Keenesburg High School - Skipper Yearbook (Keenesburg, CO)

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O INITIATION THE UPPER CLASSMEN TOOK THE CUSTOMARY PLEASURE or INITIATING THE NGREENU FRESHMEN INTO HIGH SCHOOL THIS YEAR JUST A FEW WEEKS AFTER SCHOOL STARTED, THE DAY BEGAN BY THE FRESHMEN APPEARING IN GORGEOUS OUTFITS---THE GIRLS BEING ATTIRED IN LONG WOOLEN UNDERWEAR WITH UN- SUITABLE ACCESSORIES, AND THE BOYS IN BECOMING SKIRTS AND SWEATERSI GEE, THEY LOOKED CUTE. THEY CERTAINLY OBEYED EVERY WISH OF THEIR SUPERIORS BY CARRYING THEIR BOOKS, WALKING TO THE BACK ENTRANCE, AND SCRUBBING HALLSS A PARTY WAS GIVEN THAT EVENING AND WE TREATED THE NEW TEACHERS AND THE FREBHMEN EXTRA WELL BY PUTTING THEM IN AN ELECTRIC SHOCKER, LEADING THEM OVER PLANKS, AND FEEDING THEM CASTOR OIL, RED HOT PEPPER SAUCE, AND SPA- GHETTI QWORMSD. HOWEVER, IN THE END WE HAD TO MAKE UP FOR ALL or THAT BAD TREATMENT BY SERVING EVERYONE SOME ICE CREAM AND CAKE AND HAPPY DAYS WERE HERE AGAIN. 4-H THERE ARE APPROXHMATELY 35 MEMBERS FROM HIGH SCHOOL EN SOME PHASE or A-H WORK. THE CROPS AND LIVESTOCK CLUB IS UNDER THE LEAOERSHBP or VIC REED. THE COOKING CLUB IS LED BY MRS. ADAMS AND THE SEWING CLUB BY MRS. BONNELQ THE KEENESBURG 4-H BOOSTERS, THE CROPS AND LIVESTOCK CLUB, HAS ABOUT 25 MEMBERS, BOTH BOYS AND GIRLS. THIS CLUB WON THE STATE CHAMPIONSHIP FN SQUARU DANCING. IT WON THE BLUE RIBBON FOR THIS COUNTY POR ACTIVITY IN THIS CLUB. THIS RIBBON IS PRESENTED EVERY YEAR BY THE QUAKER OATS CO. THE KEENE COOKERS COOKING CLUB TOOK PART IN THE WELD COUNTY JUNIOR FAIR, ACHEEVEMENT DAY, AND THE KEENES- BURG FAIR, WINNING A NICE AMOUNT Or RIBBONS AND PREMIUMSB THE SNAPPY STITCHERS SEWING CLUB ALSO TOOK PART IN THESE COMPETIRIONS AND BROUGHT HOME THEIR BLUE RIBBONS. If iw 1:2 V is 422k Q.: L 0 W? YN , l' xvxugn .. Q f X K, YI XX

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CONTESTS AN ESSAY CONTEST WAS HELD LAST SPRING AND ITS Topic WAS 'WHY MY PARENTS SHOULD TRADE WITH LOCAL MERCHANTS.' HARY ELLEN DALE '-Tf TON FIRST PRIZE FOR HER ESSAY WHICH EX- PRESSED SOME VERY FINE IDEAS. THE GRADE SCHOOL ENTERED TOO, AND ROSALIE KERSS HON 2ND, AND CHARLENE MORROW, 3Rg, POSTERS HERE MADE BY THE 7TH AND STH GRADES THIS YEAR IN A CONTEST STAGED BY THE AMERICAN LEGION AUXIL- ERY, AND PRIZES WERE GIVEN EOR THE BEST ONES. DOYLE IHHCFF WON BRD PRIZE EOR HIS POSTER OF UNCLE SAN, AND SOHE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS, THE CHERRY PIE CONTEST HELD IN LOYELANO BY THE CHERRY GROWERS THIS YEAR WAS ENTERED BY TWO SENIOR GIRLS, MAE DAWKINS AND VELOA 3URGESS. I HEAR THEY CAN BAKE A CHERRY PIE, BILLY 3OY, THE SOYS AND GIRLS EN THE SENIOR CLASS HAD A CONTEST SELLING MAGAZINES POR THE CURTIS PUBLISHING COMPANY THIS YEAR. THE GIRLQ WERE THE WINNERS, NATURALLYS RICHARD EEATTY ENTEREO THE KINANAS CLUB HSTARS OF TOMORROWR CONTEST IN GREELEY. HE WAS PICKED AS ONE or EIPTEEN OUT OF THE GROUP WHO APPEARED THE NEXT WEEK OVER STATION KFKA, NATAL!E ZHEIPEL AND SHERLEY JAKEL SANS IN THE 'STARS OF TOHORROH' SPONSORED BY THE KIWANAS CLUB or GREELEY. THEY SANG 'I HEAR A FOREST PRAYINGH ACCOMPANIED BY RICH- ARD BEATTY, AN ESSAY CONTEST WAS SPONSORED BY THE AMERICAN LE- GION AUXELLERY AND WAS OPEN TO THE JUNIOR AND SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL. THE TOPIC OP THE JUNIOR HIGH GROUP WAS nWHAT KIND or AN AMERICAN AM l?' THE TOPIC FOR THE SENIOR GROUP WAS 'HON CAN THE UNITED STATES BEST QERVE THE WORLD?' THE FIRST ERXZE wAS 535, THE SECOND, 9109 AND THE THiRD, 35. iii fe I I Y X Xl Q es I K I, YN -IIIllEI:-f-45:S5:::5ll7zQZQQigi2iQjQ92il- QZQX .4 QI'