Colo High School - Memories Yearbook (Colo, IA)

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CLASSES FRESHMAN CLASS Donald Andrew, Dick Banks Vernon Becvar, Ray Cummings, Merle Eggers, Gordon Hemplng, Clare MeIntosh,.Robert White, Mary Bell, Beverly Bowers, Patty Dunahoo, Phyllis Jay, Jean Jones, Janet Knudson, Jean Marsh, Alice Mattingly, and Lois Nowlan. Sponsor: Miss Reta Verdiner SOPHOMORE CLASS , Ted Cummings, Richard Farren, Donald Jones, James McCoy, Kenneth Moeller, Sherman Cleveland, Lee Ingham, Richard Untrauer, Doris Branon, Ruby Davis, Betty Jean Deming, Arlene King, Mary Ann Lounsberry, Audrey Shickell, Barbara Stevenson, Ardeth Upchurch, and Sarah Zelsneiss. Sponsor: Mr. H. L. Bulgren. JUNIOR CLASS Robert Becvar, Gene Bcster, Richard Cable, Raymond Ethington, Virgil Hapes, Nyle Hartwig, Carl Huse, Jack D Koch, Herbert Nelson, Robert Quinn, Arthur Riese, Darwin Sehmellik Howard Schaeffer, Gerald Wengert, Arnold Weuvs, Galen Weuve, Donald Wilson Mary Jean Becvar Marybelle 1-ramping, men Schnur, fola smith, ana ahh-ny Upchurch. Sponsors: Mrs. Olive Holliday and Hr. K, H. Orr.

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1944 SCHOOL CALENDAR 1945 AUGUST School started August 28, with B2 high school pupils and 154 grade school students. SEPTEMBER On September 8 the faculty sponsored a dance--the theme was a bell. Cn September 15 the freshmen were initiated. The girls wore shirtstbsokllrdl and slacks. The boys wore skirts and blouses. Their 'make-up' was put on by the Sophomore boys. OCTOBER On October 5, the Seniors had e dance, it was carried out with a moon theme. On October ld, the Juniors gave a play called, 'Beads on a String.' NOVEMBER There was no school on November 2, S, 8 4, because of State Teacher's Convention. The Juniors held a dance on November 17,--the theme was Thanksgiving. School was dismissed on November 23, for Thanksgiving vacations DECEMBER December says enough! On December 22, school let out for Christmas vacation. The defeat or the boys over the girls in selling basketball season tickets, resulted in a party for the boys given by the girls. , JANUARY N J a January 2, school reopened after Christmas vacation. On January 24, the G1r1's County Tournament started and on January Sl, the Bcy's County Tournament. FEBRUARY The operetta 'Tom Sawyer' was presented by the grade school on February 9. On the 7th the C1rl's Sectional games were played and on the 28th the Boy's Sectional. MARCH The Scphomores held a school party March 9, and on March 12, Jean Roche represented Colo at the County Sielling Bee in Nevada. ,She von second place. The High Schoo presented an operetta Narch'lB, Fhearts and B ossoms.' March 25, was the dats the Seniors observed their skip day. APRIL April 6 andl? the Preliminary State Music Contest was held at Marshalltown with 9 entries. ,April l5,'the Junior- Senior Banquet was held.. April 20, the,Sen1ors presented a play-'Aunt Susie Shoots the Works.' The Freshmen were in charge or the last dance. MA! Baccalaureate was held Nay 6, and Commencement lag 10. So ended the school year on Hay ll. School was out ! . !