Muskegon Heights High School - Oaks Yearbook (Muskegon Heights, MI)

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YEA, TIGERS! First begun as a safety precaution, the Benton Harbor train-ride has be- come one ot Heights l-ligh's most popular tradi- tions. Loaded with 400 stu- dents, teachers, parents, and the loand, the train pulls away from the Hume avenue and Sev- enth street crossing at 3:45 p. m. lt returns to the same location about the Wee small hours ot the next morning. A re- freshment car provides enough candy, sandf wiches, and ice-cream to keep starvation away during the entire trip. Few who ever took the Annual Train-ride to Ben- ton Harhor will ever tor- get the good times on the Way. Singing, laughter, and cheers provided ample proot that A good time was being had by all. ALL ABOARD! Don't push! Don't shovel The train won't leave Without youl We're on our Way, ott tor Benton Harbor, X.

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ASSEMBLIES Many assemblies are held in the high school auditorium each year, but perhaps the most beauti- ful and impressive was the annual Christmas as- sembly sponsored by the music and dramatics de- partments. Several tac- ulty members assisted in the direction ot the pro- gram, a presentation ot the Nativity story. DANCING IS POPULAR loin the happy throngl Here in this picture we see the customary crowd of dancers, stepping gaily to the tune of a fine band. Colorful decorations add to the atmosphere of the attair.

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FOR THE GLORY OF THE SCHOOL The trophy case is al- ways a source of admira- tion ard pleasure to those who look. The locker-roorn can be a scene of great joy, or a dungeon of despair . . . it all depends. This scene taken in the tall ot the year is typical ot every high school and college athletic field. lt represents the hundreds ot loyal fans who support Tiger teams.