State High School - Analyst Yearbook (Terre Haute, IN)

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n ll The foods class had a Christmas Wassail party tor their parents and teachers. The clothing class presented a style show for the Sr. Y-Teens. Our radio programs have been presented once each week. The freshman class had a Barn Dance March I4. Not to be outdone by freshmen, the juniors held a chile Supper and mixer on the follow- ing Friday night. The all school play, The Tinker, was presented with much Success. The G. A. A. had its intramural volley ball games and did very well for our school. We had very many interesting pep sessions, and convocations on Fridays were usually tops. These were all very well planned. The Supervising Teachers Conference was held here in March. Members of our Student Council visited council meetings in other schools in April. The senior play, Tiger House, was presented in May and went over with a bang. The Latin Club had their annual Roman banquet and the Spanish Club had a typical Spanish Christmas party. Miss Sirri Sahlman from Helsinki, Finland, has been studying at the college this post winter and working with the elementary children of our school. Miss Sahlman intends to go back to Finland and resume her teaching of the elementary grades. The Junior-Senior banquet and Prom were held early in June. We must say that we all had a very enjoyable evening. The Senior reception for parents and friends was held. The Baccalaureate and Commencement services were the last of our activities except for our picnic where we all ioined in, and brought the school year joyfully to an end. Zlfalzking. Un .... auf Un !

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The Analgst Staff at Work in the Earlg Stages of the Year Book REVIEW OF THE SCHOOL YEAR To start our school year this year, we had a new principal and two assistants. l believe that Dr. Westfall, with the help of Mr. Strong and Miss Goshorn, has taken over the re- sponsibilities our school presents in a grand manner, The Senior class started the activities of the year by having a mixer soon after school had begun. Honey Creeks Y-Teens club had the first formal dance of the year lHarvest Moonl which many of our students attended. On November l our basketball season began. This was a season everyone looked for- ward to. lt extended through February. The Annual Star Dust Dance, sponsored by the Y-Teen lnnerclubs, was given in De- cember. There were quite a number representing State High at this dance. - Wiley had their annual Sweetheart Dance in February and many of our students at- tended this dance also. We could go on and on telling you about everything we have done this year, but we clon t have enough space so we shall list some of the outstanding activities. The Y-Teens sold gold and blue beanies in February and had a Hobo Party in April which was a success. ice The Handbooks were distributed in January. These are a big help to new students. Our Science Club was host to the Jr, Academy of Science held here in October. The American Education Week Tea was held in November. Many mothers were present. The Red Cross sent baskets for Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter. They had an cream sale in March.

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.-S' 0 ' g STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS INSTALLED OFFICERS Student Council Officers Seated: Eileen Bonney-Secretory John Anthony-President Standing: Mickie Kor-Vice President John Council-Treasurer Wilfred Miller-Historian