Onward High School - Yearbook (Onward, IN)

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N E T Z NsNsTiEg.hw4ET -v '55 -fi3'W,:s,p J- ' ,f'N, , JAN.74THE FINAL SCORE OF THE LUCERNE GAME wAs 36-33 THEIR FAVOR. JOE WILLIAMS wAS RIGHT IN THERE WITH I8 POINTS. JAN.72SOME OF THE SENIORS HAD THEIR FINAL EXAMS IN PUBLIC SPEAKENG. OH, YES, THEY GAVE SIX MINUTE SPEEGHES EN FRONT OF THE ASSEMBLY DURING AGTIVITIES PERIOD. JAN.E44THE ONWARD VST METEA TILT WAS A SIZZLING GAME WITH A FINAL SCORE OF 46m38n JAN.I4SiF ANYONE COULD SEE THE BOYS THEY WOULD THINK BT wAS THE GAY NINETIES. THEY HAVE THEIR HAIR PARTED IN THE MIDDLE AND ALL ARE WEARING TIESB JANoH7GTHE BOYS THOUGHT THEY LOOKEO GOOD BUT THE GIRLS OUTDED THEMQ THEY HAVE ON LONG SHIRTS, BOW TIES, AND DIFFERENT COLORED STOCK' INGS, QUOTING MR, MARTINSHTHEY LOOK LIKE THE NATIVES OF AFRIGAIN JAN.l8-GUESS WHAT? ONWARD DREW TWELVE MILE FOR THE CASS COUNTY TOURNAMENT, WHAT ELSE? NOTHING EXCEPT THAT TwELvE MILE HAS NOT BEEN BEATEN. LUCKY, AREN'T wE? JANDEOSJOY, JOY, ONWARD BEAT TWELVE MILE IN THE COUNTY TOURNEY GAME, CAN YOU IMAGINE IT? NO, NOR COULD ANYONE ELSE BUT OUR BOYS PLAYED A FAST AND FURBOUS GAME AND THE FINAL SCORE WAS 48244. WE WELL PLAY WASHINGTON TwP. TOMORROW THE SECOND GAMEB JAN.2I4NASHINGTON TWP, BEATS THE HOME TEAM 48- 52, OF COURSE EVERYONE WAS DUSAPPOINTED BUT STILL PROUD OF OUR QUUNTET. JAN.22EN0T A SCHOOL DAY BUT STILL OUR SCHOOL'S DAY. WASHINGTON TwP. WON THE TOURNEY, BUT GUESS WHO wON THE AWARD FOR THE FINEST YELL LEADERS AND YELLING SECTION? WHY, WE DIDQ 'ea f I l k J .X V , pw 2 Je Q ,

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AX Z' sw, 'uf!lEgp4ff - JAN.28-FnvE sENnORs GOMPETED HN A HOQIZ MBNUTE ORATORECAL CONTEST. THE SUBJECT OF ALL THE .1- M E ga C3 fe 2 SPEECHES wAs THE CONSTITUTHON. THOSE WHO OOM- PETED WERE FAHTH ALBER, FRED BOWYER, ALICE STRONG9 PATRscuA SHOPE, AND JACK COTTERMAN, THE JUDGES wERE FORREST J. HUMMEL, GUPERHNTENDENT OF CASS COUNTY SCHOOLSQ EARL LEONARD, MINISTER OF ONWARD METHODHST CHURCH9 AND HERBERT SMALL, LDGANSPORT ATTORNEY. PATRucnA SHOPE WON THE CONTEST AND WELL NOW COMPETE WITH SUE BURRHS OF LOGANSPORT FOR THE COUNTY TETLEQ FEBo4QTWELVE MHLE DEFEATED ONWARD ON THE HOME FLOORH A LARGE CROWD GATHERED TO SEE ONE OF THE MOST INTERESTING GAMES OF THE SEASON, AND THEY REALLY GOT THEUR MONEYVS WORTH. THE HB H TEAM GAME wAs A THRTLLTNG DOUBLE OVERTHME WHILE THE UAW TEAM GAME WAS ONLY A SUNGLE OVERTIME WETH TWELVE MHLE EDGBNG OUT WHTH A FBNAL SCORE OF 57-60, FEB074THE SENBORS ARE REALLY GETTENG THE SHUT- TERSQ THEY HAVE BEEN SNAPPUNG PUCTURES OF EVERY' THBNG AND EVERYBODY FOR THE YEARBOOKQ FEBQ8-A REPRESENTATIVE FROM PURDUE SPOKE TO THE JUNHORDSENQOR SOCHOLOGY CLASS ABOUT COGOPS TO- DAYQ FEBn8:P,T,A. MEETENG TONEGHT, THE SENIORS ARE SN CHARGE OF THE MEETBNG AND SHALL GIVE A PANEL DESCUSSBON OF THE SEVEN OARDTNAL OBJECTEVES OF EDUCATEON AND THE PART OF THE PGTDAQBNREALBZHNG THOSE OBJECTIVES, PATRUDTA SHORE WULL SUNG HWATERFALLHQ cOMPosED BY JOE BOWYER, A GRADUATE OF 5948. . FEBHHBCUNWARD PLAYS WASHTNGTON Twp. AT GAVLESQ TON. WASHUNGTON TWPGQONE OF THE COUNTYYS LEAD- TNG QUTNTETG, TQOK A HARD BLOW TONEGHT WHEN ON- WARDUS MIGHTY REDCOATS eEAT THEM 47-46. FEB.l24WRS, PHBLAPY TOOK NINE GBRLS T0 THE LOGANSPORT F0A.A0 PLAY DAY. THEY ENJOYED THEME if flll 1 'Ill Ill M. 6+ .. Q' f l X IO Q57 KJ