The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-01-23
RED5kIN
REVIEW
BY JANICE SCHERR

morning, Jan. 20, each student
will have to agree that the first
semester of school was a very
interesting and exciting one.
Grade cards will be given out
on Friday for the six weeks
period. AS the second semester
rolls on, let's hope it will be an
interesting and exciting as the
first.
Homemaker of Tomorrow Award
Miss Sandra L. Parrish, senior
of Caldwell high, has been
chosen Homemaker of Tomorrow
by the Betty Crocker search.
Representing all the senior
girls in her class, she has more
than earned the congratulations
she will receive.
Miss ParriSh's test paper will
now be entered in the state wide
search for the Homemaker OF
Tomorrow. This contest is spon-
sored by the General Mills, Inc
At the Fridays assembly she
will be presented with pin by
the local instructor of home
economics, Mrs. Rama Steen.
Senior Glass Meeting
The senior class of CHS. held
a class meeting on Monday
morning at 1000 a. m. in the
local agriculture room. At the
meeting, the seniors annual trip
to Washington, D. c., was dis
cussed and explained by Prin-
cipal Gilbert Weekley. The ap,
proximate date for the trip has
been set for May 21-24. Also al
this meeting the class voted tc
have a bake sale on Feb. 8.
Sweetheart Dance
The annual IS w e ct h e art
Dance" at CHS. has been set
for Saturday evening, Feb. 15
in the high school gymnasium
This dance is to be semi-formal
and is being held for TIP grades
by the senior class. Prices are
seventy-five cents and fifty
cents. Tickets will be on sale
in the near future.
New Student
On Monday, Jan. 20, a new
student enrolled at CHS. He is
John Eastman, a junior, who
comes from Springfield loca,
township in Jefferson county
The faculty and students wish tc
welcome him to this school.
FILA.
On Thursday evening, Jan. %
the Caldwell Chapter of Future
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hold their monthly meeting ir
the high school gymnasium. This
meeting was postponed for one
week, due to the mid-tern
exams.
College COunselOrs
AS the senior of CHS. are pre-,
pairing for the future, college
counselors are giving interest.
ing and beneficial talks to sen.
iors who are interested in the
college field. On Wednesday
Jan. %, a representative from
Muskingum college will be pres,
ent at the school and on Jan
20 a representative from Ohio
Wesleyan University will be al
CHS.
FLA.
The Caldwell Chapter of Flu,
ture Farmers of America helc
their monthly meeting on Wed
nesday, Jan. % at the high schoo
in the local agriculture room
with president, Ron Priest II
charge.
Bond Issue
AS February 4 is nearing, the
question of better schools anc
the bond issue is before US.
AS has been stressed, car
educated people moves freedom
forward" Our community Is
faced with a great need for 6
bigger and better school.
Better schools make better
communities for future needs Of
today. Better schools will permit
better training of the pupils OF
today and will help solve the
problems of juvenile delinquency
and will also help to develop the
type of leaders who will main.
tain the supremacy of the United
States in world affairs.
AS an overall enrolment
growth is reaching higher point
every year, the problem of room
shortage is increased.
This community is faced with
a grave problem, Get Out and