Ignacio High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Ignacio, CO)

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 ;- x .. BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Edward Floyd, Charles Allen, Bobby Payne, Walter Turner, Kurt Christensen, Paul Daulton, Billy Bryan. SECOND ROW: Bob Neher,Elbert Floyd.Canova Corns,Dick Morris, Lavern Moser, Scoutmaster Connell, James Briggs. TROOP COMMITTEE S. F. St icher. R. J. I. E. Hn.s s ‘ted't ............. Boll The Boy Scouts of America, Troop No. 103 of Ignacio,Colorado, is sponsored by Ignacio High School. The Troop was organized September 5, 1938 with a membership of eight boys, but soon after, it was enlarged by nearly twice the number. J. E. Connell is Scoutmaster and Lawrence Wiseman is Assistant Scoutmaster. Thoro are two patrols, the Woodpecker and the Beaver . The Boy Scout organization is very helpful to many thousands of boys. The aim of the organization is to prepare boys all over the world for hotter citizonship. The boys who havo passed their tenderfoot tests are as follows: Elbert Floyd, Edward Floyd, Dick Morris.Bobby Payno, Kenneth Miller, Lavern Moser, Kurt Christensen, Paul Daulton, Canova Korns, Billy Bryan, Dick Copeland, and Walter Turner.

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FIRST ROW: Lois Daulton, Rose Marie Floyd, Evelyn Wright, Barbara Turner, Dorothy Joan Bell, June Turner. SECOND ROW; Uargarot Flack,Geneva Bryan,Betty Floyd, Ila Mae Moser, Alice Mario Sonnors, Eva Loo Rister. THIRD ROW: Miss Burgoss, Jean Morris, Kathryn Chipman, Eilono Jonos, Ella Marie Flack, Miss Orr. 1 Being a Girl Scout teachos bettor sportsaanship; it teaches a girl the importance of being honest and loyal. The Girl Scout learns about animals and nature,and to bo kind and considerate to others. The Girl Scout learns how to live in the open, and to build a fire and oook with little or no equipment. She learns first aid. Tho Girl Scouts in Ignacio were organized the first part of this year undor the direction of Miss Patricia Orr Miss Loida Burgess, and now have seventeon girls who have passed their tenderfoot roquiroaents.A nuaber have now stwted their second class requirements. The girls who have passed their tenderfoot requirements are as follows: Betty Floyd, Barbara Turnor, Loretta Mullon, Eilone Jones, Betty Jones, Alice Marie Sonnors, June Turner, Ila Mao Mosor, - athryn Chipman, Genova Bryan,Margarot Flack, Ella Mario Flaok, Joan Morris, Eva Lee Rister, Lois Daulton, Dorothy Joan Bell, Evelyn Wright. fi w‘J-vC -vic£vK M—1 CD 1C

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JUNIOR PLAY The Junior Class presented their play on December 9. Introducin' Susan by Jay Tobiic is the mixiest of all farces. Dick Heather-by gets into plenty of trouble with three characters, (one of them a. man) posing a his wife, but when his real wife shows up at the inopportune tine, things really start to pop. Violet, the butlor-loving cook, and her prize-fighter brother pull a lot of laughs, as did the rest of the cast. The characters are as follows: DICK HEATHLRDY, young college professor----------Elbert Floyd SUSAN, his real wife-------------------------- Fayo Jack DIANA, Dick's. ex-sweotheart(tomporary wife)--------Kay Chipman VIOLET, tho cook(also temporary wife)--------------Mary Kincaid CYCLONE, Violet's prizo-fightor brother-----------Harry Pearson BUDDY CHALMERS, college football player, (also temporary wife)------------—-----------------------—-Roger Johnson BABS, Buddy's girl (also temporary butler)----Francos Campbell HILLINGTON ROSS, Susan's old admirer------------Phillip Smith JIM DONOVAN, Susan's quick-tempered father--------James Briggs AUNT CORDELIA QUACKENBUSH, Dick's wealthy aunt (and lecturer)-----------------------------------Nellie Kenison MIKE, an asylum attendant--------------------------------Steven Garcia IKE, another one------------------------------------------Frank Aboyta It is the laughingest play you have over soen. safe