Metz High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Metz, MO)

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DIARY AUGUST 29 SEPTEMBER ll I-'T'E'.lfIBF.B. l5 ssrmissa so 11ov,111s1+1a 1 1 DECEMBER' 22 .ilmulmv 15 Aram a wmv lO OF JOHNNIE, THE-F FRESHMAN 1 - - School began today. Quite glad to be in high school. Q ' Twenty freshmen present. -H 5-'fd Initiation at School. Girls had to wear dresses wrong side out. Boys had to wear overalls in- side out and go through the spanking liner All had to do something for a numher'Tor the school assembly. 0 Freshmen INITIATIGN Party. Held at the home of Joyce Ghristy.We had to eat green persimmons and walk in pans of gravy, hut it wasn't as had as was expected. After the initiation. games were played and refreshments were served. Gave a party for sophomores at the high school. Games were played and refreshments were served. Had debate on HWhich is a better place to live in the city or in the country. il ' High School Carnival. Freshmen candidates for king and queen were Harold Clutter and Mary Ellen Tough. , Christmas program. Gifts were exchenged. - 'First softball games of this season were played. 'Spring Festival' at Nevada. ' School dismissed. 4mE3W . ' if ,A f f.',v 6 'v Q, ,fr 1 , L'-' 1 as-.fp Q wfv ' Jig, 1 M399 xt' 1 ,. g N cyi V V