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Gdemfaa Sept. 9-The Bearcats lumbered back to school today after their three months intellectual hibernation. Sept. zo-This year's crop of cubs were soundly cuffed at initiation and then properly thrilled by their first school hop-the Senior Dance. Sept. 25-The Girls' League rounded up all the she-bears for the first meeting of the year. Sept. 27-G-r-r-r-r-r-r-ah!! G-r-r-r-r-r-r-r-ah!! The Bearcats warmed up on their first rally of the season. Sept. 28-The Bearcats really tore King City apart today with a score of zo to o. Sept. 30-The feminine felines sharpened their claws for the beginning of the Girls' Interclass Sports. Oct. 2-The story goes that the he-men of the school were as gluttonous as bears at the Father and Son Banquet tonight. Oct. 4-Those up and coming juniors sported School Spirit in the form of Hashy class rings for the first time today. Oct. 4-Many were the ruffled furs when the Bearcats read the first edition of the paper today. Oct. 5-Arroyo Grande took us for a tumble in football today. The score: 6 to o. Oct. 9-The C. S. F. formally initiated their new brain-cubs today. Oct. 11-In a scuffle with Atascadero we won with the score I9 to 13. Oct. I 1-The Bearcats rolled out to stomp with the Glee Club at the second school dance of the year. Oct. 12-Take it easy, Bearcats. Iust because it is Pioneer Dav and we are just naturally wild and woolly doesn't mean that we can get away with too much rough stuff. Oct. 14-When sniffing up the first National Assembly of the year we got our muzzles slightly cooled. By what-? Merely Liquid Air. Oct. 15-The Brawny Bearcats of the P. R. Club initiated a few more cubs into their midst. Oct. 17-The usually playful Bearcats are frown- ing today. Could it be that the Dumb Ani- mal reputation has caught up with us in the fonn of report cards? Oct. 18-It seems that the Under-cub Junior is now the Upper-cub . The drive for sale of Student Body Tickets was won by no other. Oct. 19-Those playful Bearkittens tied the score with Lompoc: their Seniors, the A team pawed right through with a score of I3 to 6. Oct. 19-zo-Nothing like roaming new territory, so the Girls' League Cabinet attended a con- ference in Pacific Grove. Oct. 25-Stomp, Stomp, Stomp!! to the auditor- PAGE FIFTY-TWO ium for the important rally, where we rolled off with a new school hymn. Oct. 26-Grin and Bear it. The Bearcats fought tooth to tooth, fur to fur, and claw to claw with the San Luis Tigers. We lacked the points but never the spirit. Oct. 29-Something new! CYey, you! Curiosity killed the cat!D Featuring Teach's girls' inter- class sports, Coach's 6 man football, and any meeting needed. - Activity Period!! Oct. 31-VVhat with goblins and witches and ghosts, us old cats just had to get in and scratch a little mischief up--after all, Hallo- we'en comes only once a year. Nov. 1-Those little Bearkittens tumbled all over the field with Cambria, winning with the score: I4 to 6. Nov. 2-The bear went over the mountain, the bear went over the mountain-and what did he see? The other side of the mountain and, of course, Santa Maria. Or so say the C.S.F. members who made the expedition in search of the district meeting. Nov. 4-The F.F.A. officers Cvery serious folks indeedD journeyed to San Luis to attend train- ing school. Nov. 8-Don't look now, but, those grades have rolled around again. ' Nov. 9-The end of football season was a dam good tussle that left us slightly underpar-14 to 6. However, we got off to a good start by winning first place in our first Cross Country Meet of the season. Nov. 11-Peace! Armistice Day brings a one day vacation. Nov. I4-In the soft glow of candles the Girl Reserves were solemnly recognized tonight. Nov. 16-23-There is nothing a Bearcat is more thankful for-sleep and food. And this is the time to replenish ourselves-Thanksgiving. Nov. 28-The Annual Staff does double duty on a Turkey Dinner-Thanks to our editor-in- chief, Carl Stoltenberg. Nov. 25-zo-Here comes Snow VVhite and her dwarfs Calias the newest brawns of the P. R. Clubl. Nov. 29-Is it football? No! Is it baseball? No! Is it tennis? No! I mean yes! Anyhow it was an all season's sport dance sponsored by the P. R. Club. Nov. 30-Those she-bears have been galavanting around the country againg this time to land at San Luis for Girls' Sport Day. Dec. 2-6-Are you sick? I'm sick, everyone is sick-or so the school authorities think. Any- how vacation is good for the soul. Dec. 12-Those deep meditators, the C.S.F. grabbed a little relaxation and a lot of fun- the occasion, a Christmas Party.
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Qdwalaa Dec.13-Our first scuflie on the basketball court -and Arroyo Grande landed on the bottom. Dec. 13-The Senior boys rolled off a little skit for assembly today-all about a marriage cere- mony. Tch, Tch, we never would have guessed it. Dec. 16-Frank Preston Johnson boiled down the facts of old sources for the student body today, and served us new opportunities. Dec. 19-The Cross Country team ended a vic- torious season with the C.I.F. Meet. Dec. 19-Music! Some stuif! The way the Band and Orchestra dished it out at the Mid-winter Concert, the Bearcats ate it up like honey. Dec. zo-The Christmas story was told in a musical pageant by the combined Glee Clubs. Dec. zo-Ian. 6-Yes, No, Yes, No, Yes. We have been good and Santa Claus is bringing us two whole weeks of vacation. Ian. r-Up pop those country brothers again! This time the F.F.A. gave a program over the radio. Ian. ro-Don't look now but that guy who is talking isn't talking. Don't ask me! Ask Alva Bowers. He's the ventriloquist around here. Ian. 17-He, sheg him, her. Darned if I know who asked whom.-G. L. Dance. Ian. 24-A Beeg Meestery! A slightly Daffy one too. That's the product of the dramatic intelligencia of the junior Class. Jan. 27-M-M-M-M-M! The bearcats got their eyes and ears full of .................... P What do you call it, anyway?-Miss Muriel Goodspeed Most Talented Girl. Feb. 1-Biff! Bang! Boom! and a few crashes mixed in. That's what happened when those rough F.F.A. boys went to town CI mean down D at the Boxing Show tonite. Feb. 18-Hi ya Butch! Come on down an' dig in the Dumps with me for a little Hobo Stew! So say the Girl Reserves tonight. Feb. 26-The county championship! That's what the A and B Basketball teams just missed, and the C team ran away with tonite. March 5-Meet the young man of the world. And we do mean of the world-Delbert Har- ter, presented by National Assemblies. March 7-Low lights, sweet music, and every Girl Reserve with her best guy, spells the Girl Reserve Formal and a swell time for all. March rr-The F. F. A. treated their pappies tonight to a feed-it was plenty nice. March I4'MUSlC, Music, Music, everywhere! -County Orchestra festival! March 18-The Ir. Lettermen have the right idea about initiation! A pot luck supper! March 21-M-M-M-M-M-M! Do Bearcats love music! And mentioning music-That Cal Poly assembly rolled off some sweet sophisti- cated stuif that was sure soft on the ear. March 28-The C. S. F. members Cbetter known as Califomia Stupid Fatheadsj attended a Conference in Turlock this weekend. April 1- . . . Whoops!-it's Rul1es' Day. April 3-Do Bears love honey and do we love honeys! The general idea-The Redlands Glee Club Assembly was all right!! April 4-Those freshmen showed off by giving us a dance tonight. April 4-12-What does spring bring that is good for the heart and the soul?-vacation! April I8-The musical Bearcats rolled off for a spree again-the County Glee Club Festival! April 23-Yehudi! Don't look now but those Seniors . . . just aren't!! It's Senior Ditch Day! April 24-There is something about a soldier that . . .!-A super assembly program from Camp Roberts April 28-May 2-Turn us around and look us over you taxpayers! It's your tum, for this week is Public Schools' week. April 29-The Bearcats went to hear their musi- cal brothers and sisters in the Spring Glee Club Concert. April 30-From way down Mississippi way came the Jubilee singers, and we're sure glad they came! May I-The sight of the beautiful May Day procession was compensation enough for no vacation. june 8-Yes, seniors, being serious a little is pretty important business. So-time out for Baccalaureate. Only as far as our future is concerned it's time in. June r 2-There go the Seniors down the aisle in the auditorium for the last time. It's gradua- tion, so-GOOD LUCK!!! May 16-The County Band Festival was held in our own City Park! Mr. Egan, of San Iose State College, was the guest conductor. The Bearcats really go for this Band stuff! May 18-More of our Music students perform- ed-this time in San Luis Obispo at the County Orchestra Concert. May 23-MOIC soft stuff! The Hawaiian Mus- ical Program for assembly. May 23-Some of the Big-Stuff Seniors were kind of weak in the knees tonite, but really no need. The Senior Play was a big success. May 24-Those Seniors are getting a double Kayo! Today is scheduled for the English A Exam. May 29-The old Grandpappy Seniors are getting kicked out of school in a sophisticated fashion-The Juniors gave them a nifty Prom. PAGE FIFTY-THREE
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