Jackson County High School - Aiyukpa Yearbook (Walden, CO)

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sew Freshman Class Left to right, standing: Fred Dodge, Ursula Simpson, Ruth Chedsoy, Miriam Dean, Mrs. Bagjby, sponsor, Leonard Cliedsey, Buell Anderson, Bill and Albert VanValkenburg Left to riht, sitting: Mary Hendrickson, Florence Mason, Lorraine Asfalg, LaVerne Donohoe, Mary Cunningham, Eula Daugherty, Billie Waitman OFFICERS Mary M. Cunningham - - - - President Laverne Donohoe - - Vice-President Miriam Dean e V Secretary-Treasurer 1943 l'fn,,, Y'rrrnf y-Ihw 1

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1 l gem Sophomore Tea The annual Sophomore Tea was held at the home of Mrs. Horace Mason, May 16. The members of the Senior class, parents, faculty, and school board members were met by a reception committee who presented each one with a corsage of sweetpeas. Their color scheme of pink and white was carried out by a center- piece of pink and white carnations and crepe paper decorations in the home. Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Hazen, Mrs. Morgan and Mrs. Ray presided at the tea table while refreshments were being served. The tea was held from 2:00 to 4:00 o'clock, during which time the guests were entertained by the members of the Sophomore class. 1943 Page 7'11rvnI1-111-o

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yew Freshman lnitiation Writlen by a Fresh-man The Freshman's first ordeal was to recite, or rather warble, the J. C. H. S. theme song fnot very much enjoyed by the J. C. H. SJ. Three of our robust Rocky Mountain Canaries had to get up in front of everyone with hair-nets and all, but not for an encore. The three blushing beauties fblushing, but we don't know about the beautyj were dashing Leonard Chedsey, short, light, and gruesome Pee Wee Dodge, and last but not least that bounding wolf, Jack Clark. Our beautiful, but bashful, Freshman girls fof this we're surej had to go back to the good ol' days of the Gay Ninetiesf' and were all seen wearing pigtails tied with a green ribbon to make them feel at home. It was rumored that they were seen wearing different colored anklets. There wasn't a sign of makeup on any of the little IU dears, which takes us back to the days of the Lords and Ladies of the Caveman Empire. Initiation night was spent in the procedure of various indictments. First the poor souls were blindfolded and led to their doom. They were first led up a flight of stairs, and looking below them they saw a spiked board fwe hope you don't get the wrong impressionl, which they were supposed to jump over, those living were led into a room where they sampled lmuch to their objectionsj such things as: fish, eggs, sheep eyes, worms, and rotten oysters. After that they gladly retreated to the gymnasium where they hoped to find an alka-seltzerg instead of this they were led over to a mat on which they were politely knocked down, and on top of them was dropped a ten-pound lead ball. We suffered only a few broken ribs, and one fractured skull. After the above procedure we were permitted to dance with the rest of the J. C. H. S. students. 1943 I'r1f1A' T:l'e1lfy-jlnlr