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

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»i Howard Sailors Henrietta Sauer Mildred Schaible Naomi Schober Marjorie Schock Hazel Schmitt Norine Schmutzer Lorraine Smith Lucille Stump Ben Trayer Helen Waller William Wamsei.y Doris Weaver Fred Wertz Ei.ouise White Kenneth Wiar Frances Wilson Stella Wilson Imo Vaughan Delmar Lang George Sandrock

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Guy Houston Naomi Hunn Esther Eickhoff Bert King Susan Kleckinger Helen Knisely Richard Kratz Mildred Lemon Rose Mathews Lucille Miller Loretta Mohler Virginia Morris Naomi Mosiman Marjorie Mullen Kenneth Noe Ellen Pickard Wallace Pickard Florence Pribbeno Blanche Randall Alice Redwood Helen Rhoads Anna Mae Rieger P«Ko 27

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Junior History In the fall of ’29 with one hundred and twenty-one members, we timidly and with many inward qualms embarked on our high school career. On October 12, a fitting day for the discovery, we were appreciably initiated by the Sophomores with an appreciative audience attending. We elected George Sandrock, president; Kenneth Payton, vice president; and Mary Davison, secretary and treasurer. The next fall, we began our school year in a vastly different manner. We felt the responsibility of our position and suppressed the impossible Freshmen on all occasions. We chose Doris Weaver, president; Kenneth Wiar, vice president; and Mildred Schaiblc, secretary and treasurer. Gene Bullock received a letter in basketball, and Robert Bryson earned one in football. The Sophomores furnished the flowers and ushers for Baccalaureate. As very superior and dignified Juniors, we entered our third year in high school. Our class officers were William Glenn, president; Wallace Pickard, vice president; and Dan Chaney, secretary and treasurer. In football, Wiar, Wertz, Bryson, Lang, and Bullock won their letters. In basketball, we were ablv represented by Bullock, Pichard, Wertz, and Bryson. In the M. I. N. K. contest, Roy Lively placed second in the clarinet solos. There were many Juniors in the vocal groups and also in the orchestra and band. For our rings and pins, reminders of pleasant high school days, we chose a modernistic design. Our class play, The Whole Town’s Talking,” was successfully given March 11. On May 14, we ended another happy year by giving the Seniors a banquet at the Flotel Weaver. We feel that we have been able to do this only with the aid of our sponsors, Miss Shook and Mr. Boswell, who have been so interested and helpful in our work.—H. R. PaKc 29