Tell City High School - Sagittarius Yearbook (Tell City, IN)

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JUNIOR-SENIOR RECEPTION WILL EE HELD AT MASONIC HOME BUTLER AND KRUTZ WIN POPPY POSTER AWARDS The annuel Junior-Senior recep- tion will be held Thursday, iiay 26 at the newly-completed Masonic Temple on Ninth Stroet. The banquet will be served at 7:30. Following the banquet there will be dancing and a variety of games for those who do not danco. TYPING AWARDS ARE GIVEN Typing pins, based on 40, 50, and 60 words per minute were a- warded the following: Bronze: 40 words por minute, Eddie Walters, Anna Joan Foumio-r, Mar- ion Lahee, liaobello Owen, Lucille Hinton, Georgia Gruver, Warren Kirchner, Almareno LaMar, Evelyn Feix, Eldon Krutz, Ruth Branch. Emma. L. Englert, Velma Shaw,Helen Amos and Lucille Fischer. Silver pins: 50 words por minute Lucille Schaerer, Marjorie Hein-, and Julia Thrasher. Gold pins, 6C words por minute Jeanette Ress and Frcnkio Ziogcl- gruber. ROBERT ROYAL RECEIVES SC0LAR5HIP Robert Royal received s schol- arship to Evansville College and one year's subscription to Readers Digest because ho is valedictorian. Perry County unit, American Legion Auxiliary, sponsored the annual poppy poster contest which is held in tho city schools each year during tho month of May. Tho winners of the high school contest v ero John Butler and Eldon Krutz, first and sec- ond prize winners, respectively. Their posters will be entered in the district contest at Jasper. DRAMATICS CLASS PRESENTS WIENIES ON WEDNESDAYS The Dramatics class present- ed a one-act play entitled Wie- nies on Wednesdays for convo- cation at the CCC Camp and for convocation at the high school. Those who took part in this play were: Clarence Groves, Mil- dred Scott, Ruth Hinton, Leonard Cassidy, and Mary Sdv ards. liaverine Metz, acting as stu- dent director did a splendid job of producing the play. FERi:ANENT HONOR ROLL ANNOUNCED Students who made the honor roll 5 times out of 6 are: Rob- ert Rceser, Lloyd Ahlf and Wil- ma -lorchal who will receive sil- ver pins and Edna Hauenstein and Ruth Marchal to get bronze pins. FOR FINE FOODS PRICED. RIGHT SHOP AT schultz's PHONE 166 PROMPT DELIVERY SERVICE

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SAND The Tell Jity v'?sSnd made a trip to Elkhart, Indiana Hay IS, 20, and 21, to compete in the ITational band contest which is held every two years. The Band received high, honors, being placed in third division in the playing con- test and in second division in the marching contest. The playing contest consisted 01' five numbers: that w.iich is required by the Association, tv o which the director selects from an approved list; and tv o which are sight-read b., the band. This is only the second time in the history of the band that it has been eligible to compote in a national contes... In 1933 the band went to Evan- ston, Illinois as a band, where they were in second division. James Schaubergcr the national drum solo contest at Elkhart, and was rated in second division. These are honors not only to the band, but to the school as well. hr. Schcrgcns should be congratulated on iis fine work, in making this the best band Toll City class e placed entered high School BATTD STUD.21:TS RECEIVE AWARDS Thirty four students received band awards today at the clas3 day exorcises. Those awards are given out on a basis of merits, received for solo and ensemble work, and homo practice. Demerits aro given for talking eating candy, and play- ing over in band class and march- ing practice. The first award is a letter; the second, one chevron, and the third, tv o chevrons. A sv cator is awarded to the students.who have required merits for four years. However, as this plan was started only two yeats, no student has re- ceived a sweater. Irma. Ross is the only student who received tv o chevrons. Those v'ho received one chevron aro: Roso Ackerman, Lloyd Ahlf, Harold Cash, Alico Connor, Paul Penn, Dolores Goetz, Erna Graves, Clarence Groves Vera Herman, Aridy Kilgonhold, Ruth fihnc Kennedy, tnogono Kossnor, Carl Kirchnor, Peggy Krieslo, Marge Lautncr, Bob L c. Bob .:c- Oalilstcr, Jin Eoseby, Charles F lc, Jeannette Hess, Marge Roohm, bob Roescr, Jim Schaubergcr, Emnc Jame Schurtter, Ruth Stuehrk,Merle Wilgus, and Jean YUcttnershauson. J Those who received letters arc Alfred Amos, Bob Harrer, Jan Howe, Mary liubls, Joanne lire isle, and Jim Tabionan, The marching band wont to Owensboro Thursday, May 12, to march for tho opening gome of the Kitty Lecguc . Two other bands has ever had. D i.. I LIU J. U . eUU HAVE YOU TRIED A FROZEN MALTED MILK (Aft DELICIOUS 10 BIG GLASS IS, 6,4 ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW AT CUR FOUNTAIN YE JOLLY INN : i CLARENCE W. SCHULTZ.PROP. L