September |
| Sept. 3 |
School begins -- welcome Miss Lope, Miss Robe, and Miss Allen. |
| Sept 9 |
A very vivid account of the Agriculture boys' trip including Bob Dunevant's terrible mistake. |
| Sept 11 |
The seniors held their first class party in the form of a wiener roast. Plenty of eats and plenty of good appetites. |
| Sept. 12 |
Tryouts for the operetta in order -- Mr. Reed laboring hard, trying to select his Lawrence Tibbetts and Grace Moores. |
| Sept. 18 |
Seniors held their first class meeting. Everything running smoothly -- but who threw that eraser? |
| Sept 24 |
First operetta practice -- everyone anxious to leave to hear the great Louis-Baer combat. Baer seems to have fallen in the lot of the rest of us (always taking a beating). |
October |
| Oct 1 |
Seniors are informed they can have an annual if they can make a go of it. Well, seniors, let's show our colors! |
| Oct. 4 |
Rebecca tells us what a fine state California is (I wonder if she has more reasons than one!). |
| Oct 5 |
"Come on there Ky. show us a little power." (High School Day at Ohio State University.) |
| Oct. 7 |
Juniors are having a regular pow-wow (trying to pick out class rings). The boys go into a huddle and decide they want something classy and showy -- you get the general idea -- and when they get their heads together -- well watch out! |
| Oct. 8 |
Fire drill -- "watch out there you might get scorched." |
| Oct. 10 |
Seniors trying to look beautiful (if that's possible) to have their pictures taken. |
| Oct. 11 |
Operetta cast practice again -- My, doesn't the town look large when looking down on the lights at night from a height? (Watermelon -- an out of season fruit.) |
| Oct 15 |
Whoops! A vacation! -- well almost. Operetta cast skip classes and go to the Opera House. |
| Oct. 16 |
Dress rehearsal. Harold Strobridge still gets that speech turned around! Let's only hope for the best! |
| Oct 17-18 |
"Strut your stuff" -- "and now that that's over watch the birdie and look beautiful." |
| Oct. 25 |
Teachers go to school for a change and pupils get a vacation. |
| Oct. 31 |
We are assigned our duties today (Annual Staff). |
November |
| Nov. 8 |
Cafeteria Supper -- newly organized band displays talent and uniforms. |
| Nov. 10 |
Home Ec. girls and Agriculture boys have a party in the form of a square dance. |
| Nov. 14 |
Call out the fire department -- or the gas masks -- there's a strong smell of chlorine in the chemistry lab. |
| Nov. 15 |
First high school dance of the year. Mickey Post thinks the students should be allowed to dance with the faculty. |
| Nov. 19 |
Girls' basketball suits handed out -- girls vow to be county champs. |
| Nov. 22 |
Cheer leaders, those cute freshmen, perform for the first time at the opening game of the season at Jamestown. |
December |
| Dec. 2 |
The juniors are sporting their new rings -- but the seniors still say theirs are the better looking. Anyway we're glad everybody is satisfied! |
| Dec. 3 |
Seniors -- Brr, ain't you cold! What a night for a coasting party! A swell hill and a regular northern wind -- they'll survive! |
| Dec. 13 |
(Friday too!) Mothers' night at the basketball game. Band marches and forms letters for the first time. "Virginia, did I hear you say you weren't superstitious?" All the same it is her unlucky night (just the small matter of a broken toe and sprained ankle). |
| Dec. 20 |
Teachers treated the high school -- Santa Claus appeared in person! (?) -- Where's "Cutie"? Now for a two weeks vacation -- hooray! |
January |
| Jan. 1 |
Ring out the old -- in with the new! |
| Jan. 6 |
First day back at school after the holidays. |
| Jan. 15-16 |
Exams! 'nough said! |
| Jan. 17 |
John Williamson, in trying to help select a class motto, suggests "Give me Liberty, or any other five cent magazine." |
| Jan. 22 |
Practically snowed in by early evening -- closed school for the rest of week -- 22 degrees below -- Brr! |
| Jan. 30 |
Seniors select diplomas -- quite a classy piece of work they did too! |
February |
| Feb. 6 |
After a few rounds today the seniors decide on sweet peas for class flower, simply because orchids and gardenias are too common. |
| Feb. 11 |
Mr. Deem asked Bob Preston what three words most used in school are. "I don't know," replied Bob. "Correct," said Deem. |
| Feb. 17 |
Mrs. Edwards takes her literature classes to Xenia to see "The Tale of Two Cities." |
| Feb. 23 |
Mr. Furst and Mr. Deem having the time of their lives using the radio system that is being dedicated. (A gift from the classes of '35, '36 and '37.) |
| Feb. 27 |
What, no water? "City" water works not in working order so school is dismissed. |
| Feb. 27-29 |
Undefeated -- County Champions. These words speak best for this year's girls' basketball team. The school also receives the Sportsmanship Trophy. |
March |
| Mar. 7 |
Seniors and Juniors invited to "H.M.S. Pinafore," a presentation by the Antioch Players. Several seniors accept -- Jean Dunevant thought the leading man was swell! |
| Mar. 19-20 |
Junior Class Play -- takes you back to grandma's time. |
| Mar. 25 |
Since the juniors have "raked in" so much money, the seniors are hoping the banquet will be a "ritzy" affair. |
| Mar. 28 |
Senior Scholarship Test at Xenia. Charles and Harold succeed in holding up the good name of the school. This seems to be a day of many events -- Agriculture boys take a test in Xenia also. And last but not least, the high school orchestra played at the boys' hobby fair (Mr. Reed -- the perfect example of the absent minded professor). |
April |
| Apr. 1 |
"Oh Mr. Orr, Miss Rife would like to see you in the hall -- April Fool!" |
| Apr. 3 |
Agriculture boys broadcast from WLW. They've practically landed jobs as radio announcers -- well, almost! Bryan high school orchestra plays for the second high school dance. Everyone thinks they are "swell"! |
| Apr. 7 |
Baseball season open with Bellbrook at Bellbrook. We were victorious! |
| Apr. 9 |
Miss Hanna took Civics Class to Columbus to visit State institutions. |
| Apr. 13 |
Practice for senior class play begins. |
| Apr. 16 |
Scholarship students seen cramming for tests at Bryan. |
| Apr. 17 |
Scholarship contests at Bryan. |
| Apr. 18 |
Commercial contests at O.S. & S.O. Home, Xenia. |
| Apr. 23 |
Agriculture boys and Home Economics girls sponsor vocational night, a fashion show, F.F.A. degree work, etc. |
May |
| May 1 |
Annual County Track Meet. |
| May 7-8 |
Seniors present "New Fires" using a double cast for the first time in the history of the school -- a "howling" success! -- a climax to a very happy high school career -- lots of fun but lots of work let us remind you! |
| May 15 |
Junior-Senior Banquet -- the juniors entertained the seniors at a gala affair. You'd have thought the King of England was giving a ball, judging from the well groomed crowd. |
| May 24 |
Baccalaureate Service. Rev. Hill preaches the sermon. |
| May 19 |
Class Night. The seniors are very generous in their bequests -- don't you think? The prophecy rather suits. |
| May 21-22 |
Final exams! The question in everyone's mind: "Did I or didn't I make the grade?" |
| May 25 |
Classes adjourn till September. Nobody is sorry except the seniors. |
| May 26 |
Commencement. Aren't you sorry they are leaving? Well they are! (Prof. McNutt gives the address.) |
| May 29 |
Alumni Banquet -- the final note! |
