Heyburn High School - Pirate Yearbook (Heyburn, ID)

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is SOCIETY Nov. ll, 1927--Freshman Reception. The Freshman reception was the opening event of the year after the Freshies were paraded thru the building and treated rather rough. A short program was given. Dancing was the next feature. After dancing, a lunch of cocoa, pickles, sandwiches and cupcakes was served. All present had an enjoyable time and reported the initiation one of the best ever held at Heyburn High School. A Dec. 9, 1927-Junior Dance. On Friday, Dec. 9, the Junior class gave a dance after the basket ball games. A large crowd attended and a fine time was had by everyone. Jan. 13, 1928 After the basketball games with Albion the Seniors gave a dance in the auditorium. Most of the Albion players remained for the dance. A large crowd attended and everyone had a wonderful time. March 16, 1928-Freshman Dance. The Freshman dance given Friday for the Seniors was well at- tended. The hall was decorated in the Seniors' colors-red and black. Punch and wafers were served and an excellent time was had by everyone. March 23, 1928-Senior Carnival Dance sponsored by P. A. L. S. The Seniors gave a leap year dance in the auditorium. The hall was prettily decorated and the dance was very well attended. The music was excellent and everyone had a wonderful time, especially the boys. April 6, 1928-Junior-Senior Prom sponsored by Juniors. The crowning event of the season given April 6 was the Junior prom. The hall was beautifully decorated in the High School colors- red and white. A delightful lunch of punch and wafers was served. The music was splendid, the crowd was large and a better time could not have been had anywhere. Clara Morgan.

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I' GIRLS 1927-'28 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Hgyburn .,,.,,, ,,,,,,,,,, 1 4 R11p6I't . ........ 51 Heyburn ,-,,,,, ,,.,,,.... 2 Albion . ........ 22 Hgyburn ,,,,,,,, .,....... 3 Paul ...... ........ 7 2 'Heyburn ,-,,,,, ,.,,,,,,,, 2 3 Declo ........ ......... 1 6 Heyburn ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,., 8 Albion ...... ........ 9 Heyburn ,,,,,,, .......... 8 Paul ..... ........ 2 5 I-Ieyburn ,,,,,,, ..,.,..,.. 1 7 Declo ...... .10 Heyburn ,,,.,,, ,,,,..,... 4 8 Acequia ........ 4 Heyburn ,,,,,,, .,,,.,..,, 2 4 Hazelton ..... .............. ........ 4 0 Heyburn ,,,,,,, ,,,.,,,.,.. .4........ 1 2 Paul .......... .............................. 7 0 Total ............ 159 Total ............ 319 HE GIRLS basket ball practice started in November with a large turnout. After several weeks of practicing the team was picked for the iirst game, which was played with Rupert. They seemed quite unlucky for the first three games. The fourth game was played with Declo, the score being 23 to 16 in favor of Heyburn. Several weeks later new suits arrived. This seemed to put more pep into the girls and the next two games were in their favor. They attended the tournament the same time the boys did, this being February 17th and 18th with Paul, Declo and Albion girls teams present. Heyburn drew Paul and Paul disposed of them at the same time Albion beat Declo. This threw the girls out of the tournament, and basket ball was ended. All the girls are waiting patiently until the beginning of basket ball next season.

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ll!! DRAMATICS PLAYS , HPROF. PEPP JANUARY Presented by the Junior Class. Direction--Mr. Norris The Cast: Prof. Pepp ...................................... Ralph Morrison C. B. ,Buttonbuster ....... ..... C loyd Hollingworth Howard Greene ...... ............... N eldon Stocking Aunt Minerva ......... ........ D orothy Christensen Petunia Muggins .,..... .................... J ulia Payne Betty Gardner ....... ......... G olda Draper Peddlar Benson ........ ..... R aymond Scott Noisy Fleming ....... ...... B olen Beaver Kitty Clover ....... ..... E dith Fairchild Olga Stopski ....... ...... V irginia Payne Sim Batty ,.....,................................. Eldred Brower Synopsis of Scenes: y Prof. Pepp goes to stormy Russia to relax from a bad attack of nervousness Boris Ardoff, a former student under Pepp and himf self a Russian, discovers the professor and, harboring a grudge, plans a revenge. Through the efforts of Ardoff, the professor is introduced to the order of N ihilists, draws the fatal red ball and upon his shoulders falls the unhappy duty of killing the Princess Katcha Koffsky. This is the beginning of a hectic existence for Pepp, and rather than per- form the murder he flees to his beloved America. Olga Stopski is the new teacher of folk dancing in the school where Pepp holds sway, and as she is a Russian and a friend of Ardoff, she soon hears of the trick played on Pepp. The story becomes generally known and the pro- fessor is tortured by the ghoulish students. Old Buttonbuster, posing as a youth, and his son, Howard, both after the same girl, give a touch of romance to the story. Aunt Minerva is determined to get the man who' betrayed her twenty years ago. Clara Morgan.