Keenesburg High School - Skipper Yearbook (Keenesburg, CO)

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Rf l I AfiQ??' '--ii? -A .-9 ' A Q V I5 FA .YM I I v, I f' DEAR DIARY: I STARTED ANOTHER YEAR WITH My INT5R,OR POL,SHED AND GLEANED FROU THE RAFTERS TO BASEMENT AND HY OLDER GOUPAN- ION ON THE NORTH SIDE REMOVED, TRO NEW T5ACHERS, MRS. SYLVIA JONES AND MRS, 3ETTY LEFREE? AND ALSO THREE OF MY OLD FRIENDS, MISS DONNA R,T- HAM, MRS. LOUISE 3USGH AND MISS 3g3S,E H,SEMAN5 ALONG WITH A NEW PRINCIPAL, -MR. HAROLD FEIT, WALKED INTO gy NEWLY PAINTED HALL5. 'HE ONE HUNDRED EIGHTEEN CHILDREN FROD THE DUSES AND THE TOUNSPEOPLE JOINED IN A HAPPY RE- FRAIH OF HSCHOOL 3AYS.' THERE NAS MUCH TO BE DONE? MY SHELvES WERE EMPTIED OF THEIR SOOKS, PLANTS WERE PLACED IN THE WINDOWS AND EVERYONE WAS ENROLLED. I WAS GLAD TO SEE SO MANY FANIL- IAR FACES wITH.N MY WALLS, DEAR DIARY: SEPTEMBER. INGS A E EEG NN N TO RET RN TO N R- BULLETIN BOARD? HERE IS A RACE-TRACK WITH MINATURE RACE CARS, I HAvE HEARD IT WHISPERED ABOUT THAT THERE IS GO TO BE A P.T.A. DRIV . ALL THE SOYS AND GIRLS HAVE DEGUN TO PUSH THEIR GARS xiii I '5 JP II I TH R I I G U O 0 UAL. 3UT WHAT IS CAUSING ALL THE COMHOTIOH ON THE FROM T ING 5 X xy 3 I AROUND THE TRACK, BUT THE THIRD AND SECOND GRADES ARE TY- ING, MOH THE THIRD GRADE IS AHEAD, THEY SEEMED TO HAVE BROUGHT IN UORE MEMBERS. ONE DAY IN THE BEAUTIFUL MONTH OF SEPTEMBER, I HEARD CHILDRENES vO:GES SINGING AND OTHERS GIVING DEHONSTRA- TIONS, MISS HITHAU HAS GIVING AN ASSEMBLY WITH THE UP- PER GRADE TALENT. DEAR DIARY? OCTOBER IS STARTING OUT WITH A DANG. PRACTICE FOR THE ORERETTA HAS SEGUN, COSTUMES ARE BEING MADE, AND THE CHILDREN EAGERLY WAITING TO SEE SHO HAS GOTTEN THE PARTS FOR THE MAIN CHARACTERS. IS OVER, MY IT WAS LOVELY AND A BIG SUGGESS. DEAR DIARYg I Now THE ORERETTA, SNOW WHITE ANQ THE SEVEN DHARFS, x f ST. NOVEMBER IS ALREADY HERE: THE YEAR IS GOING SO FA MY ROOMS WERE MADE EVEN TIDIER AND NEW DECORATIONS FOR THANKSGIVING ARE BEING PUT UP ON MY BULLETIN BOARDS: , ox XI- fm Q 2 H : ' 2 If I -, WD 3

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I I 1 ,,f.f1'11i' ?7?v,T Elilb 'ifllnwfff .- '- Qiii 4f'N ..J Ik QNOTHER PROGRAM NAS BEING PREPARED UNDER MY EAVES FOR GHRISTNAS. ALL THE CHILDREN SANG CAROLS, WHILE THE ,li ii PLAY HAS GIVEN ON THE STAGE AT THE HIGH SCHOOL OTHERS OF THEM WERE IN THE IMPRESSIVE CHRISTMAS PRDGRAH LAST . , , SUT NDT LEAST FOR THE BOYS AND GIRLS, SANTA CLAUS CAME wITH TREATS FOR ALL or THEN. DEAR DIARY: ANOTHER PRDSPERDUS YEAR STARTED LATER THAN EXPECTED BECAUSE or A BLEZZARD. I HEARD A BUZZING NOISE WITHIN HY WALLS, THEY HAD INSTALLED A NEN SELL SYSTEM, ' I WILL HAVE A VARIETY OF DISPLAY ON MY BULLETIN' SDARD EDR EVERY NDNTH, EACH GRADE HAS BEEN ASSIGNED THE DARE or IT. SHIRLEY LANG5 A LOCAL DANCING TEACHER PRESENTED AN ASSEMBLY IN WHICH SDHE or MY CHILDREN AND OTHERS IN JUN- IoR HIGH TOOK PART IN GLEVER DANGES. THERE HAS SEEN A GREAT DEAL or ENTHUSIASM AMONG THE BOYS FOR SASKETSALL. THEY PLAYED SEVERAL GAMES, GDUPET- ING WITH THE SEVENTH GRADE SDYS, AND ONE FOR THE MARCH OF DIHES CAMPAIGN. WE wILL BE GIVING THE HIGH SCHOOL SOME REAL TALENT IN FUTURE YEARS, DEAR DIARY: MARCH HAS SEEN A MONTH or SIG WINDS, NDT VERY MUCH DUT or THE ORDINARY HAS SEEN HAPPENING INSIDE MY BOUNDAR' IES. THE SDYS AND GIRLS ARE GETTING RESTLESS FOR THE 'FEEL OF HUD BETWEEN THEIR TOES AND STRAw HATS ON THEIR HEADS.' DEAR DI ARYg THIS MONTH or APRIL HAS BEEN THE MONTH or RELIGIOUS SERENETY, THE EASTER BUNNY HAS VISITED UST HiDiNG H'S A WARES iN ALL or MY HOOKS AND CREVICES? THE CHILDREN SGUR- RIED HERE AND THERE, LOOKING EOR THE PRIZES- GOOD FRIDAY HAS A DAY or VACATION FOR EVERYONE T0 OBSERVE IN HIS OWN '-'JAY- ! I I ,V iv by ex K x , x I I qxxxg DEAR DIARY3 L MY BOOKS HAVE BEEN PLACED IN THEIR R?SPECTlVE SHEL- VESQ MY BULLETIN BOARDS ARE BAREQ FOR FT 5 OFF To F'SH' ING AND EARRING. MY ROOMS AND HALLS ARE ,EMPTY AND FOR' LORN AND ,IM QU,Ef AGAIN FOR THE LONG SUMMER MONTHS, 9 ' A' , I 'X ELLLESSAAWSAHRDAP Aff A A U tp .f'WQf 'p 'N. 7 ,,,4 'f - I . if If 'L I 3, , I ,I A I I - ' X ' I -A T-S ,' ff . Q Ekffftw 'dix ' I ,LSA L-.EifEe