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

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AIYUKPA 0 2 1947 , 0 GIQLS' PEP AND GI FF CI UBS The Pep Club was organizexl in the Fall. The girls were present at as many games as possible, anfl, led by the cheer leaclers, showecl their school spirit and enthusiasm with yells and songs. Officers were elected to take care of any business which might arise. They are as follows: -IAc'KI1: ABBOTT - - PI'0.9IiIIll7If -lessus LEE EDGAR - - Vive l'r0.v1'rIc1zt SALLY ROAOH - - Reporter Mr. Sharp was in charge of the Girls' Glee Club. One Deriofl each week was devoted to singing popular and elassie music. The following officers were eleetefl: PA'rsY XVOLAVER - Scr'1'efr11'y-7'1'w1.s211'e1' Silmliigx' ALLARD - lvl'l't' 1,l'l'XllfI! IllL HARIJARA ROBERTS - Presirleizz' Page Twenty-one

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SOCIALS The Seniors gave the opening party of the year on September 26. Every- one spent an enjoyable evening. VVe even had refreshments! Sophomores sponsored a. Halloween party on October 31. The eighth grad- ers were invited as special guests for the evening. A prize was given to Bonnita Dowdell for the best costume. Refreshments were served to end a perfect eve- ning. November 7 was the evening of the annual '4Sadie Hawkins Dayl' party, sponsored by the Freshmen. A hilarious evening and delicious refreshments were enjoyed by everyone present. Darlene Peterson 1'eceived a prize for the best costume. Another Party of the Year was given January 23 by the Juniors. The local orchestra attracted a large crowd which broke all attendance records. This was a happy change from our Hcannedn music. Many other parties were given through the year, including a Come As You Are party. Remember. Pleasant memories of each social event will linger in our minds for many years to come. NVe were fortunate in having so many. Lfx INITIATION On October 3, the Senior class met to decide the fate of the Freshmen. During initiation week the Freshies were required to address upperclassmen as Miss'7 and Mr.'l On Friday, the Freshmen appeared dressed in the costume of the char- acter assigned them. They gave an assembly program in the afternoon, acting out different skits and pantomines. The students of J. C. H. S. spent a hilari- ous afternoon that day. Alvin Anderson won the prize for the best skit of the afternoon. That eveaing the Freshmen were given the Hworksf' such as the electric chair, eating worms, etc. The Freshmen were good sports in every event, event to the point of en- joying themselves. Page Twenty AIYUKPA 0 9 l947 0

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, --7- --Y - . AIYUKPA I947 BAND The Jackson County High School Band was reorganized this year under the leadership of Mr. S. S. Sharp of Saratoga, Vtlyoming. Mr. Sharp spends one day and an evening each Week in giving instructions in all the instruments. For the amount of time devoted to this activity the band made excellent prog- ress. The girls and boys were able to play for class plays and for commencement events. By next year the band should be a real asset to the school. DRUM MAJORETTES The Drum Majorettes are Helen VanValkenburg', Barbara Roberts and Helen Hanson. Page Twenty-two