The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-10-31
Strictly Extra-Curricular
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Being Review of the Doings of Marysvile High Students

all of the name bands (by way of
the juke box, and eating donutS,
cider and hot dogs. Everyone had
wonderful time.
The Homecoming game was held
Monday and believe it or not it
didn't rain The Homecoming cere-
monies were held just before the
game. The band formed a long line
and while they played the Trium-
phal March, the queen and her at
tendantS walked through. Mary
Lou looked lovely in beige suit
with red accessories and black
coat. jamie and Ethel also looked
lovely. jamie wore a tomato red
dress, a neutral colored coat and
black accessories. Ethel had on
kelly green dress, black coat and
black and green accessories. Bar
bara Hush, last years queen pre-
sented the flowers to the queen
and two attendants. At half-time
the band presented very original
and swell performance. While
playing Let Me Call You Sweet
heart" they formed a heart. Some
of the members formed an arrow
and when Marion McCracken,
head drum majOrctte pulled the
bow the arrow went shooting
through the center. The evening
was made even more perfect by
the result of the game, 26 to II in
our favor All in all it was a won
derful Homecoming even if most
of us did come to school the next
morning yawning and with our
eye lids dropping.
Five brave members of Mr..
Wagoner's Public Speaking Class
give panel discussion for a PIT.
volunteered, under pressure, to
A. program. The subject was to be
Youth In Conflict With Family
Authority" In other words some
of the main problems that high
school students and their parents
have trouble over. With the help
of the speech class we found out
some of the most important diff
cultieS between parents and teen
ayers. Next these points were de-
veloped and we tried to find a So
luton to them. The parents asked
us many questions at the meeting
and everyone seemed to enjoy it,
1t was a lot of fun doing this but
we were rather relieved when it
was over with, or so we thought.
But Mr.. Wagner, who is always
full of surprises, told us we were
to give the panel for the high
school. The five students who pre-
Sented the panel were; Jane Bea-
seeker, Marilyn Coleman, Barbara
ASman, Jim Beck and Bob Davis.
Tuesday evening if you happen
ed look out Of your window around
7:15 you would probably saw lot
of queer characters walking down
the street. No you weren't seeing
things, the Teen Club gave a Hal
lOWe'en party to which the SOph-
omOreS were invited. 1t was given
in the recreation room which was
decorated in orange and black with
witches, pumpkins, cats and corn
fodder. When we first arrived we
all joined in a grand march. Then
we all unmasked and played diff
ferent Halloween games. Swell
prizes were given to Gayle Will
Jams, Suzy Coleman, Sally AS
man, Marcelle Scheiderer, 10 Ann
Streng, and Eileen Wilson for their
original and comical costumes. OF
course it wouldn't have been a
Halloween party without cider,
donuts, and apples, which we had
plenty of. Everyone had loads of
fun.
In the past few weeks you prob
ably have had a lot of super sales
men at your door selling maga-
zines. Well the sales are over-with
now and we sold a total of S731.50.
Ann Carr was our high Saleslady
with a grand total of $129. Russell
RoSette and Gayle Williams were
next in selling the most magazines.
The schools share of the total
was $216.87, which will be used
for buying some books for the Ii
brary. Each person who received
5 points or more dedicated book
to the library. A magazine dance
will be held Nov. Is. The students
had a lot of fun selling magazines
and benefited hV If a great deal