Hoyleton High School - Hoyletonian Yearbook (Hoyleton, IL)

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Calendar MARCH: ' 7 A T ' 1 10 21 25 28 APRIL: 3 4 7 22 25 MAY : 2 9 26 27 29 30 The Dramatics Club's play Enter The Hero placed fifth in the District Dramatics Festival at DuQuoin. Ken Rely, The West Virginia Mountain Boy , entertained us with aprogram of mountain songs. The Southern Division of the I.E.A. meets in Carbondale and we had no school. The G. A. A. shot in the state telegraphic basket shooting contest. These teacher's meetings are nice for the pupils. The Southwestern Division of the I.E.A. met in East St. Louis and we had another holiday. The grades took part in a triangular track meet at Carlyle with Carlyle and Keyesport. This was Good Friday and we had another holiday. Practice for this year's class play, Keep Moving started. VV e visit Springfield and the legislature and the Linco-ln monuments. Our bands and chorus went to Okawville to take part in the annual Washington County Music Festival. Our class play was presented tonight. It was also Mr. Beck's birthday. The grade school track team took part in the first annual Oil Belt Conference track meet at Young School. This is the beginning of the end for the Sophomores as final exams start today. The last day of final exams and nothing to wait for except commence- ment. ' Spieth made his annual pilgrimage to I-Ioyleton to take the picture of the graduating classes in their caps and gowns. The end has come. Commencement was held at 8:00 p. m. in the gymnasium with Dr. Victor Randolph of S.I.N.U. as the main speaker.