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IHI' lIINI'R A I' IIIXYTYFIFN HIGH SCI-IO OL CALENDAR +fC0NTlNUEDl Baseball game with Benton at Banxite. Benton 3, Bauxite 1. Baseball game with Malvern at Malvern. Malvern 0, Bauxite 7. Literary Society gave an open program which was appreciated by the patrons and friends ot' the school. This time we took revenge on Benton by showing them some real stuff. Benton 4, Bauxite 14. Did it again today. Benton 1, Bauxite 13. Conway Hi Visits us. We cop the game 6 to 2. Second game of the Conway series. VVe repeat the process 6 to 1. Q MAY Little Bock Hi rains down on us but we evaporate them 4 to tl. Third trip in charge ot' Mrs. Hueker to Hot Springs. Much in- terest was manifested in the parks and public buildings. and 12. DeWitt Hi comes over to see some ot' o-ur brand ot' baseball. This time we cannot solve the DeVVitt puzzle and we lose two games. DeWitt 6--t, Bauxite 2-0. Bev. T. P. Clark, ot' Hamburg, preaches the Commencement Sermon. We go to Little Bock and defeat Little Bock 1 to 0. This was the best game ot' the season. Prof. B. W. Torreyson, President ot' the Arkansas State Teach- ers' College, delivered the graduating address. Mr. W. A. Jack- son delivered the certificates of graduation to the Senior Class. Oh boy! Ainit we glad! NVbere,s little Willie?
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-vs I l l l N 1 i 1 l l l Y4..i.-W., --. HIGH SCHOOL C,fLENvlLLlR f tCeNt1'INUH1vl The girl cagesters go down to Salem and take a game 13 to 3. Alas! The girls go to Malvern and are SXVilllllJCll to the tulle of ti to 1. MARCH Little Willie is disappointed when he takes a peep at the calen- dar and finds that April l is on Sundav. Basketball today. Mt. Olive boys and girls come up with the expectation of simply smothcring the locals. but return to their sylvan haunts with the boys' game standing 17 to 9 and the girls' game 8 to 5 in favor of Bauxite. Mrs. Rucker took her classes on the first of a series of trips for visual instruction. We visited Terrv Dairy Farm. Kirkpatrick Poultry Pens, and Schleisler Farm where we were instructed in the best methods for carrying on, these important vocations. Second trip of the series. VVe visited several places of interest in Little Bock. Among these places were Terry Dairy Creamery, the State Capitol, the Blind School. Deaf-Mute Institute, and the Penitentiary. We came near losing Fred Caple at the last named place. We realized that it would never do to visit the Hospital for the Insane, hence we gave that place a wide berth. The trip afforded many educational advantages. The Senior Class in Cooking entertained the Board of Directors and other prominent citizens ot' Bauxite at a splendid luncheon. First baseball game of the season. The local team evencd up things hy handing Malvern a defeat of 4 to 2. APRIL ' Too bad! Today is Sunday and little VVillie is still nursing his disappointment. Baseball game here with North Little Bock. Locals 4, N. L. B. 9. Debating Team leaves for Fayetteville to participate in the State Championship Debate. This trip was made possible by the American Bauxite Company. Our team made a splendid show- ing. Baseball game with DeWitt at DeVVitt. DeWitt 8, Bauxite 7. Baseball game with DeVVitt at DeVVitt. DeWitt 10, Bauxite 12. .QIX THI' UINI'
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l'At.l1 YI-I Y Y., ,m ., BAUfl'I'l'E S. L A. V A MYW OCAL S. l. A. history extends intermittently, over a I by N17 97 QP' s 1, .--Mn-', : A-. fa: 5, 'EUQ-'tx -' -'er :MTA lg,,ig5..-at 1.5, :N c Elf-fflfi???'fiiQ '! xo' MY Zv.Vp'?v9 y -new any 5 . Af. J'1,r'St ., 'l , .f.-rv iw ,, 1 - -A ' Q 'i E1 tg.: me , Y period ot' fourteen years. ln 1909-1910, Miss Edith Heicharat, State S. l. A. organizer, assisted in organizing the first S. l. A., or School lllI1ll'0VClllCIll Association, in Bauxite. Of the charter members, only four remain here today and these, as it happens, were officers: Mrs. J. R. Gibbons, president: Mrs. W. A. Rucker, vice-president, Mrs. G. B. Rogers, treasurerg Mrs. H. N. Sanges, corresponding secretary. From these older members, we learn many interesting experiences of early S. l. A. days in Banx- ite. They tell us of a three day siege of spring school house clean- ing and many other strenuous undertakings, but to offset these things, they tell us of lovely picnics4 merry-go-round and all -and other rousing good tilnes of various sorts. The personnel ot' officers re- mained much the same tln'o'ugh the second, third and fourth years of the organ ization, except Mrs. Rucker succeeded Mrs. Gibbons as president. The organization lapsed after this but left the old S. l. A. spirit alive and, when it was reorganized in 1916 all the former workers who were in town and many newer residents and teachers joined Mrs. W. L. Connevey, the newly-elected president, and her corps of officers in lllillilllg a live-wire body for another two year period. During this time domestic science equipment, laboratory supplies, school garden, much sanitary work and about S5100 in books was the principal work of the S. l. A. At the close of the period 3556.63 re- mained in the treasury. t This amount formed the nucleus of funds for the 1922 organiza- tion. - Un Januaiy 19, 1922, again the spirit moved the school folk of Bauxite to resurrect this vital organ of school life. This time Mrs. J. F. Gibbons, president: Mrs. J. A. Waggener, vice-president, Mrs. George Cole, secretary: Mrs. J. VV. Lewellen, treasurer: and Mrs. S. H. Pace, corresponding secretary, made the personnel of officers. Little time was lost in preliminaries-or afterwardsgand the close of the school year saw lnany results of S. I. A. activities. There were fifty members enthusiastically working and fine co-operation was shown by all BauXiters not actively enrolled. Due to this splendid l'r.Nf1 ixhmziv THA VIN! K
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