Mineral Ridge High School - Ridge Yearbook (Mineral Ridge, OH)

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liiezsui - V THE RIDGE MIRROR IIQZISSHQ 11 Covered Wagon to be Show Mar. 13 Junior Play. Safety First. Jan. Feb. Mar. 12 13 17 18 31 2 3 6 8 13 11 15 22 28 5 9 tonight. Senior class meeting at 3:15. Annual staff preparing articles. Friday the 13th. Some day. Boy's basketball team played Mecca at Mecca. Score 27-24 favor of Mecca. QToo many black cats.D Chapel. Rev. Driskill spoke. Examsl Plenty of studying now Chapel in charge of 11th and 12th grades. Playlet The Hoosier School given. Rev. Lloyd led devotionals. Organized the Franklin and Lincoln Literary Societies. Big game tonight McDonald vs Ridge boy's gat the Ridge. Wonderful spring weather, looks like the ground-hog missed his guess. Practice for the Debate Teams They are to debate Liberty in two weeks. Last minute preparation for the play tomorrow night. Play Poor Father. A large crowd attended. Grafes busy with Valentine boxes. Annual staff received half of the proceeds last night. Holiday today. Boy's basket ball team played in the tourn- ament against Johnston 28-27 favor of Johnston in an over- time period. Student council in conference. In class. The man was shell- shocked. How P asked Olive Eating peanuts, said John. English period must be the one to catch up sleep. Quite a few seem to take advantage of this period. Twenty-e ighl 15 20 26 27 28 29. 30 April 5 17 18 20 21 25 27 30 Well attended. Now we must study our Eng- lish, no real alibi now. Play practice is over. Mr. Taylor is still ill. No chapel to-day. Miss Overholt is ill with bronchitis. Basketball game Senior girls vs 8th grade. Still canvassing for ads. Chapel. Sophomores in charge. Negro play and sev- eral negro selections. Practicing for the Operetta 5'Sailor Maids, beginning un- der the direction ofMiss Clapp. Sophomore party-farewell- to Harold St. Clair. Seniors received cards. Plates also came of the pictures. Committee of J uniors and Sen- iors planning chapel for a week Tuesday. The last one for the Seniors. We got a new Baby Grand Piano today. Some class to us. Aye what? Chapel for the grades. Oh joy, MrTaylorbackafterhisillness Senior play cast selected. The name is Tea Toper Tavern lt is to be given May 23. Just think only five more weeks of school. Seniors busy getting ads. No chapel today, postponed until tomorrow. Dress rehearsal for Operetla. Operetta given for the grades this afternoon. Operetta tonight. Sailor Maids. Everyone in the cast is resting this afternoon. Interrupted to go to the press.

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Fiisnsm THE RIDGE MIRROR gl 1-g JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY N Sl'IP'l'lCMBER 8, 1025, our Freshman Class. nineteen in all, entered Minera Ridge High School. This was the great event in most of our lives. and what we had been looking forward to for several years. Although we were very timid and in great awe of our upper classmen for the first few weeks we soon came out of our daze and started on our glorious climb to the top. The following year only thirteen entered the Sophomore class. We were now re- cognized by our upper classmen. We started right out to earn all the laurels for our class that we could. Five girls and one boy were on the basket-ball team and all took part. in the many different affairs in the school. This year only nine Juniors enrolled. They elected class officers. We are still making our bid for fame. One boy and three girls are on the basket-ball team, several boys were on the foot-hall squad and both boys and girls are on the literary teams and student council. We still have one more year to go before we finish our high school days and really enter into the careers we have chosen for ourselves. Hyacinth Walton 'l'h1'rIy