Sebewaing High School - Echoes Yearbook (Sebewaing, MI)

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OPERETTA-- THE GOLDEN TRAIL Echoes of nineteen forty-three ORCHESTRA Page twenty-three

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PHYSICAL FITNESS A course in .physical fitness has been introduced into our curriculum this year to fit ou-r boys for the army. The course has been in progress for quite some time amd is doing wonders for the boys. The last three periods in the afternoon are devoted tothese exercises, and each student is required to take part in these gymnastics for at least one ,period a day. The classes are under the direction of Coach Lane, our athletic di- rector. The program, during the Win-ter, consisted of bas- ketball and mat work. Now that Spring is here the course has 'been moved out of doors where the boys are doing a lot of runn-ing. Coach Laine is think-ing of laying out a cross country course which will be about two miles long and will include crossing the river. OPERETTA The Music department presented its annual Oper- etta this year. The Golden Trail, is set in a rose garden of Old Mexico. In the story there is an at- temrpted robbery of the jewels of the Alvarados. The story has a surprise ending. Dorn Pedro Carranza, who masqueraded as a friend, turned ouft to be the culprit. A romance developed between Banbari-ta and Charles Harrington, the pony express rider. The chorus consisted of a group of immigrants who had just arrived from the east. Herman Volz took the leading role as Don Carlos Alvardo. His daughter, Dona Barbarita, was played by Helen Zimmer. Other characters were: Modesta, Lorn-a Goebelgt Don Pedro Carranza, Richard Umbach, Ch-arlie Harrington, Do-n Mastg Carmela, Erma Kilgus and Mike 0'Ruke, John Ritsema. 'URW SCI-ICJOL CALENDAR AUGUST 31-Organization. SEPTEMBER 3-Home. Ec. Club. 4-Class Organization. 25-Football, Sandusky. OCTOBER 2-Footballg Harbor Beach, home. 6-Home Ec. Club. 9-Football: Bad Axe, home. 9-'High School Party. 13-Ta-ber Nature History. 14-Football, Cass City. 15-M. E. A. Flint. 23-F. F. A. Agriculture Fair. 23-Footballg Vassar, home. 30-Football, Millington. NOVEMBER 6-High School Party. 6-Footballs Pigeon, home. 9-Gas Rationing. 13-Football, Caro. 20-Bentley Trio. 25--Grade Assembly. 26-Thanksgiving Day. DECEMBER 7-Dr. Rector. 8-Basketballg Elkton, home. 11-Senior Play, Charley's Aunt. 15-Basketball, Unionville. 18-Basketball, Caro, home. 22-Grade Operetta. 23-Christmas Dance. JANUARY 4-School resumes. 12-Basketball: Akron, home. 15-Basketballg Pigeon. 15-Navy Recruiter. 19-Basketball, Bay Port, home. 19-R. E. Kindig. 22-Basketball: Caro. 27-Bond Box Social. 29-The Jesters. 29-Basketball, Bad Axe. FEBRUARY 5-Baskebballg Cass City, home. 9-Basketball, Pigeon, home. 11-Basketball: Bay Port. 11-County Institute. 16-Home Ec. Club. 19-Basketballp Bad Axe, home. 23-Basketballg Unionville, home. 25-Basketball: Akron. MARCH 5-Basketball, Bay Port, home. 9-Operetta. 12-Basketball Tournament. 12-Grover Cleveland Alexander 16-H. P. Sweany, A-g. 18-T. B. Clinic. 19-Basketball Tournament. 26-Athletic Banquet. APRIL 1-Ben. East, Alaskan. 2-F. F. A. School Party. 10-Universal Minstrel Show. 30-Band Concert. MAY 3-Baseball, Cass City. 7-Baseballg Bad Axe, home. 14-Music Festiv-al. 20-Baseball: Caro, home. 28-Juniorse-nior Banquet. JUNE 4-Honor Assemrbly. 6-Baccalaureate. 7-Semester Exams. 10-Graduation. 11-Schools Ends. , Page twenty-two Echoes of nineteen forty-three

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