Ord High School - Chanticleer Yearbook (Ord, NE)

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79 4 Sept. 9. 11 Sept. . Sept. 12. Sept. 14. Dre! cgufumn fakndaz SEPTEMBER First day! Freshies learn meaning of insignificant . Mr. Cass gives students a warm reception at first convoca- tion. Fire drill is the topic. All school mixer. Dale exhibits his ability to carry fair lady. School heads meet to plan the Loup Valley Activities Pro- gram. Home rooms organize? Why? Sept. 16. Sept. 17.-19. County fair! Auto races! Two whole afternoons off. Some Sept. 23. Sept. 25. Sept. 27. 30 Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. 1. 2. 4. 7. 9. 10. 11. 15. 18. 21. 22 Oct. 24-25. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. 31. 1. 8 9. 12. 15. 18. 20. 22. 28. 28-30. took three. Girl Reserves hold a council meeting. Students crowd around book room to get first issue of the Oracle. G.A.A. girls attend rush party in gym suits. Twenty-five to nothing, with Scotia at the zero end. Loyal Juniors lead in stamp book sales. Hi-Y boys enjoy chili soup. A peppery time was had by all. OCTOBER What do your eyes have to do with your knows ? Mr. Par- kins comes up to find out. Faculty wives bake wafflesg football boys stow them away. Rally 'round the square boys ! Beat St. Paul! WE DID. Girl Reserves tramp miles to find a hidden treasure--lolly- pops. Such weather! But what can one expect? It's G.A.A. Play Day. The opportunity of a life time--a chance to go on the stage-- Junior Play tryouts. Columbus attends football rally in person. Who broke the Broken Bow? Ord did. Normal Trainers enjoy their annual skip day. Fond mothers come out to see their sons wallop Burwell. Some prefer blondes, but Mr. Cowel's Home Room enjoys Freckles at the movies. What did you get? Oh well, We needed a vacation to recuperate after seeing grades. The goblins will get you, if you don't watch out. NOVEMBER Chanticleers and Ravenna grid warriors tie up. Laverne and Leonard discover f'The Importance of Being Earnest. A red letter day for the football boys and the band. A day in Lincoln and a Husker game. Believe it or not! An afternoon in an evening. National Education week-on exhibition for our parents. Ord and Arcadia too well matched-a scoreless tie. Girl Reserve candle light service. Seniors display talent in convocation broadcast and valor in color scraps. Sargent here. Ord comes out on top with the Loup Valley Championship in sight. Too bad, Loup City! The Chanticleers had to be the Valley champions. Thanks for the vacation.

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Cyganficfsaz acuffy September! School bells! Mother calling up the stairs, Hurry now and get down to breakfast, or you'll be late to school? Good-bye, long morning naps, farewell swimming hole, fishing rod, and porch swing, so long, idle, care-free days. Vacation becomes a memory, and school a reality. Now the hours are filled with routine and the head crammed with learning. Registration day! See that seventh grader who is so thrilled to be attending school at the North Building. There comes a country Fresh- man approaching with fear and trembling, and a town Freshman with a certain importance that is not entirely untinged with green. Now follows a Sophomore with the swagger of the man who knows the ropesv-he may learn there are two or three he hasn't discovered yet. Next a couple of Juniors enter with the determination to argue their way into a course that will offer the path of least resistance to their brilliant minds. Then a group of Seniors stroll in, confident that they will soon be winning a prominent place in Ord High School's Hall of Fame. Registration over! Courses lined up! The old students linger to chat with Mr. Bell and Mr. Cassg the new students meet them for the first time and go away agreeing that superintendents and principals are quite human after all. But what of the teachers? The first day arrives and every one's curiosity is satisfied. Old teachers are welcomed back and the new ones are soon made to feel at home. Students form opinionsg teachers do, too. Teachers struggle to match new names and faces while the pupils explore new texts and start decorating note book covers. Poor faculty! Another nine months of turning raw material into finished products! XVilhu1' D. Cass, Principal Billiard lv. IZ:-ll, Superintvnileni A. B., Nebraska YVesleyan: X B.. Peru: M, A. University of Nebraska N! X l sity ol' Y l l l l 3 5 6