College High School - Rhetorette Yearbook (Warrensburg, MO)

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6 css coLTs TROUNCE LEETON BULLDOGS The College High Colts won their first conference game Mon- day cnight by defeating the Leeton 'Bulldogsn 57 to 170 The Colts led the Bulldogs at the end of the first quarter ll 5 and continued to lead them a the half 194110 The Colts ame back in the second half to increase their margin to 15 points at the end of the third quarter In the final period the Colts played conservative ball and held the Bulldogs to 4 points while scoring 9 points and winning the game 57ml70 The HBH team won their fifth Leeton HBH squad 55e17o The Colts are to play in the Warsaw Tournament Nov, 18-190 BE SURE TO BE THERE TO SUPPORT YOUR TEAM - COLTS 57 F G Earp O 2 Etter 1 2 Elwell 1 4 Wilcoxin l 2 Irle 4 l Yancy O 1 Halley 1 ' l Fitterling 1' sly, TOTAL ' 9 14 JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL-TOURNAMENT A Junior High School Baskets ball ctournament will be held January 5 7 CQHOS. players are working hard to win for our school We have some good Jun- ior High boys eligible for this contest Best of luck to them! NI don't think I look forty, do nyou, dear?n Why, no0.o,,ooo.0not any more.n ry ' Q t ' c R 4 consecutive game defeating the 6 525 E E 1 2 f 1 Q 2 I 5 E 1 Q O 1 2 1 14 FAMILY PLAY NIGHT Family play night was am success even though the weamg was bad and prevented manyfw attendingo Miss Gilbert led commumt singing and following this, pfi1m,Hw1nd From The West? W showns , Everyone semned'to enjoy ph! ing penny bingo, penny cakewm Vglley ball, and cards., At 'G climax of the evening, evmq joined in square dancingo m Hillary Hunter and his daugme Hilda May, received the boxn candy for the prize square dm ersn Russel Ward won the boxn candy for guessing the neama number of grains of corn M jars The Leaders Club undert sponsorship of Miss Jameisond serves much credit for planm such an enjoyable evenings 3 CLUB NEWS The W Club members are sm ing W Club cards to fam students who have lettered' sports at College Highs Thelh includes names of studentsow a period of twenty yearso cards will admitthem to foowd and basketball games of ' C0 M. S, Co and Laboratory. cards will be sent as soon! the list has been completedn The W Club is making mlib for the pictures of former len will be School mens This book College Laboratory easily available to those inw estedo The W Club are alsoi terested in shining the tromm haven't N ln the cases They the date or the times Thema bers of the W Club have sled Tommy Hammond for shining W tP0Phies for this years