Alamosa High School - El Alarado Yearbook (Alamosa, CO)

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FRESHIES PliAY EAST SIDE The green Freshies played the East Side School March 3 in the High School auditorium. Both games were very fast (?) and our girls defeated their oppo- nents with the score of 11-8. The boys, however, did not show their usual pep and came out at the small end of the score, 16-2. Eunice Evans played the promi- nent role of referee in the girls ' game. The boys had the good luck to obtain the well-known Amos San- chez as referee. We all feel sure that when the Freshies assume the title of Bright Seniors, A. H .S. will have the championship teams. Good work, Freshies! Keep up the class spirit and show the school you have the pep. PARENTS GIVE A BANQUET TO AES. JTHLETES On Wednesday evening, the fifth of March, Masonic Hall was the meeting place of a festive gathering of young people. On this memor- able night the parents entertained the athletes of the High School and the members of the Midget Messen- ger staff at a turkey banquet. The hall was tastefully decorated in the school color s, maroon and white. Posters representing the various school activities occupied promi- nent places on the wall. The table for the guests was in the form of a large A in the center of the room, while the parents and friends occu- pied side tables. Maroon and white pennants containing the menu a program floating from white sta dards served as place cards. The tables were decorated with red and white carnations. Mr. Allen acted as toastmaster and the followin program was admirably rendered: ? ng Tho Trial, of .0 Editor- Farnham. The Cub Reporter— Margare pleton. Our Football Coach — Wilbert Cracken. Our Basketball Coach — Robert aret Sta- Ibert Mc- Whitmbre. White Hopes — Eunice Mrs. .... Hooper ' s Evans. Our Chaperon — Geraldine Herri man. Our Athletics — Mr. Evans. Our Parents — Mildred Deuel Our Sons and Daughters — Mi M. K. Herrick. Mrs. L. L. Herriman, representing the committee in charge, thanked the business men, teachers and par- ents for their enthusiastic support. Mr. Herrick then delivered an ex- temporaneous talk commending the work of the faculty and the school board, which received hearty ap- pl use. The following delectable viands were served by the Beauceant ladi Fruit Cocktail Turkey Dress Mashed Potatoes ' Gravy Carrots and Peas Buttered Rolls Perfection Salad Ice Cream Cake Coffee Mints After the banquet ,the tables were removed and the assembled party derived a great deal of amusement from the informal Leap Year dance that ensued. Those not interested in dancing adjourned to the billiard room and spent the rest of tha eve- ning there indulging in games of various sorts and de scriptions.