CALENDAR (Continued) SEPTEMBER 1— Of all sad words of tongue or pen, the saddest are these SCHOOL OPENS AGAIN 6— Class work begins, officers of class are elected. 7— Student body chooses sponsors for classes. 12— Concert given by Lovington Band. 1 5—Band gives assembly. Played Monument in Football—Are the Cardinols Tough! Eunice 54, Monument 0. 16— Band goes to Lovington for Parade and Rodeo, swell time! 18—Special assembly, Negro Spirituals were sung. Scouts met in new Scout hall. 22— Teachers give assembly. Jal-Eunice Football game, the game of the yeor. Eunice 0, Jal 19. Better luck next time boys. 29— Assembly given by Chief Deerfoot. 30— You're doing swell Cardinals! Eunice goes to Artesia. The game was another big victory for Eunice 13, Artesia 6. OCTOBER 2— Band plays concert, and bridge party is held to raise money. The classes elected Carnival King and Queen, the race is on! 3— Faculty unfair to Senior class so we hear in Assembly. The Cords played Hagerman and won 38 to 6. Nice going boys! 13— Even if it is Friday 13 we were not afraid 'cause we beat Tatum in Football 64 to 0. Tonight first night of school carnival. 14— Second night of school carnival Allene Clower named school queen and Frosty Seabolt named King -from the Junior class. Junior football boys go to Brownfield for footboll gome-got a bad breok, Paul Herbert broke his leg and we lost the game 12 to 7. 20— Eunice plays Lovington, whot a game! Eunice 28, Lovington 7 21— Juniors play Monohans—Eunice 13, Monahans 6 23— Wink Choral Club gives special assembly. School turns out to see 'THE WIZARD OF OZ. 24— Eunice wins gome from Monument. Teachers leave for Albuquerque for Teachers Meeting. 30— Home Economics Club Initiation. Mary Margaret Carpenter elected football queen. Attendants-Mildred Flemming, Morcella Woods, Jerry A. Dunham, and Lucille Frazier. 31— Freshmen have party and go to preview afterward Halloween and Black Cats. NOVEMBER 3—Mr. Louis E. Diehl speaks in Assembly. 7—Pictures mode for the Annual. 10— Eunice plays Tatum, Mary Margaret Carpenter is crowned and gives the kickoff. Eunice wins 54 to 0. 11— Bond oes to Hobbs for Armistice day parode 15— Mr. McKay, President of Portales Junior College, speaks for Assembly. 17— Journalism class and Annual staff goes to El Paso, Edward Pool elected Vice President of the S. W. H. S. P. A. 23— Mr. Clark, the State Supervisor, visits school. 24— School has their first picture show. 27— School building dedicated by Governor Miles. Band Hall dedicated in memory of Emily Jean Palmer PALMER HALL Auditorium named CONWAY AUDITORIUM. 28— Oh! Those pesky tests again!
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