Heyburn High School - Pirate Yearbook (Heyburn, ID)

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i ll!! J an. Jan. Jan. Jan. J an. Jan. J an. Jan. J an. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar Mar Mar. Mar M ar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Apr. May May CALENDAR-C0nt'd 13--Heyburn plays Albion. 13-Seniors give dance. 17-Freshmen tack up their pennant. 18-Semester exams. begin. How I wish I had studied. 21-Paul vs. Heyburn in basket ball. 23-Junior class present the play, Prof. Peppf' 24-More order of 4:45 classes. 24-Juniors and Seniors have chance to become salesmen for Curtis Publishing Company. , 25-Mr. Norris becomes sick. 27-Basket ball game with Declo-Victory! 27-Basket ball game with Acequia. 8-Freshmen girls of Heyburn show Rupert Freshmen girls they are not so slow. 9-Raymond learns not to play with matches in English class. 13-Arrival of new English teacher, Mrs. Rencher. 14---Everyone receiving electric shocks. 17-Tournament at Albion. Heyburn boys show their ability by winning first place. 25-Boys ability to play is again tested at Hazelton. Win second place. 27-Bolin breaks the news of the arrival of a new Freshman. 4-Begin to play indoor baseball. 14-Mrs. Rencher is going to teach public speaking class how to give orations. 16- VVrite in ten minutes the names of fifty national men and tell why each is important, says Mr. Young. 16-Miss Geier does not like the idea of being locked up in typewriting room. 16-Freshmen give dance. 19-The president of the Senior class decides to take a rest. 19-Four Junior girls go joy riding. But what are.the conse- quences? 23-Juniors sell ice cream cones. 23-P. A. L. S. Club of Senior class gives the boys a chance to be wall flowers. 29-Liscomb displays his ability as a seamstress. 6--Junior a.nd Senior prom. l3+Baccalaureate services. 18-Commencement exercises. And now our year is ended. Dorothy Christensen.

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is il OUR CLASS OF '29 When our school days are past and over, And we all have had our fun, There will still be a lingering memory Of the class of twenty-nine. There were thirty to start as Freshmeng When Sophomores at few were goneg As juniors the number diminished, From the class of twenty-nine. We will always remember as Freshmen The times that passed awayg , When we overworked our pencils But let our minds go astray. We will hold in our memory as Sophomores The things we usedto dog Of the loyalty, study and spirit That carried us through. We may be scholars or teachers We may be farmers' sons, but The best of life is that which was spent As Juniors of twenty-nine. When we 're old and gray and feeble - And our sight is all but gone. May we sit and think in the twilight Of the jolly things that were done In the class of twenty-nine. Virginia Payne