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PIRATE DAY Helen Glaser Sophomore Float Apple Blossom Wedding Harry in his glory » 21
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PIRATE DAY Pi5!ate Day traditional since 1926, began with initiation or the freshman class. This ceremony was under the super- vision of vindictive sophomores. Following initiation, the faculty, as judges, chose the Pirate King and Queen: Martin Kulm and Alma Eichelberg, and their attendants, Harry Linder and Marcella Balliet. .. P m saw Melvln Tuscher, Pirate Day Marshal, guide the 13 floats, each depicting a song, through the streets of Leola. Prizes for the most original and beautiful floats were awarded. Although a football game had been scheduled with Hecla for the afternoon entertainment, it was necessary to post- pone it because of rain. Festivities were brought to a climax with the homecomine- n Mn eatUring B1i K11 z,S Band’ at the Masonic Tempi!. Dancing, games, and lunch made this one of the most memorable homecomings of Leola High School. Without A Song Third Prize Chorus Float Happy Birthday To You --Second Prize Senior Class Float
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SCENE II FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: Larry Klndelspire, Gordon Schanzenbach, James Crouch, Melvin Tuscher, James Gilliland, James Weissar, LeRoy Rath, Melvin Schanzenbach. SECOND ROW: Hr. Gilliland, Lee Conahan, James Rath, Martin Haase, Harry Hauffe, Orley Rath, Ralph Sears, Mr. Turnwall. THIRD ROW: Fred Hilgemann, Arnold Kusler, George Silver, Martin Kulm, Allen Kulm, Monte Goodrich, Stanley Keim, Larry Krein. The Leola Pirates six man squad were runners up in the North Central Conference football season to the Claremont Honkers. Claremont took the measure of Leola in their first encounter with the Pirates by a close score of 31 to 22. In the second game at Claremont the Honkers trounced the Pirates 31 to 7. SEASON RECORD: Leola—22—Claremont--31 Leola--56—Barnard----14 Leola--31—Recla------17 Leola--7--Claremont--31 Leola—24—Barnard-----7 Total 140 lOO SEASONS STANDINGS: W L Claremont 6 0 Leola 3 2 Hecla 1 4 Barnard 1 5
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