Malad High School - Mirror Yearbook (Malad City, ID)

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' N .-. fer N X -Ef' x V! F H- Y' B KA' flflfzk 1 D A 3 L ., MAR. 8.-Elimination of Declam contestants down to three in each division by judges from the school's fac- ulty. lVlAR. 9.-Final contest of Declam. Miss Anna Boss of Logan High was the judge. Good competition. MAR. l0.-Special assembly. Baldy Strang in person. Boys from student body attempted to blow the bag- pipes but succeeded poorly. Yelling contest held between classes. juniors were winners. School self-chosen holiday. Yells and songs were given thru town led by Baldy Strang. Acrobatic stunts were furnished on each corner by students. ln the afternoon the students were entertained by Baldy Strang and Co. Pep rally held in eve- ning and Gym Club Program for parents at theatre. MAR. ll.-Gym Bond defeated! Poor old Malad! MAR. 13.-Special assembly for declam readings. High school operetta at night . MAR. l4.-Hurray!! No School!! Sub-district contest was held at Malad. MAR. 28.-Ag. Bawl was held. Decided success. Everyone had excellent time. APR. 4.-junior Prom. Who would have thot that the juniors could stage such an affair? MAY I9-23.-Exam Week!!!! We poor students have too much to do to bother with them, but what else are we to do? l950 Page Sez'ent3 n ne

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