Onward High School - Yearbook (Onward, IN)

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'S 5, .zu LI' C3 OCT. 21-STUDENTS RECEIVED THEIR FIRST GRADE CARDS. YOU SHOULD HAVE SEEN THE LOOKS OF AS- TONISHMENT. THEY DIDN'T KNOW YOU HAD TO STUDY TO BE ON THE HONOR ROLL THIS YEAR. Nov. 1'TODAY A STUDENT COUNCIL WAS ORGANIZED BY THE PRESIDENTS OF EACH CLASS, THEY DECIDED TO ELECT A COMMITTEE TO DRAW UP THEIR CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS, Nov. 1-FIRST BASKETBALL GAME or THE SEASON. THE BOYS REALLY WERE CHIPPER. THANKS T0 CoAcH HELMS AND A LOT or PRACTICE BY THE BOYS, THEY TROMPED THE METEA HORNETS 52-33. Nov. 5'SECOND BALLGAME. WHAT A LOOK or T GLOOM AFTERWARDS. YouNG AMERICA BEEEATED us 47-33. THAT'S OKEH, BOYS? JUST KEEP TRYING. Nov. 9-Boa BOWYER CLAIMS 'HE IS THE CHAMPION PING-PONG PLAYER, Now DON T TRY TO BEAT HIM? HE MIGHT JUST PROVE IT. I Nov. 11-THE SENIORS GAVE AN ARMISTICE DAY PRo- GRAM FOR THE ASSEMBLY. IT HAS BEEN RUMORED THAT IT WAS THE BEST PROGRAM YET. JUST WAIT: Nov. 12QTHE SECOND ISSUE or THE 'CRYSTAL' HAS BEEN PUT ouT. EVERYONE GOT A BIG LAUGH Enom THE 'CAN You INAGINEU SECTION. WELL, CAN You? Nov. 12-ONWARD PLAYS STAR CITY. WELL DONE, BoYs. THE sooRE WAS A2-37 IN ONWARD'S FAVOR- GOT A LITTLE ROUGH AT TIMES, DIDN'T IT, LOUIE? Nov. 15-THE JUNIOR CLASS RINGS HAvE ARRIVED. CANIT WE TELL, THOUGH, BY ALL THE JUNIORS RUN- NING TO THE OTHER sTuoENTs AND SAYING, 'HAVE YOU SEEN MY CLASS RING YET? HERE--LOOK.. Nov. 15-IT SEEMS THE sENIoRs HAvE GONE INTO THE ADVERTISING BUSINESS, ANYTHING FOR A LITTLE MONEY, EH, WHAT? gif 2 Je-Z :E I Q 5 f I I III! III S, 3 . Y X X IL UIQ .ff

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,.. V if 7 E Q3 Q Nov. 16-0NwARD vs. KEWANNA. THEY BEAT Us 41-38 BUT BT wAS A Doqo FIGHT, BOYS. POOR LDUIE, IT WAS A BLACK EYE THIS TIME. THE YELL'LEADERS ARE DOING BETTER ALL THE TIME. Nov. 18-JUNIOR CLASS SWEATERS ARRIVED. SNAZZY: THEY COULD PUT YOUR EYES DUT. THE SENIOR GIRLS LIKED THEM SD WELL THAT THEY ORDERED SDME. Nov. 19-WHY IS EVERYONE So HAPPY? WE BEAT NEw WAVERLY 39-38. IT wAS AN OVERTIME SAME. FDR AWHILE SOME OF OUR STUDENTS THOUGHT THEY WOULD HAVE TO MDP UP THE TEARS SHED BY WAVERLY FANS, Nov. ZQ-THE SENIRDS GAVE A PROGRAM APPROPRUATE FOR THANKSSIVINS. THE STUDENTS wERE SERVED A REAL THANNSSIVIND FEAST OF CHICKEN, NOODLES, CRANBERRY SAUCE, MILK, ICE-CREAM, AND BREAD. Nov. 24-B.B, GAME WITH GALVESTON. WHAT A LET- DOWN! THEY BEAT US 33-32 IN AN ovERTIME GAME. EVERYONE TRIED HARD TO SMILE. Nov. 29-MRS. KATHLEEN LINAKER FROM THE HIGH ScHooL PRESS IN KANSAS CITY ARRIVED TDDAY. JOE WILLIAMS AND ALIDE STRONG WERE THE FIRST couPLE TO DISPLAY THEIR SALES ABILITY. WHERE? WHY, ON- WARD, OF COURSE! IN THE AFTERNOON CARMEN HALL, BUD RIDHARDSDN, AND doE WILLIAMS ALONG wnH MRS. LINAKER WENT TO WALTON. Nov. 30-TODAY, BETTE DAVIS AND PATRICIA SHOPE WENT TO LOGANSPORT TO SELL ADVERTISEMENTS. DEC. 1-VERA RICHARDSON AND JACK COTTERMAN wENT TO PERU TO SELL ADVERTISEMENTS. AFTER VISITING SEvERAL PLACES, THEY DECIDED TO TRY A FUNERAL HOME. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL A VERY STATELY FELLOW CAME TO THE DooR AND ASKED, 'Do You WISH TO SEE MR. dONES?' THINKING HE wAS THE MANAGER, THE STUDENTS SAID, WYES', WERE THEY EMBARRASSED wHEN THEY wERE USHERED INTO THE NEXT ROOM AND SAw MR. JDNES, LYIND IN A COFFINS Q I l' N xxxx l 1 X KL UIQ l