Colo High School - Memories Yearbook (Colo, IA)

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On the afternoon of Jan. 25, we faced the Milford team at Roland in the County Tournament. Due to lack of Tournament experience, we went down in a 51 to 42 defeat. But everyone put up a great fight. when we played in the Sectional Tournament of Feb. 7, we were able to defeat St. Anthony 45 to 50, The next night, when we met Randall, it was a GITTBPORU story. We played hard but they won 52 to 42. Betty Rogers was chosen captain, and Margaret Bell and Marybelle Hemping were chosen co-captains. We really used our heads this year. During the Collins game, Jean Ann Marsh Clshl tried to stand on , her head. This really added a 'thr111 to the game. Not to be out-done, Mary Bell KPee Wee? started bang- ing her head on the floor during the State Center game. She still insists that it cracked the floor. Since Betty Rogers' iDutchJ head was too hard to hurt, she just got lazy and fell on her back during the Cambridge game. fSome people are so clumsy!! Marybelle Hemping Kjust plain Hemoing to ual and Shirley Upchurch CUp1el, felt so bad because Margaret Bell CMarg1eD made more fouls than they did. Don't feel too bad girls, better luck next year. At the first of the season we had a mascot called 'Pedro.n He was a little blue and white dog, with a pink ribbon around his neck. After we had Pedro' awhile we decided he was bringing us bad luck instead of good luck, so after that we left him in the dog house. The saddest thing that happened this season was when our manager, Donna Dawson, was left at home during the Collins game. This was not intentional, but due to the fact that no one knew which corner she was going to get on at, she was left home with her magazines. We think that the next year's team will be the beet ever, and we wish them all the luck in the world.

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FUN AND FOLIC Mrs. Holiday: How much are those apples? Clerk: Fifteen cents a peck. Mrs. Holiday! what do you think I am, a bird? Don Wilson: Sure had some trouble out on the farm this morning. That electric milking machine got broke--so I hooked up ma's permanent wave machine instead. Mr. Orr: Did it work? Donald: Nope--and from now on I'm gonna have to milk bossie with a cork screw. She: gghn, dear, I wouldn't let anyone else kiss me like s. He: My name 1sn't John. When in hot water--be nonchalant--take a bath!! Dear Ma, - I Joined the Navy because I admired the way that the ships were kept so clean and tidy. But I never knew until after I Joined who keeps them so clean and tidy. Lovlngly yours, l Kenneth Smith ' ' it And there was the Scotchman who bought only one spur because he figured that as one side of the horse went, the other . would follow. s it Miss Verdinera what can you tell me about nitrates? Janet K. Well-er-they're cheaper than day rates. Said the little calf to the silo, 'Is my fodder in there?'