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'QNLM is , .. .. .. ,. , , A IIDONYRUSTGC. Seniors - Allen Beaty, president, Fred Harlow, vice-president, Janice Maloon Juniors - Allen Allie, treasurer, Joyce Eikenberry, secretary, Dennis Coby Sophomoreg - Donald Huffman, Harriet Grindle Freshmen - Ellen Sutton, Barbara Mong Faculty Advisers - Mr. Harader, Miss Waltz The Student Council was organized at the beginning of the year. The members, representatives from each of the senior high school classes, were chosen to express each class's ideas. Allen Beaty was elected president, Fred Harlow vice-president, Joyce Eikenberry, secretaryg and Allen Allie, treasurer. t Activities, sponsored by the Student Council, were: planning the election of cheer leaders and the programs for pep sessions, decorating-the Christmas trees, and bringing the NMovie Dancen to the students. Mr. Harader and Miss Waltz acted as student sponsors of the Council. l r H ll 31
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Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. March April May -4 Little Theater. OO! I'm scared! Z YYY First day of school. Disaster! Sophomore class sweaters. Something new?? Election of officers. Nominations are closed. First cross country track meet at Royerton. Tch! Tch! Senior bake sale. Doctor's busy day. World Series. Yay, Rah, Indians! Methodist Play. Entertaining evening. Junior Class Rings. Who has them now? Sophomore bake sale. A half baked affair. T. B. Education Program. Time well spent. Junior Play. Had comical possibilities. End of first six weeks. Five more to go ----- -23 Teachers' Institute. Institution--that is! First Basketball game. Victory! Chili Supper and Senior Candy Sale. Eats and Sweets. Armistice Day Program. Instrument display. NHey, Mom, I want a clarinet!H Senior Announcements. Ah! Presents. -26 Thanksgiving Vacation. Gobble Gobble! End of second six weeks. Four more to go ---- Bird Imitation Program. Tweet! Tweet! Christmas wreaths. Busy Juniors! -10 Little Theater. Academy awards for Miss Yaste and Mr. Harader. Jr. High Christmas Party. Young love. Sr. High Christmas Party. Vacation begins, fun, then freedom. First school day after vacation. Here we go again! Boy Scout Supper. Where's the Sweet Bugle? Successus pictures. Peaches. End of semester. Exams. Hohl White shirts, flashy neckties, and socks. You sinful Senior girls! Tom Thumb Wedding. Here comes the bride. District Solo and Ensemble Contest. What a blow! Dedication of Intercommunication System. HMay I have your attention please?H State Scholarship Tests. No honors for U. C. this year. Jr. High Tourney. Shoot 'em high, shoot 'em low. Valentine Day. HI love me.H Open House. Parents find out what we go through. 5. I I Speech class pantomine. Did someone forget their lines? State Solo and Ensemble Contest. More big blows. Mothers' Club Style Show and party. Hon! How pretty!V 24-25-26 Sectional Tourney. No comment. Class Tourney. Where's Chloe? End of fourth six weeks. Two more to go-- Depauw Symphony. Sweet music fills the air. Sophomore party. Ballerina Evans! District Band, Orchestra, and Vocal Contest. Sparkle, kids. Senior Play. Bob Hope has competition--we hope. End of fifth six weeks. One more to go- Good Friday. No school. -18 Easter Vacation. Hln Your Easter Bonnet.n Book Review. I must read that! Marionette Symphony. Sophomores make money. Senior and Junior Reception. The best yet. State Band, Orchestra, and Vocal contest. We sparkle again. Spring Concert. Seniors last performance. Class Day. Seniors hand over reins to Juniors. Baccalaureate. Big event. -25 Exams. See you next year. Junior and Senior Reception. Seniors can relax. Commencement. A long struggle. ' 30
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