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

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irE 5 ll TT1E FI FRESHMAN NOTES Gliding smoothly by, with only an occasional irregularity here and there, the year has departed, taking with it in its flights the greenness of the Freshie; said greenness being a quality bequeathed to us by the Sophomores. Nearly eighty strong, we entei’ed the portals of the Falls City High School, Sept. 5, 1921; knowing not what lay before us, but destined to find out. By popular election Merle Uhlig was chosen President; Melville Kirk, Vice-President; Mary Morgan, Secretary-Treasurer, and last but not least, Miss McAuley, Sponsor. Right royally were we entertained by the Sophomores at the first party of the year, at which it is suffice to say, we were the primary entertainers. Feeling now as if we had more rights in the school’s activities, we gave a party in honor of the Sophomores. Its success or failure is a question which must be determined by the Sophomores. This party followed the only other social event, a class picnic. Regarding athletics, our boys, though unable to make the first teams this year, received valuable training, training which they will have need of when they occupy first team positions. We were well represented in the High School Orchestra and Band this year, but we hope to do better next year. In the Jolly Jokers Carnival, the receipts of which went to the Lyceum Course, we did our part by putting before the public two attractions, mainly, “Trip Across the Atlantic and Around the World,” and a play entitled, “The Life of a Flapper.” To the graduating Seniors we bid farewell, wishing them success in all future undertakings. Though we have spent but a year with them, we regret seeing them depart, knowing that we shall miss them. We wish also to express our appreciation of the efforts our teachers have made in our behalf, but though we appreciate the efforts of others, our sincerest thanks are due to Miss McAuley, Sponsor of the Class of 1925.

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ORANGE ANI) BLACK SOPHOMORES Miss Gregory ..................................Sponsor Anna Margaret Brecht ...................... President John Whitaker ....................... Vice-President Rosalie Linsley Helen James Cera Walroff John Gagnon Wilbert Zorn Minnie Halbert Mable Wilson Helen Fisher Gladys Gibson Velma Inks Rosetta Hahn Leon Richardson Lester McDonald Mildred Knickerbocker David Kottman Irvin Niemeyer Robert Horrocks Evelyn Will Edgar Norton Gladys Adams Imo Morgan George Reid Carroll Nott Harold Lippold Ruth McDonald Abbie Smith Marvin Lane Genevieve Peterson Mable Ross John Wiltse Clara Eickhoff Celia Jane Lawrence Ella Steinbrink Clarence Nutter Glen Surface Margaret Baxter Alan Kirk Irene Kistner Frederick Burchard Douglass Cornell Leslie Arnold Secretary-Treasurer Alberta Ernst John Marmet Lucille Crawford Grant Whitford Elizabeth Barton Archibald Weaver Helen Ruth Reneker Hazel Hutchings Esther Mettz Margaret Forney DeForrest Lewis Nellie Lee Brecht Harry Flowers Albert Deckinger Frank Massey Ruth Shephard Robert Preusse Elma Wittwer Harvey Whitaker Freda Fischer Page Twenty-four

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ORANGE AND BLACK MISS McAULEY MERLE UHLIG MELVILLE KIRK MARY MORGAN .Secretary-Treasurer Lena Koepke Zelma Martin Elouise Kirk Milo Hoppe Sylvia Delph Olive McManus Gladys Tucker Beata Scheitel Mamie Harris I’hilena Uhlig Boyd Hughes Laura Yoesel Frances Preusse Marietta Bode Faye Woods Nellie Beatty Maude Pointer Faye Reed Frederick Keller Opal Mullins William Steadman Warren Hysell Clifford Faidley Jchn Koehler Raymond Dixon Alma Hughes Joseph Miles Claude Fergus Louisa Sauer Avice Thomas Ethel Hanson Pete Kaloides Gladys Morris Madaline Vogt Fey Snyder Lucille Matthews Helen Brown Ermal Parrack Alfred Hartman Marian Camblin Daris Bunch Mildred Johnson Barry Moeser Marguerite Prior Pierce Hoppe Neal Mulligan Ronald Magill Maude Harris Fay Snyder Clarence Hilgenfeld Donald Adams Ocie Cranston John Ernst Page Twenty-six