Steubenville High School - Crimsonite Yearbook (Steubenville, OH)

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19 - JANUARY . 3 Here we are back again. St. Nick must have bee11 kind to some studes judging from the joolery, etc 6 Cagers open season on East Liverpool's floor. 13 , is l Silence-gloom-ter I Last exam today. l , . , ror prevail. l Nothm else to do Exams have started. but wait and surfer. 1 Stubbers travel to Youngstown East to see w li a t damage they can do them. Tuff luck. 19 Day of reckoning- faculty look worn out but students look past that stage. 9 Rush to tinish back work and notebooks. The clark cloud of exam week is on the horizon. 24 Second semester and many green freshies are received-by up- per elassmen. 19 - FEBRUARY giggg 6 Book - salesman trampled by frantic crowds as Annual goes on sale. Dr. McAndrew tells us about our Bone- heaclsf' 14 Scribbler group of Girl Reserves enter into the realm of the dramatic World under cover of The Um- brella Man. 7 Gathering in Aucl. in interest of debate. Paul NVright tells ns all about the coming event 15 Singers come to de- cision on Operetta and start on Ghosts of Hilo? l U Crowds knock down doors of Autl. to get seats to hear S. H. S. Arguers settle the point Should trial by jury be abolish- ed? 21-22 Attention! F. J. Mick and mem- bers of school held without bail for caus- ing many people to become hysterical at the hrst Annual Vod- vil. 13 Debaters go to St. Clairsville to con- vince them that the Trial by jury should not be Abolishedf' 27 Seniors get together in 204, Caps and gowns dragged in. Much talk but noth- ing done. EIGHTY-ONE

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19 1 Quickest way to at man's heart is thru his stomach. Cooking school in Auditorium. Learn Now I! 12 lVashington Trinity buried -10-0. - OVEMBER - 27 5 . Stubbers raid the city of Youngstown. 'lihem-6 Us-19 16 Sophisticated Juniors dash to first worldly meeting. Shakespearian Club gives plaiy in Aud. after school. 9 Talent at i r e d by i Swalfs crew. ' 'We wonder what happened at the Hi- Y initiation. 1 First Snowl l i i l 23 1 Assembly. Mr. Smiley looks l down on us from the platform. l 11 Everyone Hocks to hear Ruth Bryan Owens. Armsitice Day As- sembly. 24 Turkey Day. Cleveland C e n t r :i l meets doom. Z6-0. VVhoopee! Sr.-Jr. Hop tomor- row: 19 - DECEMBER - Z7 , 5 Q H 2 4 V S i 12 The passover - Staff 1 Deadefnadoornail. l Stampede to Canton members attend con- 3 by the staff. l vention at Capitol 1 t'Nothin' but the Nothin' to do but work and we can't do that. City. truthj 19 22 23 25 Columbus landed- Another Keith Jr. Va-ka-shun Santa Claus comes So did the plaster. Histrionic Club STARTS to see us. Con thc floor and on our headsl. throws play in Aud. EIGHTY

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19- 6 ARCH - fa J Volleyball scramble in Gym. tMauy leave on crutches with black eyes.D Kiddies' day is dug out of the discard and we begin to look forward to it. 6 Everyone attends assembly in Aucl. The band receives much applause. Debate pins given to our veterans of argu- ment. 8 The master minds of the class of '28 are made known to the world. Allen Berk- man is leading man while Mary Cather- ine Brady follows close on his heels as leading lady. 12 Our dignified Sen- iors tinally get to- gether and make up their minds on motto colors and posies. Teachers form Chor- al society. 13 Honor Society de- cides to let Mary Agnes Davin lead 'en1. Seniors made u p their minds to throw Bah as class show. 16 XVe watch boidie and git our pitch- ers took . Senior girls listen to prediction of their future at a meeting. 21 'Nuther big school meeting in aud. Ath- letic awards handed out. High lights of class CHonor Soci- etyl named. Senior play tryouts. 1 26 Doctor Shapley en- tertains us by telling us about the stars. 19- P RIL -A 10 'We journey back to our Bookland after our Spring rest. 11 Rabbi Iola talks to us in a general round up in the Aud. Sev- eral students support the rest of the pro- gram. 13 Teachers go to con- vention ancl that lets us out Cfor the day.fJ 16 Nero tax idea is brought t o light whereby we pay two nickels a week and save a Hock of 'em. 20 Kiddies' Day!! Many dignified up- per classmen return to the apparel of their childhood. 23 Interiors of old rooms are redecorat- ed with new faces as the new home room arrangement plan is carried out. 27 Arbor Day program is presented in as- sembly by the Pub- lic Speakers. 30 Softball introduced at VVclls. EIGHTY-TWO