Morgantown High School - Mohigan Yearbook (Morgantown, WV)

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Calendar Dec. Dec DCC. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. MST. MBT. Mar Mar Mar Mar. Apr. l4-Blackout! Our assistant principal, Mr. Davis, goes groping through the halls by candlelight. Darkness is caused by fuse plugs. l5--The Annual Hi-Y Minstrel is a big success, as usual. Zl-The Masquers enjoy themselves at a Christmas party in the home 2- of Betty McGowan. Happy New Yearl We're back in school after a glorius vacation, but where are all those happy smiles? l2-The Hi-Y's invite us to strut in the girl's gym at their annual dance. l9-The National Honor Society honors its new members at a banquet. 2-Our band livens up the basketball games by playing 'iOh Johnnyi' and the Beer Barrel Polka . 4-The National Thespians celebrate National Drama Week by giving a one-act play, Yes Means No in the auditorium and a spaghetti dinner at the uOaksi'. l0-The G.A.A. sponsors a successful Open Housei' in the Girls' Gym. 23-How we rate! The Demos give a party with music by their own orchestra. 24-Today we are blue-defeated by Elkins. This game ends our Z9 regular season. - Don't be a monkey is the new slogan. Mr. Liddle, State Secretary of the Y. C. A. spoke on this subject at the Hi-Y assembly. l-Seniors order 3,000 graduation announcements. 6-7-We spent some time 'iln Old Louisiana with Miss Douthat and the music department. l2-Everybody gets measured for their striped suits as the new rules I4 and regulations go into effect. -Thespians win the sectional one act play festival held here and prepare for Hnew worlds to conquern. l6-We congratulate the Junior class for an enjoyable time at the St. 29 Patrick's Swing. -The Us and Co. depart from their usual type of Revue with a two-act, all-member collegiate show. 9-Mohigan goes to the printer's and arenlt we glad!! 89

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Calendar Sept. l 2 Sept. 20 Sept. 21 -Students returning to school at the end of a long vacation. The majority of them seem quite happy over the prospect of a year of new relationships, but a few still groan every year, 'iltis only the beginning. -Hewitt is elected president of senior class for the fourth year by a land-slide. - Stand up and cheer! -The pigskin felt like going swimming the heat was so intense at the first football game. Cct. I6-Cui' dream of having new band uniforms is at last brought to Oct. Oct. Oct.. Oct. Nov realization. We are so proud that we parade through town. 20-Key lassies entertain their lads at their annual dance. 25-Rehearsals for Pride and Predjudicen get under way after a tedi- ous triple night of casting. 27-Students choose Milky Way the king of candy bars. 28-A successful Halloween party is given by the A.0.0. A good time is enjoyed by all. . l-The ltalian Club with its name changed to 5.0.3, initiates I3 new members. Nov. Nov. Nov. I0 Nov. Nov. 2-Seniors present the annual Senior Follies and the Library Club walks away with first prize. 6-Students participate in a radio program in celebration of National Education Week, Nov. 5-l l. 7-Rabbit season opens with a hop, skip, jump and a bang. Among the faculty returning home with light hearts and heavy feet are Scott Davis, Art Clyde, O. D. White, and l... S. Cornwell. -Red and Blue Journal Subscription campaign starts off with a bang with home room ll8 winning Eskimo Pies with their IOO percent record. I 7-Reports cards are here again!! Some pupils moan, Am ah blueln But those two all students at the top merely ask, I-low're we doin? Dec. l-The G.A.A.'s give a Mardi Gras which is a huge success. Dec. 4-Miss Marple wants 225 lost Seniors to come to Senior meetings. Dec. 4- Dec. How nice we look! The seniors take on airs because they are having their pictures taken. 8-Several of our brethern are called to Jackson's Mill for National Guard Camp. How we envy them, no school and such good food. 88

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