Falls City High School - Orange and Black Yearbook (Falls City, NE)

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FRESHMAN NOTES. The officers of the class are: Yelda Farlow, president: Stacy Hoy, wc? president: Edgar Mathers, secretary: l'ryce llirdsley, treasurerg and Mr. S class advisor. The party given by the Sophomores was an initiation party. which took place a few weeks after school had commenced. XYe were Seated upon little red chairs, as if we were little tots, and then were forced to perform in various ways. hauling each other in little red wagons, playing peek-a-boo and various other things. Then there were games in which all partook, and after these a general good time was enjoyed. Tee cream and cake were served by the Sophomores. who knew how to prepare a good time, for which we cordially thank them. The next party was a return to the Sophomores on lTallowe'en night. VVe decorated the Gym. so as to give a spooky impression. The Sophs came, few numerically, due to the bad weather, but we tried to show all of them a good time. Then we served cider. apples, popcorn and other llallowe'en delicacies. VVe gave a party for ourselves about the middle of the year, inviting all of the faculty. VVe played games and kept the victrola going. A good time was enjoyed until a late hour, then the eats were served. and the party disbanded. Three Freshmen were on the football team. They were: Stacy Tfoiy, VVm. Goetz and Sanborn Cook. Enough boys turned out for a class basket ball team, but were badly defeated by the junior's second team. P. K., zo. Orange and Black Annual ' Page Twenty-Eight

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SOPHOMORE NOTES. .,.....1 The class of lljltj hegan their career Sept. o, 11315. l.ike most lfreshmen. we spent mnch time studying, hut we had some social activities as well. The lfreshman reception, a sleighride, and several parties at the homes of the class- men and in the tiym., were given. The officers for the year were: Yertie llarper. president: Tlalcyon lYhitf ford. vice president: Mantle Reese, secretary and treasurer. XVe also were for- tunate in having Miss Rough as class sponsor. At the heginning' of onr Sophomore year, ahout sixty of onr nmnher re- turned. with more pep than ever. and we elected Maude Reese as onr presi- dent: thas. Nlcklanns, vice president: and liernice Klisson, secretary and treas- urer. lireen and white were chosen as class colors. l.ater in the year Maude Reese had to stop school as afresnlt ot' poor health, and Roy Scott was chosen to till the vacancy. Tn tlctoher we gave the lireshmen a reception, and initiated them into the mystcries of writing notes and of how to get a 'istand in with the teachers. l.ater we had a party at the home ot' Rosina llrecht and all enjoyed a de- lightful time. Unr next good time was on a picnic to llinton's l'arlc. Good things to eat were taken along: The time was cnjoyahly spent in roaming over the woods. in lishing, in hunting' tlowers for hotany, and in various other ways. XYe returned ahont S o'clock, after a most delightful day. The Sophomore class has furnished four of the school's foothall stars. They are: Dewey lloy, tilenn llnghes, blohn XYhetstine and XYallace .'Xhhey. XVc were also represented in track hy tilcnn llnghes, llewev lloy, loihn XYhetstine. l.loyd llahn and Vertie llarper. .Xmong the Tarkio heroes who hronght hack medals of honors they were the foremost, Several of the Sophomore sfirls played hasket hall, hnt were defeated hy the Seniors. There is plenty of good material for an excellent class team next ve'1r 1 . The Sophomores are certainly proud of their class adviser this year. and they hope that Klr. llcaver will permanently continue to hold the honored posi- tion when we hecome .lnniors and Seniors. The Sophomores, along' with the rest of the classes. regret to see the Sen- iors flepart and they all nnite in wishing them success and Qjood luck. Tl. XV.. 'Io. Orange and Black Annual Page Twenty-Seven 1. . ' ': - I ,.I r ' . -uf'

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Activities