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CAFETERIA NEWS The cefeterie, so capebly managed by Mrs. Keller end Mrs. West is one of the schools greatest assets. Delicious hot lunches are served to approximately 200 ,students each dey for the smell charge of 3.15. Milk is also served during afternoon recess to the lower grades. Fourteen girls help in the kitchen with serving, clesning up and dish washing. In spite of shortage of foods, Mrs. Keller end Mrs. West did nobly in serving us most eppetizine foods. BUS DRIVERS Scioto Township school hes nine buses to carry the children to'and from school. The drivers of these buses must pass rigidcriving tests and are given first aid courses. Peri- odically the buses ere inspected. This year the buses took students to the different school functions in neighboring counties. The bus drivers are: P.A. Goldhardt, fl, C.H. Resor 323 Russell Themes, Q33 Bcrnrrd Bell, jug C.E. Keller, JS, L.L. Melvin,'56g Russell Rodgcrs,' i7g Lawrence Williams, 58, 'A1D. Williams, 39.
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MUSIC NEWS The first event of the music department occurred at the Circleville Pumpkin Show, when the Senior band played and marched in a arade oT'various bends. The band was awarded 225. for their participation in the event. The Senior band gave a concert at theihdl Festival. The high school girls' and boys' choruses gave a three-act operetta, December 20. Al- though practice was delayed by the epidemic of influenza, WOh, Doctorn was presented as planned. The grades presented an interesting Christ- mas program given during school. Every section of the music department was represented at the Farmers' Institute. The following groups participated: the rhythm band, the 'high school chorus, the boys' quar tette, the triple trio, the brass ensemble, and the Senior band. The Junior drum major- ettes twirled for the first time. ' The music department gave a Variety Show, April 12. The program consisted ofselecmons by the rhythm, the Junior, and the Senior bends, a reading, an accordian solo, vocal solos, a ballet dence, selections by the' girls' high school chorus, a one-act play, and two one-ect operettas. The Junior band, consisting of eighteen new members, made their first public appear- ance at this show.. Proceeds cf the show are to be used for the music department. The high school chorus sang at Baccalaure- ate and Commencement. The Senior band played for Commencement exercises, May 21.
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