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PARENT, SON R DAUGHTER BANQUET The Annual Parent, Son A Daughter Banquet, sponsored by the Agricultural and Home Economics departments of Marion High School, was held October 21, 1957. The Gymnasium was decorated with fall leaves and flowers in keeping with the season. Dinner was served at 7:OO o'clock, consisting of chicken short- cake, baked corn, buttered green beans, hot rolls and butter, October salad, pumpkin chiffon pie, and coffee. The following program was rendered: Invocation . . . . . . 4 Rev. Nutter Welcome Parents . . . James Phelps nWe Thank Youn . 4 . . . Earl Bowman . Music 4 . . . . Marjorie Mendenhall Louisa Woolman and Edgar Workman When the Frost is on the Pumpkin . . . . . . . Mona Mae Ewart The North Wind . . . . Dorothy Wymer Harvest Song . . . Lena Fae Michener Horse Feathers . . . . Edgar Workman Charles Mills, Vernett Wallace Donald White and Duane Worden Horse Sense . . .,. Robert Worrall More of the Same . Marjorie Fawcett Good Timber . . . Dorothea Williams We Think So Too . . Charlie Thomas S0113 s e Q o u u A 0 Glae We Are With You . J. B. McClelland Ohio State University James Phelps acted as toastmaster. All present enjoyed the evening.
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NORTHWEST TERRITORY CELEBRATION and ' JUBLIEE School was dismissed on Wednesday, April 15, so that we might attend the Northwest Territory Celebration at McCon- nelsville. The morning was spent in look- ing at antiques which were in the various store windows. , The parade in the afternoon was nar- rated by Bob French, The Spectator, who was on the balcony of the Morris Hardware Store. He described the various floats, bands, and other sights which were in the large parade as it marched through the main streets of Malta and McConnelsville. In the evening a very worthwhile and interesting pageant was put on by the boys who tried to follow through the trail of the original pioneers. After the pageant there was a beauti- ful array of fireworks, which lasted for about a half hour. I am sure everyone will agree that their time was well spent in attendance.
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