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. ... ay dim rerauneWe Seniors are beginning to count the days, hours, and minutes until the bus that takes us to Washington D. C., New York, and other points East leaves next Saturday from Carthage.This trip will be second only to * land in the finals. Spiceland emerg-graduation as the climatic event [ ed victorious over all contenders of our twelve years at CHS. With! to become the EOC champion vol-us on our trip we will carry a great leyball team.LTUUi^O WUll VVU JHUUU1V VVPTT u w;way of forfeit. This moved Carthage to the semi-finals where they were eliminated by Union City, 15-7 and 11-8. The latter game was stopped because of the time limit. Union City in turn lost to Spice-indebtedness to the people of this community; for had it not been for them, our trip would have been a dream, not a reality. We are obligated to make of our trip as much as possible.In this editor’s way of thinking no class in recent years has been so fortunate as ours. Facing the necessity of earning over $1,900 for this trip, the class undertook many projects which were successful. The success of our many projects to some extent can be attributed to hard-work, but to an even greater extent to the generous people of this community. We are truly grateful!C — H — S Notes on Music...........by Maryln JacksonThe Spring Musical, previously planned by the music department for April 25, has been changed to May 15.C — H —The results of the regional achievement contest held last Sat-urdny in Rushville cannot be fully interpreted at this time and will therefore be announced at a later date. — Editor.Q _ JJ _ gVolleyball Highlights......... by Paul Turner Coach Ora Clayton and his volleyball team competed in the East Central Conference VolleybaU-Ping Pong Tournament last Friday, March 28, in Richmond.IBob Harrold entered the Ping-Pong tourney with a great deal of ambition but was beaten by a Centerville boy who became the ultimate champion.C —H —S Calendar of Coming Events April 7-12 Tuesday, April 8 School reconvenes after Eastervacation.P.T.O. Meeting—School “OpenHouse”Saturday, April 12 Senior trip begins. Bus leaves at 7:15 a.m.C — H — S Confidentially Speaking .........by Waynetta Clark- Larry Grocox and Keith Logan were seen dancing together Tuesday at noon. . . Sounds Serious, boys! ! . . Jane Hunt is learning to MILK COWS .... Any special reason, Jane? ? ? Beth Roberts finding it hard to keep track of her shoes. . . . Dick Patterson and Sheryl Mosier are going “STEADY” now .... Miss McSherley was having trouble with “BUGS” while wearing “TOELESS” shoes. . . . . Linda Lukens trying to drive a car with the EMERGENCY BRAKE ON! ! ! Everyone looking forward to Easter vacation. . . . . How did Dean Gardner manage to get LIPSTICK on his clothes ? ? ? Better watch ouit, Dean ..... “Big Bill” met his match—“The Measles” . .. . . So long—See you next week.
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Carthage Citizen

Carthage, Indiana, US

Fri, Apr 04, 1958

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