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THE ARGUS Loo it September October November December january 14- RED LETTER DAYS in a Senior's Life 6-North junior swings wide its doors to welcome 1100 students 20-School in earnest. Five weeks marks in sight. 10-Citizenship Campaign begins. School question: W'hat party ' do you support, or don't you? 17--First Argus out! 25-Campaign pep assembly-Livest so far. 29-Great competition! Byrd and Lincoln lead. 6-Campaign tension grows. Banking togdecide result, it seems. 8-Lincoln wins! Results announced in second pep assembly. 22--Victorious party celebrates. ZS--Yum! Special Thanksgiving Dinner. Turkey, mashed pota- toes and lunch periods running into each other. 7-First honor roll of year shows increase of twenty over last vear's. 20-Christmas operetta great success. Senior party a line enter- tainment. 21-The morning after the night before. Christmas three-cent - - Argus appears. School closes amid rejoicing. 3-Back to the daily grind CH beginning the new term. 18-Cram week, closely followed by 21-28-Exam' week. Then- 31- Ninety Students Receive Diplomas. 18
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Til-lllE ARGUS LOG SENIORS NDT IN PICTURES Michael Luch-Stunt Club, Baseball. Iames Jircitano-Study Club, Class teams. Richard Kibby--Fife and Drum Cor s, l-7 Volleyball. Mary Parkinson-Dancing Club, Circus, Rose Steinbrenner - Thanksgiving Con- cert, Christmas play, Circus, Com- mencement. Edward McCabe - Study Club, Class Secretary, Class Treasurer, teams. Betty Winchester-Bridge Club, Volley- ball. K Bill Mallam--Tennis team, Argus Editor. Eldon Schultz-Popular Mechanics Club. Stella Gozclowski-Travel Club. Sarah Schulze-Girl Scouts. George Spuller-Dramatic Club, Ath- letic Manager, Class teams, Circus, Christmas play. James D'Ambrosia-Captain of varsity soccer ball, athletic manager, volley and baseball official, circus, leader in Stunt Club, sergeant in Traflic Corp. VValter Layers-Class softball team. liarlease Dozier-Crochet Club. Bernice Elbert-Marionette Club, Circus. Stanley Soboleski-Radio Club, Varsity Soccer Team. Sophia Blanzenski--Basketball team. Thomas Young-Aer0nautic Club. William Moe-Life Saving Club, Class tea, Honor Roll. Frank Currie-Basketball team. Helen Black-Class teams, Atl1letic,Man- ager, Travel Club, Vice-President of Roll Call, Theory Class program. Merlin Forbes -- Radio Club, Senior Play, Circus, Christmas Play. john Schwenbeck-Merrv Makers Club, Glee Club, poster for campaign, class team, usher for Senior play. ,lack Jarvis-Block Printing Club, assist- ant class treasurer, class teams, Ar- gus Log ticket seller, athletic com- mittee, circus tickets, class manager, balloon seller at circus. Wfaltcr Ferchen-Collected White slips. Jack Nash-Games Club, Circus, Basket- ball team. Alice Ralston-Member of Basketry Club. lilva Reid--Basketry Club. John Maslo-Class teams., Mary Dutton-Travel Club. Wilbur Nebrich-Class Secretary, Block Printing Club. Richard Klettke - Study Club, Class teams. Charles VVilliams - Study Club, Class teams. liclgar .Battson-Orchestra, Circus, Min- strel Show. l-Ieetor Humphrey - Class President, Senior Play, Circus, Traffic Corp, . Games Club. Student Council. W'illian1 McAllister--Study Cltib. James Dibben-Library Club. Robert Thweatt--Christmas Play, Secre- tary and Treasurer of Camp Cooking Club, Circus, Chief Campaign An- nouncer. Elizabeth Sparling'-Social Dancing Club, Circus. Margaret Morse-Dancing Club. David Brown Anthony Hartman James Neilson Dorothy VVebber Margaret Perrin John Wicker i
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Ti-is ARGUS Loo February 14-Whoopeel Minstrel Show is a howling success. 15 -Honor Assembly is called. Letters and coveted ribbons are awarded. ' March 7-Senior Play is a success in every way. April 2-Vaccination ! 3-News of the coming Health Campaign. 15-After an Easter vacation practically ruined by the vax, the 1100 return. 17-The Magic Quest of Health begins. XfVe actually heard of a boy who ate one string bean a day, counting it as his daily hvegetablel 25-The poster contest proves to be one of the best features of the campaign. Many beautiful posters are exhibited. May 2---A.Y.H. comes out with a big lead. 2--Circus Day! Clowns and elephants scurrying about the halls. The circus goes over with a bang-from its fishy freaks to the Grand Finale. . b--Seniors choose class oliicers: Helene Werner, presidentg Lloyd Lashway, vice-presidentg Rae Wright, Secretary. 9--Seven Honor Society Seniors are addressed by Mr. Walter Fraser. the high school principal. The honored ones receive school letters. June 14-The Senior party for the Faculty is attended by all. 13121-Exams ! - - 20-Commencenient and farewell to North junior. 19
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