Normal Community High School - Echoes Yearbook (Normal, IL)

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September 2 September 9 September 12 September 19 September 24 October 2-3 November 10 November 14 November 26 December 17 December 19 January 5 January 7 January 15-16 January 24 January 27 January 28 Highlights of 47- Z8 Midgets roamed the halls again as school opened. F. F. A. boys astonished all during informal initiation. Student Council sponsored first all-school mixer. New journalism class presented N. C. H. S with her first printed issue of the Inkspot. Bill Sievekng won radio as supersalesman in Student Council maga- zine sale and contest. HOMECOMING. Spike Jones and his City Slickers, alias our own band captured annual Stunt Show award. Lougean Cutter reigned as Queen over all festivities. Ironmen lost 15-6 to Pontiac Indians in the game under the new lights. American Education Week-Open House. Parents saw their brain- children in action. Actors and actresses lived their parts in the all school presentation of Stardust Senior class initiated student participant assembly with readings, skits, and songs. Combined forces of band and chorus aroused the spirit of Christmas at annual winter concert. Christmas party with food and fun for everyone. Gifts were given by that ever generous man, St. Nick. No more classes 'till '48! Back to school and only five months left for those lucky seniors! Students all slicked up and smiling-for Corinne's Studio and the Refverie. Ye olde semester exams caused many hectic hours of cramming. Saying of the week, quote, I'll just die if I don't pass those tests! Dancing silhouettes in Deep Purple carried out the theme of the third annual Thespian Moonlight Masquerade. F. H. A. gals entertained men of I. A. T. A. and F. F. A. at an old fashioned box social. Junior assembly turned out to be a vaudeville show with the added attraction of Geraldine, the wonderful horse.