Kingman High School - Hualapai Yearbook (Kingman, AZ)

Page 27 text:

Glorious Day! Thru came November. A new marking period started, report cards were handed out. and the students finally completely set- tled in to school. Of course, there were'the usual freshman falling down stairs, fire-crackers blowing up. and pot raids in the park. But without these it wouldn't he November. There were some biggies in November, too. National Honor Society brought in new Members. The football honors were awarded. The Juniors heal the Seniors in powder puff football and also managed to put on a play. And the biggest of all biggies — Turkey Da . November was also the pink slip month. It was hunting season and for some reason for which we the students will never under- stand. if your old man and old lady say it's okay, it's okay to take a couple of days off to try and plug a 12 point buck. Left: The winning touchdown for the Junior powder puffers. Below left: K” Hill in November after being fixed up by Key Clubbers. Below: Are these respectable Grade feA” Seniors Cheating? 23

Page 26 text:

The Month of the Turkey! Right: At one of the November field trips, Jane Conrad takes a deep look into the twilight zone. Below Right: Nancy .Morton shows her spirit of November at pep assemblies. Below: Pam Cochran and Bean Kern make the Junior Class Play a smash. ♦•4

Page 28 text:

December Right: We had a new thing thin year, the Christman Parade with DECA riding in the truck. Below: This paper tree was made to give KHS a more Christmassy ” look. The Candy Stripers, although not a school sponsored club, are prac- Would Be” letter Girls clean halls for ini- ticing Christmas Carols to sing at the Hospital. tiation. Looks as if Mr. Dean Honsinger is doing all the work!