Onward High School - Yearbook (Onward, IN)

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pxxibawfz 435 37'i.:g,n Q E .Q5 FEB. 24'ONWARD vs. GALVESTON OPENED THE SECTIONAL TOURNEY. BECAUSE OF ILLNESS OUR BOYS WERE NOT BN TIPTTOP FORM AND WE LOSTQ ONWARDVS FIGHTING REDCOATS wERE THE FIRST TEAM TO BE ANNOUNCED OVER LOGANSPORTVS FIRST RADIO STATION. THE SCORE WAS 62-40. FEB.25-IT SEEMS THAT THE ONWARD FANS MADE QUITE, A LOT OF NOISE. IYYE HEARD SEVERAL PEOPLE SAY, HI OOULD HEAR THE YELLTLEADERS OVER THE RADIO.H FEBS 26m GUESS WHAT? THRBLLl THRELLQ GALVESTON wHO BEAT US, TOOK THE MIGHT LOGAN BERREES FOR A SPIN AND OYEROAME THEM BY ONE POINT. ARE WE EXCITED mmnw HYEAPMAN! MAR. 4D THE DIXIE FOUR, SPONSORED BY THE SENIORS WILL GIVE THEIR PROGRAM TONIGHT, LET'S HDPE THE ASSEMBLY WELL BE PACKEDS MAR, 4: PAT SHOPE GAVE HER ASSEMBLY PROGRAM TODAY IT WAS AN ALL MUSECAL. MARS UBEBUD RHCHARDSON GAVE HIS ASSEMBLY PROGRAM TODAYS ALFRED WEBB9 THE MINISTER OF THE ONWARD AND ROANN CHRISTIAN CHURCHES, WAS THE SPEAKER. HE HELD THE AUDHENCEVS ATTENTION FROM HIS FIRST WORD T0 THE VERY LASTQ MAR, I8 Q MARGARET COFFBNG GAVE HER ASSEMBLY PRO- GRAMS SHE SPONSORED A RIB-SPLITTINO ONE- AOT PLAY, HBEG YOUR PARDONH. THE MEMBERS OF THE CAST WERE JESS RHQHARDSON, MARUORIE SADLER,JOHNNY MAYS9 AND SABRA BOWYERB SUE READ AND SABRA Bow- YER SANG BEFORE AND AFTER THE PLAYS MAR., 24 -2 VERA RUCHARDSON GAVE HER ASSEMBLY PRO-2 GRAMS JO ANN LITTLE PLAYED THE PIANO AND THE STUDENTS AND FACULTY SANGS MARS 28 Q THE SENIOR GIRLS WERE TAKEN T0 LOGAN SPORT BY MISS EVANS AND MRS. MARTIN T0 SPEAK BEFORE THE HPROGRESSHVE CLUBH. THEY WELL SPEAK ON THEIR OWN IDEAS OF NCLUBSHS if 4 Je: 1-L -Z . 'ea I I t Z X X IL I .5 UIQ L5

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'-Xiink APR. l-'JACKCOTTERMAN'S ASSEMBLY PROGRAM. 5 E C, C3 'ei APR. I-IT SEEMS THERE wERE SEVERAL FOOLS TODAY! NWHAT DO You THINK, MR. HELMSNT K APRE 84THE SENIOR PLAY, NBETTY JANE FROM PUMPKIN LANEH wAs GIVEN AND THERE wAs A GREATER TURNOUT THAN wAs EXPECTED av SOME! APR. T5-ALlcE STRONG GAVE HER ASSEMBLY PROGRAM. Y APR. 22mKENNETH ACHEYVS ASSEMBLY PROGRAM WAS To- DAY. APR. 24-A GREAT DAY FOR THE SENIORSQ BACCALAU' REATE sERvlcEs WERE HELD AT THE ONWARD CHRISTIAN CHURCH. 0 APR, 29:UUNlORS AND SENIORS ARE PACKED AND READY TO GO ON THEIR TRIP TO THE SMOKY MOUNTAINS. N MAY IQTHE SCHOOLTHOUSE SEEMS EMPTY BECAUSE THE KRT JUNIORS AND SENBDRS ARE STILL GONE. DDRTHA ' X REELS BAD, T001 MAY 4-CDMMENCEMENT. THE LAST TIME You WILL SEE q THE FORTYTNlNERS ATTENDING DEAR OLD OOHQSQ ,h J XX, K .fc S Z: 2 ,Ig 5 L S Ly A 3,