Sweetser High School - Ti Pa Wa Ni Ca Yearbook (Sweetser, IN)

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11 12 15 T6 l8 21 25 26 1 5 7 15 28 6 7 The Sweetser Braves beat the Van Buren Aces with Ronnie Ronk making the last free throw. The score was M7 to 146. A.contribution was taken up for the Grant County T.B. association. The room that gave the most money got a sack of jelly beans. Room ll won under the direction of Ur. Hope. The sophomore girls challenged the senior girls to another game of kick ball. The sophomore girls won with a score of lb to 9. The seniors held a chili supper. It was a very bad night with rain and sleet, causing our proceeds to be small. The Mississinewa Indians massacred the Sweetser Braves with e score of 70 to 32 in a basketball game. The juniors held a skating party at the Idyle Wyld. A swell time was had by all who attended. The Sweetser Braves tripped the Jefferson Yeonon in a.hasketbel1 game at Sweetser. The Braves won with a. score of 1543-140. ' The Freshmen Tourney was held at Sweetserg the Mississinewa Indians won the event. ' February The Lafontaine Cossacks trip the Sweetser Braves in a.basketbal1 game with at score oi' 37 to 36. The F. F. A. held a regular meeting in the Ag. room. Reports were given by Tom.Price, Ralph Worline, Lester Smith, andnbeve Douglas. Scholarship exams were given to six.seniors at Sweetser for various Indiana colleges. The sophmores gave three one-act plays, under the direction of M s. Kempher. They were: WTomm fs Growing Peins,W WThe Ghost Wore White,W and mThe Shock of His Live.W -29 The sectional basketball tourney at Marion started. The Jeffer- son Yeomen defeamed.the Sweetser Braves. thumb The senior typing and shorthand class visited the Marion Business College to see Mrs. Grace Phelan, the outstanding speed typist and former holder of the World's Amateur Typing Championship. The senior boys won the Annual Yearbook sales contest, between the senior girls and boys. The girls put on a party for the boys, serving chicken dinner with all the trim ings. The entertainment was provided by Jack Henning, Hubert Fitzjallald, Eugene Shafer, Don Haworth, and Bill Pollard. ,I 0 T? 1

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TV The ophomores held a great party at the Com nnity Hall. . Thgfdggggdg' was the main event of the evening and all seemed to have lots of fum. 10 The class tourneyb-the juniors beat the seniors with a score of h9 to 27. The sophomores won the game between the freshmen, and the juniors beat the sophomores with a score of 6h to 19 to win the tourney. 10 The Marionette Show put on by Ed Johnson was our assembly program for today. It was entitled WApplesauge.N T3 WThe Castawaysu was the operetta given by the Chorus under the direction of Miss Ruth Mary Halladey. lh Several students attended the Purdue Band Concert held at the Mississinewa High School gym. 20 The Grant County Rural Youth, held senior night at the Rose- burg School. Several seniors from Sweetser High attended. 21 Several students from Sweetser attended the Fairmount High School Basketball Bounce. The dance was sponsored by the Fair- mount Pep Club. 22 Mississinewa sponsored the County Play-day. Some of the Sweetser sophomores Physical Ed girls attended. 25 The annual F. F. A. Father and Son Banquet was held in the school cafeteria. The banquet was served by the senior class. April 1 The track season opened at Sweetser, with Fairmount, Sharpsw ville, and.Winfall participating in the event at the Sweetser School. 2 The Swayzee and Sweetser, Twelve Mile and Metea track meet was held at Sweetser. h The sophomores gave a Sock Dance at the Com unity Hall for the students of Sweetser. Square dancing was enjoyed by all who attended. f S The Women's Physical Ed Club at Ball State College sponsored Physical Ed Day at Muncie, The following students attended: Shirley Shook, Lois Kessinger, Isabel Aohor, Elberta Trew, and Edna Snowa 8 The Jefferson Yeomen came to Sweetser for a track event. 15-16 The junior play, Whest Assured,W was put on at the Hall, under the direction of Mr. Hack Wilson. lQ The Little County Meet was held at Sweetser. Sweetser, Swayzee, Jefferson, and Van Buren are the schools that participated at the event