Indiana Masonic Home High School - Ma Ho Hi Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

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ul ' if QD MKNUODI Q Pd Q l 5-High school students visit Franklin College Art Exhibit. 7-Band and basket ball team went to Fort Wayne. Defeated North Side Redskins, 35-21. 8-A lot oi sleepy boys in school today. 9-Laura Duffy missed a class meeting for once. She was uptown. 12-Mr. Yale Butler gives interesting picture show on the Romance of Papermakingf' 13-Basket ball game with Greenwood. We won, 47-27. 14-Coach Jamison and team were guests of Alva Neal High School at the Franklin-Seymour basket ball game. 18-A certain Junior couple burst into the library Where the Seniors were holding Annual Staff meeting. 19-Faculty gives a Christmas party.-Grades give The Nativity. 20-Band goes to play for the dedication of the Madison-Milton Ohio River bridge. 21-Virginia Wesbey and Paul Silvers visit the Home. 23-Girls' chorus gives King of Christmas. -High school boys guests of Mr. Fahnley Bridges at the Artcraft theatre. 24-Every one has the Christmas spirit. 28-Girls' Cottage No. 2 gives dance for high school. 30-Back to school again. Miss Marian Coy, Jean and Leroy Bradnick visited school.-Dr. Roscoe Gilmore Stott gives talk on Died on Third. 31-Annual New Year's dance. JANUARY , 2-Rev. Meengs, Presbyterian minister, speaks before assembly. 3-Ben Davis defeated us again, 36-30. 4--Game with Silent Hoosiers called off on account of spinal meningitis. 7-El Comancho gives interesting talk on Indian Life and Customs. in assembly.-High school is guests of Mr. Fahnley Bridges at the Artcraft theatre. 11-Masonic Home draws Trafalgar for the County Tournament. 13-Yell contest started.-Basket ball team practice on Franklin floor for tourney. 13-Junior play practice. 16-Caroline Curlec and Halbert Price win Yell contest. 17-Pep session. 17-18-County Tournament. Edinburg Champions 19--Catherine and Olive Turner, alumni, visited the Home. 20-EXAMINATIONS! ! 22-Mr. Wyrick, member of school board, drowned. 24-Scroll published. 26-Game called off with Center Grove out of respect to Mr. Wyrick. 31-Defeated Nineveh by a score of 37-17. FEBRUARY 1-Masonic Home takes fast game from Whiteland, 33-26. 3-Juniors give Billy's Aunt Jane. 6-Hopewell defeated in overtime game, 29-27.

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ll Lmao momom erm Ye Olden Calendar SEPTEMBER 9-School started. Only half a day on account of schedule. 10--A lot of green Freshies were seen running around trying to find where to go. 25-Dr. Olin E. Halloway passed away. OCTOBER 2-Sunshine Society Initiation. 3--Mildred Parks McClurg died after long illness. 18-19-Seniors go to Indiana Press Association convention. 22-First staff meeting for annual. 24-President Homer Rainey of Franklin College gave a talk on Where Do You Live? 25-Junior-Senior debate. Seniors won, 2-1.-First pep session. Laura Duffy and Paul Utterback elected cheer leaders.-Game with Union. We won 30-25. NOVEMBER 1-Masonic Home wins from Clark, 28-19. 2-Another victory added to our list by defeating Avon, 39-27. 4-Celebration of the three secessive basket ball victories. Burning of Old Man Avon, snake dance and a general good time. 8-Defeated Beech Grove in a fast game, 38-24. 9-Second team defeated by Franklin seconds, 38-15. 11-Supt. Authur Camipbell gave interesting talk on the World War and Flag. The grade orchestra furnished the music. 13-Juniors and Seniors were guests of Clyde Willard at the Lyric theatre. We met Charlie Murray in person. 14-Wiener roast called off on account of rain.-Beriault presented, The Exasperating Female. 16-High school girls go to Indianapolis to see Butler-Milliken foot ball game. 17-Orchestra attends chicken dinner given at Trafalgar. 21-Claire B-arnette and Uke Girls go to Bloomington to entertain at a Kiwanis meeting.-Arthur Beriault presented Hamlet 22-First defeat of season. Ben Davis won, 50-27. 23-Mary Doris Barnette, former member of I-Iome, was married to Mr. Charles Todd of Morgantown, Indiana. 27-Juniors and Seniors give flag program. 28-Masonic Home defeats Franklin in football game, 30-0. 29-Senior girls begin typing for Mrs. Regett again. DECEMBER 1-Miss Marian Coy of Marion, former English teacher here, visited the Home. 3-Junior-Senior class meeting to nominate Scroll staff.-De Molay of Indianapolis gave My Dixie Rose. 0 DP CLC: 'WO QCA IEE

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1 Ll.4T:.:fa Pd Q Moc-:om o FEW N 7-No school today. Teachers' Institute. We wonder if the teachers are as glad as the pupils? 8-Band plays for Teachers' Institute. 10-Annual pictures taken today. 11--Heydon and Hal are trying to offer alibis for their black eyes. 12-Prof. Kaiser of Franklin College spoke on Abraham Lincoln in assembly.-Botany class visited Carney Hatchery. 13-Beriault gives Hoosier School Master. 15-Several high school pupils guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fertig. 18-Perfect copies in typing still unheard of. 19-Annual staff meeting. 20-Botany class saw Sunny Side Up as guests of Miss Woollen. 21-Masonic Home defeats Clark, 55-31. 22-Masonic Home draws Greenwood for Sectional tourney. 24-Henry K. English poetry contest started. Didn't know we had so many poets in such a small school. 25-Basket ball team goes to Franklin to practice for tourney. 26-Two of Advanced Shorthand class wins O. G. A. certificates. 27-Special show. Miss Ruth Knowlin of Lyric theatre plays for show. 28--Sectional tourney. MARCH 1-Masonic Home loses in semi-finals of Sectional tourney to Center Grove. Franklin wins tourney. 5-Arthur J. Beriault and cast gives The Bull's Head. 7-Mrs. Bayliss' cottage gives party for basket ball boys.-Mary Jacobs wins oratorical contest. 10--Juniors win from Sophomores in finals of interclass tourney. 12-Annual wiener roast. A good time enjoyed by everyone. 13--First base ball practice.-Tryouts for Senior class play. 15-High school and grade pupils listen to State tourney over the radio through the courtesy of Mr. Bice.-Mrs. Rockner's cottage gives radio 'party for basket ball team. 17-Typing classes judge pictures for Grand Lodge exhibition. 18-Miss Jones' cottage gives party for Alva Neal and Masonic Home basket ball teams. 19-Journalism class visit the Franklin Evening Star. 21-Mr. Danner, of Irvington, gives interesting chalk-talk. 24-Mary Jacobs loses in district oratorical contest. 25-Did you notice Heydon Buchanan's clean shirt? 26-Sunshine Society meeting about Scrap Book. Laura Duffy elected President for next year. 28-Several orchestra girls played at chicken dinner and meeting of the American Christian Association. 31-Annual April Fool's day program postponed. APRIL 1--Happy birthday everybody! 2-Arthur Sapp, President of International Rotary Club, gives interest- ing talk in assembly on European Royal Families. CQCZDCNCW 'WO Q0 is