Sulphur Springs High School - Sulphurette Yearbook (Sulphur Springs, OH)

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ATHLETIC BANQUET The first annual athletic banquet was held on March 30 at the school building. The theme carried out was the Good Ship S. S. Champs. A three-course dinner was prepared by the mothers and served by the high school girls. Mr. West, our county superintendent, acted as toastmaster. The announcement of the honorary captain, Richard Schulze, who was elect- ed by members of the varsity was the high point of the evening. Mr. Moorehead, State Director of Athletics, favored the guests with a short talk on What Makes a Lasting Champion . The program also included several toasts and songs by the boys' glee club. After the dinner three basket ball games were played which every- one enjoyed. -Robert Pinney. JUNIOR-SENIOR RECEPTION The annual .l unior-Senior reception was held at Hotel Harding in Marion, Ohio, on Saturday evening, May 14, 1938. The tables were dec- orated in a.Spinners style with suitable favors for the occasion. Forty- eight covers were laid. The program was made up of these numbers: Spinning Song ....................................... Girls' Trio Presence ...... . . . Paul Baker, Richard Schulze lncidentals .... .............. R obert Pinney Novelty . .. . . . Miss Honeck Nonsense .... .. Anonymous Echoes ....... .... B oys' Trio Reminiscence .. . .... Miss High Sketches .......................................... Junior Class Committees in charge were: Menu-Lucille Roop, Lois Caris, Mar- tha Alkireg Favors - Nellie Presler, Gladys Keller, Mary Jane Bunng Program-Paul Baker, Marie Kafer, Mary Cameron, Invitations-Doris Schieber, Lois Caris, Nellie Preslerg Entertainment - Raymond Stuck- man, Mary Cameron, Lucille Roopg Transportation - Paul Sheaffer, Robert Pinney, Marie Kafer. N .Y W 1 af ff.

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MUSIC FOR ALL In the fall of 1937 a group of eager high school students entered the Girls' Glee Club. Each girl enrolled with the idea of doing her part in every way so that this club might be successful. During the year the club was very happy to sing in Chapel and also at the Athletic Banquet. The club offered several selections at a fall musical recital. One of the highlights of the year was the opportunity for the girls to participate in the County Musicale held at Bucyrus. Near the end of the year the club's accomplishments were again revealed in singing several numbers at the spring recital. At this time they also sang with the boys in a mix- ed chorus. The girls will sing at the Baccalaureate Exercises. At the first of the year twenty-one boys assembled in the music room to begin music classes. We not only have an able, but also a very willing instructor, Miss Honeck. She has directed us in two recitals. By participating in recitals each boy felt a certain responsibility and the group as a whole received the benefit and credit. This group has per- formed for the Farmers' Institute, Athletic Banquet, Chapel Programs, County Musicale, and Baccalaureate Exercises. A boys' quartet has been a special feature of this organization. This group sang between acts of the Junior and Senior plays and at a Chatfield church. Each boy can truthfully say that music is a very desirable subject. The A Capella Choir was first organized in 1935 by twenty girls un- der the direction of Miss Pearl Marshall. The aim of the choir was to sing sacred music without the aid of any accompaniment. After long hours of practice and cooperation, the choir has attained its goal but the girls are ever striving to do better. Last fall Eleanor Light was elected president, Carrie E. Light, vice president, Viola Schwartz, secretary, Helen Walker, treasurer, Lois Schimpf. business manager. The choir sings four part music. The orchestra this year has been practically a new orchestra as only five of the present seventeen members had been members before. We have appeared at the All-School Musicale, High School Musicale, Farm- ers' Institute, and Commencement Exercises.