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w S 60001. CALENDAR SEPTEMBER . . . 10 School year began. Two new teachers on the staff, Mrs. Crawford and Miss Hamblen. 20 Spiceland baseball game, there. 23 Mooreland baseball game, there. 24 Freshman initiation at Memorial Park. Nice rainy evening. 28 Knightstown baseball game, there. 30 Lewisville baseball game, here. OCTOBER . . . 1-2 Dairy Team went to Purdue. Enjoy' ed the IllinoisfPurdue football game. 5 E. A. Richardson, poet, gave assembly program. 9 Election of class officers. 12 Henry County baseball playfolf. The winner is Knightstown. 15 First issue of Jimtown Journal out. What a scramble. 21'22 Teachers Institute-Indianapolis. 2'if26 Registration for ration book No. 4. Students enjoyed the vacation. 29 Community Hallowe'en Party sponf sored by the Freshman Class. NOVEMBER . . . 14 School scrap drive. 2 Yell leaders chosen. Ermadean Schock Audrey Semler and Charles Luellen winners. 11 Armistice day program by juniors. 12 Band Concert- Music In the Air. Directed by Mrs. Crawford and en' joyed by all. ' 15 Senior recreational program. W 16 Booster Club organized. 19 Mooreland basketball game, theref V ' I 23 Straughn basketball game, there. 24 Thanksgiving program sponsoredf by the eighth grade. Rev. Sanders from New Castle was the speaker. , 24 Judging team won county meet in 4- crops. 25 Seniors went to Indianapolis to 1944 Ice Revue. 1 A 30 Sophomore recreation program in gym. 30 Physical exams given to all high school pupils. 1' O DECEMBER . . . 3 Junior Play, Mr. and Mrs. America was presented. 4 7 Service Club organized. . 8 Tuberculosis Test given to Grades 1, 3, 8, 11, 12. 13 County H. S. Principals meeting. N 14 Annual Bushel of Pennies Contest X sponsored by Henry County T. B. As' LI' sociation began. ' 21 Home Economics girls entertain their mothers with Christmas Party. x N. r ' . U I Page Twent .4-. , +-U .
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