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FRESHMAN INITIATION The days of events for the Freshman Class was September 30, 1949. The Seniors honored them by holding the traditional initiation. They ar- rived that morning in various odd costumes and elaborate make-up. Armed with paddles, the Seniors were very lenient in using them. A party was held in the evening, the Freshmen being the honorary guests. This day was enjoyed by the whole high school and may every year bring as many happy memories. JUNIOR ACTIVITIES With time for the Junior-Senior Banquet drawing near, the Junior class set out to raise the necessary money. They sold refreshments at our home baseball games. In a joint project with the Sophomore class they sponsored a food sale and sold lunch until after the supper hour on a Saturday afternoon and after the show one Thursday night thereby swelling the funds. The Juniors did very well selling greeting cards, wrappings, etc. In spite of the small number of class members they canvassed the town and surrounding community. The support of the townspeople, as well as student body are much appreciated SENIOR PICTURE DAY AND SKIP DAY On October 14, the Senior Class of 1950 journeyed to Sioux City. It was Picture Day for the Seniors. The pictures were taken at the Voiland Genelli Studio during the morning, after which the Seniors had lunch. Next the group divided up and spent the afternoon in various ways such as window shopping, movies, and the boys visited car dealers. QDreaming, no doubtl. The eve- ning meal was eaten at the Steak House The evening was spent roller skat- ing and attending the movies. The class went home feeling they had spent a memorable day in their Senior year. It caused them to start looking forward to skip day. Plans for the day have not been completed but they are anticipating another pleasant trip. HIGH SCHOOL DRAMATICS An evening of entertainrnent has been planned for March 9th and 10th. The Freshman and Sophomore classes have been working on dramatic and humor- ous readings: eleven members of these groups are scheduled to perform in their respective fields. From the Junior and Senior classes, four girls were select- ed to present a one act play, LADIES OF THE MOP. The cast includes Barbara Wiltfong, Willie Ruth Ramsey, Margaret O'Day, and Helen Conyers. Music for the program will be furnished by the Senior boys. 33
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