Ferguson High School - Crest Yearbook (Ferguson, MO)

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X 1 A1 ig S t t y l Sophomore C lass History Sept., 1924. We enroll a class of about forty. Uct., 1924. We elect officers: Robert Tulloch, President, Martha Kelley, Vice- Presidentg William Pesell, Secretary-Treasurer. H Nov., 1924. November becomes a month of dread when Senior and Junior swats are heard and felt during initiation. Dec., 1924. Christmas holidays occupy most of our attentions. jan., 1925. We make our resolutions for better school work. Feb., 1925. 1-lard study. March, 1925. More hard study. April, 1925. We down the Sophomores in a debate. May, 1925. We have a class excursion and leave school proud of our athletic and scholastic record. Sept., 1925. Wfe are now Sophomores. Our class is slightly decreased. Oct., 1925. Election of officers: Edith Williamson, President, William Pesell, Vice-President, Dorothy Niemeier, Secretary-Treasurer, and Edgar Redford and Gladys Hume, Council members. Peach-blow and turquoise are our class colors. Nov., 1925. We have two class hikes. Dec., 1925. Santa Claus and Christmas Holidays! Jan., 1926. Oh! those final exams. 'X'-X--1' We will leave the remainder of the year with the future, hoping that our athletic and scholastic record of the past will be surpassed by that of the future. Twenty-six

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s.. fa i ,. 1 . ia -f A' , M! Ari I WA v w History of the Freshman C lass On September the fourth, nineteen hundred and twenty-five, we, as giggling, yet half-scared Freshmen, entered our High School Life. But, as the days went on, we sobered up, and with Miss Brockmeyer as sponsor, we elected our class officers as follows: Bessie Lehmuth, Presi- dent, Mary Chase, Vice-President, Lester Thompson, Secretary- Treasurer, and Lillian Niles and Williain Pixley, Council Members. Of course we were scorned by all upper classmen, but we smiled it through. Our faces were not very promising, but we resolved to dig up that unseen, inside spirit and do all in our power to demolish the questionable impression. We entered all activities in high spirits and are proud to have representatives in all forms of athletics. We Freshmen, as yet, have not had much time to accomplish any great achievement for Ferguson High School, but in our future Sophomore, Junior, and Senior years we sincerely hope to make at least one strong vertebra in the backbone of our dear Ferguson High. I t ll-Llllhl