The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-03-25
Strictly Extra-C -Curricular
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Being Review of the Doings of Marysve High Students

when Mr.. Wenzel was inducted in
said army. In behalf of the faculty
and the senior high school, Suzanne
Engard presented Mrs. Carmack
with a lovely corSage on her last
day at school.
Stude can't find thing changed
bout newcomer WenZel unless its
the fact that he wasn't wearing
specs. Still has that business-like
air tho'-let us know he wanted
QUIET in the room you
could've heard a pin drop. Guess
I'll bone up a bit on my history
tonight. Mrs. Herbert Wright
taught the classes until his arrival.
Strike three yer out e.
we'll be hearing now during 9Th
period. Baseball practice h Ia S
started and we understand there
will be some competition games
this year between our boys and
other Union county teams.
Heads have been together over
many a junior desk this week
thinking up new ways to earn
money for the Junior-Senior ban
quet. Don't blame it on the
st. Patrick's dance which h
was a big success. But, at the
dance, some over anxious juniors
tried to fix Miss Mills recording
machine, and they unfixed it in
stead. OF course, the kids are good
sports and they said they'd foot
the bill but the dance committee
decided to pay for the repair work.
So a little more money must be
earned. Ideas have poured in,
some of the best are a bake sale,
a hen party, color Easter eggs
for sale, and the April 5 scrap
drive. Got any more bright
thoughts anyone?
If you didn't attend the Irish
dance you missed some fun. The
program was a howl with Doug
Beasecker announcing one crazy
Skit after another Joyce Meifert
sang as Betty Hutton, Pat Way
as Frank Sinatra (you couldn't tell
the difference). Dale Bell baked
cake and Harold Goedeking, as
Sampson, told a tragic tale. The
stage orchestra, with Norma Jean
HANDEL, Jim HaineS, Claude Sharf,
Marilyn Shearer and Peg Miller
were happily Oblivious of the rack
ct they were making.
The senior boys were given quite
jolt when their new home-room
teacher, Mr.. Wenzel walked in. 1t
seems some had forgotten just
what he looked like and they plan
ned to test his patience. But when
the mischiefmakers saw the 6-foot
former football tackle stride in
they changed their minds!
The Girl Reserves have been
practicing every Monday mite for
month, for the annual mothers
meeting to be held Thursday mite,
March 28 at 7:3O in the auditor
ium. This yearly event is one.
which the G. RS, under Miss nellie
Kloepfer's direction, always carry
out with pride. They know that
Nom is out in front watching her
daughter as she Follows the
Clean.
Roy Andrews and his sister,
Jane, are back in MarySVille
schools having transferred from
York. Roy's a junior and Jane is
in Junior high. Glad to have you
back, kids.
Speaking of Junior high, we
think the 9Th and 8 tn grade pupils
must have broken a camera or
two when the annual photographer
was here. They had to have their
picture taken over last week. Now
don't let this become a habit =.
But the key" is progressing
nicely, thank you. Charlene Laird
is finishing up her art work for
the book. Stude sneaked glimpse
at one or two of the sketches
that gal really swings a mean
paint brush. The price of the an
nual upped from 50 to So, it was
announced Friday, the increase
made necessary by the price of
paper, ink and labor.
Guess that finishes up for this
week, and as we've said before we
think we'd better at least open
the history book before tomorrow.
Pleasant reading, folks.