn. CAST Old Marthy Gilepper. . . . . .Mary Harrison Miss Oletha Lenhart. Edwina Page. . . Donna Robertson . Betty Mitchell . Betty Wheeler Gracie Greenwood. . TugRa1ston ...... Liz Yocum ....... Ezekial Euripides Jones. . . . .Allen Milburn Zara ....... Hi Lowe ..... Snorky Snodgrass.. .- Serpentina. . . . Jojo ...... Lem Looney. . Butch Killigrew . . o o 0 . . .Dick Davis . . .Nina Alter .Lois Browning . . .Dee Stewart . . . .Bill Kramer . Marilyn Porter Deloris Johnston Larry Robertson . Ralph Foreman . . Bob Cochran 5 QD il