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7 i School Song Offfigli Gyer C6118 Qields Qf il3attle High o'er the fields of battle Waves the Black and Gold, Antelopes advancing Onward to the goal, la, la, la, la, On with faith undaunted, Victory our hope We'll all fight together For Post Antelopes.
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JUN1oRs THE JUNIOR CLASS The Junior class of Post High School elected the following officers to serve during '38 and '39: Charlie Jenkins, Presidentg Claude Miller, Vice-President, Kathryn Baker, Secretaryg Mary Kay Bird, Treasurerg David Williams, Reporter. The sponsors of the class were Coach Dibrell and Mr. McElroy. When Mr. McElroy moved from Post, Mr. Howell replaced him. For room mothers the class chose Mrs. D. C. Williams and Mrs. A. B. Haws. The class selected red and white for their colors and the rose for the flower. The Juniors celebrated Hallowe'en with a party in the gym October 31. Various games were played and pantomines given by members of the class. Each guest made a one minute talk on given subjects. Refreshments of sandwiches and colo colas were served to twenty-three members. The Junior play entitled The Cookoo's Nest was presented at the High School Auditorium on December 16. The play was a comedy that was thoroughly enjoyed by all. The cast included: Mary Nelle Roberts, Paula Fern Bailey, Jonnie Etta Henderson, Allene Clarey, Dixie Nell Stevens, Mary Abbie Simms, David Williams, Junior Haws, Mary Kay Bird. Charlie Jenkins, and Dan Rodgers. Claude Miller acted as stage manager. During the first semester the Juniors had charge of an assembly program. The Junior's sponsored a dance on February 20, which was one of the most eventful affairs of the season. The American Legion Hall was rented for the occasion and de- corated with colorful paper and balloons. Special guests of the evening were the Seniors. The Juniors gave a banquet honoring the Seniors on April 20 in the ballroom at the Hilton Hotel, Lubbock, Texas. Money for the entertainments and banquet was raised by class dues, bake sales, and concessions at the County meet. The theme was carried out observing the Battle of San Jacinto. Miniature blue bonnet girls formed the place cards. The menu and program were written on miniature Texas maps. Mrs. Weaver of Spur was the guest speaker. - 1 i 9 52?
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