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

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AIYUKPA 0 I947 . Can You imagine . Kenny bumping l1is head on the top of a door? Darlene not studying? Ralph not getting in trouble with the teachers? Billy without his blonde? Cebe without gum? Bonnie Dowdell a brunette? Ilally short ? A Senior skipping class? MeQueary studying geometry? Jackie Abbott not talking? Getting the Annual out on time? Babs Roberts typing less than 60 words a minute? A room with Carl, Anna Marie and Ralph all laughing at once? The back wall of the Assembly minus the '47 Seniors' picture? Betty Kiefer with a frown on her face? The Hoover-Chedsey gang coming to sehool on time? Barbara Follett and Bette Hoover without their diamonds? Mr. Lepponen not looking for an elusive Senior? Shirley Haekley without a date? Sukie without her ear? XXX Twenty years ago the girls never thought. of doing the things they do nowadays. That is why they didn 't do them. On a vocabulary quiz, Carl Kerbs defined Opportunist,' in the following manner: One who meets the wolf at the door, and appears the next day in a fur coat. i Page Twenty-six

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AIYUKPA Q gd .959 1947 GIQLS' GYM CLASS Top row, left to right: Joy Anne Edgar, Bonnita Dowdell. Nadene Chedsey, JoAnn As- falg, Charlotte Checlrsey, Phyllis Schoonover, Betty Chedsey, Sally Roach, Carmen Hampton, Shirley Curtis Second row: Donna Adkins, Ferne Semple, Betty Kiefer. Jacqueline Hoover, Coralie Kelly, Josephine Armstrong, Helen Hanson, Doris Hakonson, Nancy Holden Third row: Darlene Peterson, Margaret Cloonan, Patsy Wolaver, Bette Hoover, Shirley Allard, Jacqueline Abbott, Mary Ann Quinn, Betty McNealey, Mildred Miller, Doralee Snow Bottom row: Barlbara Hackley, Helen VanValkenburg', Barbara Roberts, Barbara Fol- lett, Anna Marie Rice, Lola Follett, Betty Miller Not in picture: Jessie Lee Edgar, Mildred Turner, Betty Jo Armstrong On October 8, 1946, the girls' softball team went to Encampment to play softball with the Encampment girls. Cnr girls won with a score of 18 to 5. October 14, 1946, the Encampment girls rcturneii ns a game here. XVQ won 17 to 4. November 14, 1946, the lligh School gfrls playe:l the Town team in the first girls' game of the season. The High School gfrls were the winners with a score of 23 to 19. On December 6, 1946, the Town team again played the lligh School girls. lt was a fast and exciting game. The score was Very close. 32 to 27. with the Town team winners. December 16, 1946, we again nlavczl the Town team. They won with a score of 30 to 22. January 10, 19-17, was the first game of 19-17. lVe playeil the Town team P , 1 again. They were Victorious with a score of 64 to 26. February 6. 1947, we again played the Town team. This time we were vie- torious. Page Twenty-eight