Hot Springs High School - Old Gold Book Yearbook (Hot Springs, AR)

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'ii Which one to twirp is the problem that faces Peggy llogers. Should it be Fred Loyd, Buclcly Neilson, or jackie Ricliarclson? Popular week for girls and Twirps This week was every girls chance to meet that cute boy in her history class. She might ask him out and not worry about appearing forward, for this was Twirp XVeek. This was the week when the fairer sex would do openly what they do very coyly the other fifty-one of the year, that is, be the stronger half. The gals toted the books, opened the doors, and footcd the bill, but there was compensation to this for our female friends. The boy of every girl's dreams, who had never noticed she existed, might very likely awaken to find her a very pleasing person. The Twirp dances -at noon added interest to the week, and the gyrations of male and female schoolmates caused much activity on the dance floor. The close of the week found many new friendships and much poorer girls who ap- preciated not being the permanent breadwinner. -A 5 Kangaroo Court sentences Mr. NVood to be for breaking Twirp NVeek rules. Twirn date to the show is enjoyed by john Kimeryas Elizabeth Cout- lee, buys the tickets. judges lioy Coulter, Benny Combs, and Steve Drazsnxak deliberate Frankie l'll'lllli'lS, sentence as Clerk joe Keene prepares to record it. l 4'Cuilty.i' proelainis the inry of some hapless offender up like a girl 28

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Good citizenship shown in HSHS Civic Week is a yearly project for the Student Council giving emphasis to the traits desired for all students and citizens. Each day has its specific label: Sunday is Co to Church Day, and everyone was invited to attend the First Presbyterian Church, Monday, Courtesy Day, when politeness reigned, Tues- day, Teacher Appreciation Day, and to show their appreciation the Student Council gave the teachers apples and everyone was especially considerateg NVQ-dnesday, Patriotic Day, which started with the student body attending the flag raising in front of the school, Thursday, Clean-up Day, and all the lockers got thorough cleaningsg and Friday, Be Prepared fwith les- sonsl Day. Results of this week were good, and as a finale, teachers made no homework assignments for the week end. Old Glory rises before reverent students on Patriotic Day. Teachers eat polished apples on Teacher Appreciation Day. Somebody goofetl on Clean-up Day. , .MW ,GE E2 Q :rw 'MI After mel Youll scarcely recognize these boys on Ct tesy Day. x