Eaton High School - Dial Yearbook (Eaton, CO)

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THREE MONTHS IN THE LIFE OF E H S SEPTEMBER September 5 The fu-st day of school, and everyone was lookxng brlght and gay , even Clugy September 6 The second day of school Everyone was glum and antxcxpatmg a vac atlon Jesse Hembree suggested that we have a s1x month vacatlon twxce a year Guess how far he got September 7 Lumbego seems to have plagued nearly th1rty of the fellows of E H S The Plague seems to be football practlce September 8 Charlotte Shaver strolled to school readmg another one of those mteresting letters from anonymous w1th the 1111118.15 J R September 11 Buddle Rodewald stayed home last nlght Fantastlc Sxtuatlon Number 1 And they thought that the atomlc bomb was somethugl September 13 JoArm Collms at noon today was heard saymg But Dxck, Islmply can't go to the show tomght I must make an impressxon on Shakespeare Fantastlc S1tuat1on Number 2 September 14 Today everyone was heard say1ng, What the heck, xt makes a guy sore It seems that there was a certain dummy at the Rotary Father Daughter Banquet last mght The dummy wasn t any of the fathers or daughters September 15 Mr Leake accomplxshed two things today in advanced algebra class He succeeded m getting Rupert Precht to walk to the board xnstead of shufflmg, and he convmced Carolyn Jones that the world hyperbola isn t a tongue twlster September 18 Adnan Van Matre s dog Rlckey didn t appear ln front of E I-I S this mormng Oh for the l1fe of a dog September 19 It was quxet today nn second hour study hall Edna Bechthold lost her voxce, Slurley Austm had a terr1f1c cold, Beverly Greene had laryngxtxs, Adelle Rutherford had strep throat and .Teanmne Anderson had tape over her mouth One happy day 1n the l1fe of a study hall teacher September 20 Laurxe Larson gave a long excerpt on the Constxtutxon of the Un1ted States today 1n Amerxcan History We ve all been trymg to fxgure out where he gets those intelligent answers September 21 Today Ed Benson took a corner on four wheels Fantastlc Situatxon Number 3 get? Incldentally, xt was pep club 1n1t1at1on September 24 No home work today Teachers must have lost the1r voxces Fantastic Sxtuatxon Number 4 September 26 Today there was the smell of smged halr, burnmg gasolme, and roasted eye lashes commg from the chemxstry laboratory It seems as though J oan Dxel was chlef chemlst, and Emstem thought he had problems September 27 The new cheerleaders, Sylv1a West June Wykert and Donna Sxmpson worked hard on several new yells today at noon They were such an attractxon that a palnter, who was painting on top of a house across the street from the school, fell and broke h1s leg September 28 In 1ndustr1al arts today there were very shght m1sfortunes Barbara Swanson lost a finger, Arlene Lebsack lost a b1g toe, Carol Whitmore lost half of a leg, and Sherry Adams IS suffermg from shock QShe came out 1n one piece J 'One More Tomorrow IS now their theme song September 29 Eaton played Wmdsor here today and lost Although lt was only h1s second game, our manager, George Nelson, made a fme show1ng by rlmnmg fifty yards wlth the water pall Yes, it was a grand nlght for the Swedes OCTOBER October 2 Everyone was inqulrmg about Sylvxa West s head today She evidently was over anxxous while marchxng at Band Day, and a stray baton clobbered her Here s one method for acqulrmg flve student doctors at once October 3 Frances Manion wasn t caught w1th bubble gum in her mouth today Fantastlc Situation Number 5 October 4 Whxle dxscusslng assets and llab 1llt1e s 1n bookkeepxng today Jack Damelson told another one of h1s yarns He cla1ms that he would be the greatest asset to the world of women October 5 Today we had the pleasure of Seelng Major, the Dog Wxth A Human Mxnd glven by The National Assemblxes Everyone IS tryxng to gxve us an mfer1or1ty complex October 6 Rxchard Overman held onto h1s football helmet ln a wlndy game at Platteville today After the game he recommended that the name windy c xty be glven to Platteville instead of Clucago October 9 Today Kenneth Rowe, Rxchard Mlller, Bob Dorsey, and several other F F A fellows walked along the halls in somewhat of a trance today They were st1ll trying to grasp the fact that the1r chapter had won the Gold Emblem Award They sxmply couldn't stop at a sllver one October 10 Today Rlchard Ferrell was not seen by J oan Dalton s locker Fantastxc Sltuatxon Number 6 tHe must have been absent J -- ' ' If ' ll . n ,. - - . - .. ,, - .. .. V, -- H . . . . . . ,, . . 1 1 -- ' VY ' II ,. ., - Q I .. .. . - U . , . , . . , , . . . . , I . , . . September 22-- The sophomore girls wore shortie nightgowns to school today. How daring can one ' r 1 I ' . ' I H ' H . . . , . ' II If I ' ' , . . U . . . . . . . . , . -- . . ,, . . . ,, . . -- - . ' ' vv - st . .. f .. - . I . . . ,