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7,-, ., . Y AIYUKPA 20 ........ 30 ........ January 1 ....... . 9 ........ 10 ........ 17 ..... 23 ..... 30 ..... 31 ..... February 3 ..... 7 ..... 3 ........ 12 ..... 13 ..... 14 ........ 17 ..... 28 ........ March 6 ..... 10 ..... 12 ..... 21 .... April 11 ..... 16 ..... 18 ..... 23to27... 30 ..... Ma y 9 ........ 10 ........ 11 ........ 13 ..... 15 16 ........ Page Twenty-four 0 IQ47 Christmas party. Santa was here. Vacation begins. The day after the vacation before. New Year's. Strange. no school. Seniors splurged, they gave a party. Girls played town team. They are still rough. Return game with Kremmling here. C1Ve lost.D Local orchestra played for Junior super party. Juniors present The Light Eternal. Too much snow for game with Breckenridge. Juniors took over 1Vildeat Times. Game with Breckenridge. Second team, now first team, win with a score of 33-27. Senior Carnival. Seniors received play books. Saratoga played us here. CThey won-just to be differ- ent.D Valentine 's party. Senior play practice began in earnest. Tournament at Kremmling. Assembly-Speeches-and Playlet. Freshman. party. Senior group picture hung on wall. Coke and cookies after play practice in honor of Cebe's birthday, 18. My 1Vife's Family given by Seniors. Junior-Senior Banquet. Senior Breakfast. Music Festival at Cheyenne. Seniors' trip to Salt Lake. One Act Plays given. Seniors are through with school work. Vi'e were good so were out early. Junior-Senior Prom. Baccalaureate. Sophomore Tea. at Asfalgs. Class Night. Commencement. At last! Last day as Seniors. School picnic.
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AIYUKPA O 7 I947 DAY TO DAY BOCDK September 23 s,6 .4 October 1 2 7 8 9 10 14 15 17 24 28 231 November 4 rf -J 6 7 ll 14 15 22 Q6 December iw lil 1 6 At last! The first day as Seniors. First party given by Seniors. Class officers elected. Student Council organized. Pre-game rally with street dance and bon-fire. Softball game at Encampment. CWe won lj Surprise party for Jackie Abbott. Freshman lnitiation and dance. Return game with Encampment. fWe lost.l Senior pictures taken at. Fort Collins. Ball game at Sulphur-amid snow and mud Cyou guessj. Teachers, convention. School again after five wonderful days of vacation. IIallowe'en party given by Sophomores. Mr. Yarbrough left. Mrs. Cross left. CGetting monotonous ?j Mr. liepponcn comes to the rescue. Encampment came here for first basketball game. XVe lost. Sadie Hawkins party given by Freshmen. Surprise party on teachers. High School girls played Town team in basketball. CYes, we did too win !j liasketball with llot Sulphur here. CYou know what, we didn't wind ' Return game with Encampment. C-10 to 22 their favor.l Basketball with Saratoga. fVVe lost.l Surprise party for llabs Roberts. Basketball at Ilot Sulphur. CWe lost.D Game at Kremmling. CLook above for same rcsult.j Girls played town team. Rough, aren't they? Page Twenty three
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AIYUKPA 0 9 I947 0 STUDENT COUNCIL Standing, left to right: Barbara Roberts, Hally Hanson, Jerry Varner, Carmen Hampton Seated: Jacqueline Albbott, Mr. Johnson, sponsor, Barlbara Follett, Duane Hampton, Carl Kerbs, Betty Chedsey, Billy Hrdlicka, Mary Lou Hackley Not in picture: Jessie Lee Edgar, Elmer Byibee, Carol Sewald The Student Council was made up of Class Officers and Class Representatives. They met to decide on matters concerning the student body and to draw up rules and regulations when neces- sary. Mr. Johnson was the advisor. UARL KERBS - - - BETTY CIIEDSEY - Jicssm LEE EDGAR DUANE lIAMP'roN - JERRY VARNEI: - 'e PrcxifZ1?1z1' P1'e.w1'fIv11f Secretary 7'rrfr1su1'er Reporter Page Twenty-five
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