Wyoming High School - Roundup Yearbook (Wyoming, OH)

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XXX mm Chronicles April 1 2 Came on Sunday. April 3 2 Of course it rained. Game scheduled. April 6 2 J unior-Senior party. Patty Childe. April 10 2 W. H. S. vs. Reading. Score 7 t0 6. April 11 2 Seniors shot! Photographer Jones subject to sentence. April 13 2 Teachers, Day. More rain. Sorry, Mt. Healthy. April 18 2 Everything went wrong. April 20 2 Milford game 2 from one country town to another country town, but oh, my! ! April 27 2 Two powerful forces clash 2 W. H. S. vs. University School. May 2 2 The sun arose. May 8 2 Nothing doing 2 Sunday. May 11 2 2The Feast of the Little Lanterns. May 15 2 Carthage Track. How many cups do we hold? May 18 2 Senior edition of Chatter. May 19 2 All off for Miami Track Meet. May 22 2 Teachers took short walk after lunch. May 26 2 U. C. Track meet. May 29 2 Senior-Junior party. May 30 2 Memorial Day. June 4 2 Fate of Seniors becomes almost final. June 6 2 Senior exams progressing nicely. June 8 2 Senior Class night. June 10 2 Reverend Walter A. King returns to our village for baccalaureate. J une 14 2 Diplomas 2 flowers 2 medals. June 15 2 Seniors bid farewell to stately portals and faculty of W. H. S. Alumni Banquet and Dance. 2662

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X X X 2 W x 1 Chronicles J anuary 2 2 0, Miss Risley, what happened to you? J anuary 3 2 Lunch room became life saver. J anuary 5 2 A. S. K. downbearted. Failed in everything CU. January 10 2 Hi-Y Club reorganized. January 12 2 Chemistry Class2soap and lyel! Domestic Science Class interviews Hughes High School. February 9 2 2Mr. B0b11 came down-to entertain Sophomores. February 10 2 Valentine Fete. February 15 2 Mothers1 Club reception. Parents, teachers, pupils, eats, and music. February 12 2 Monday! We helped Lincoln celebrate. February 21 2 At last a place to hang our coats, and what to do in case of fire. February 22 2 Washingtorfs birthday. February 23 2 What was the great attraction at Athens? February 26 2 Rain 2 thunder 2 Macbeth. March 1 2 Came in like a lamb. How will it leave? March 2 2 Hamlet. March 4 2 Everything as usual. March 12 2 New still opened 2 Home brew! March 14 2 Wednesday selected as assembly day. March 21 2 Mr. Walsh took us to England and left us stranded in the Eng- lish Channel. March 28 2 Continued our trip with Mr. Walsh into France. March 30 2 Sophomores distinguish themselves by publishing School Chat- ter. 1551

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xi J Xx i ' A 1 thkwtmxm i X mmeNWK-W Xxx Alumni Association OFFICERS Ralph Foster, ill ..................................... President Emily Knight Smith, i08 ........................... Vice-President Ruth Townley, i14 ..................................... Secretary Robert Anderson, 16 .................................. Treasurer HE Alumni Association of the Wyoming High School, formed a number of years ago, has been an important organization in the school work. It has only one stated meeting each year; this is usually held some evening in the week following commencement. At that meeting a large number of graduates are present and a program is provided after the dinner hour. The plan of enterv tainment varies from year to year and a great deal of ingenuity is sometimes displayed. The purpose of the association is two-fold: To keep up and foster interest Within the various classes and to keep the graduates in closer touch With the present work of the school. It is the one time of the year When older and young- er alumni may meet under pleasant surroundings to renew their interest in, and fidelity to their Alma Mater. Among its members are many men and women Who have made records which vouchsafe an enviable record for the Wyoming High School. As the years pass on, may the activities of the associa- tion and its members be a worthy incentive to still better and nobler work for the newer classes. ewe