Flagler High School - Plainsman Yearbook (Flagler, CO)

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L3.wE?wsa - sagf Class History f 1 Senior Cllolss The hydroplane Achievement rose on August 30, 1925, with fifteen Freshies destined to become a part of the Class of '29 on board. They selected Miss Lottie Butts, pilot, Rich, captaing Cliff, first lieutenant, and Gib, second lieutenant. Yellow, to signify the sunshine of success, and white, the clouds in a straightforward course were the colors chosen to accompany our motto, To the Stars Through, Difficulties. Gib, Cliff, and Dave heiu regular places on the football team this first year. Lucille, Ella, Alice, Rich and Cliff won their letters in basketball. On April 30, two Freshmen entered the Interscholastic Literary meet. Lucille received second in declamation, and Jean- ette first in oration and piano, second in spelling and short story. On May 1, we celebrated the completion of the first lap of our air voyage with a theatre party. The journey was resumed on September 3, 1926, with seventeen Sophomores. Miss Lottie Butts and Rich still held the places of pilot and captaing Gib was first lieutenant, Ella, second lieutenant and Loren Hall, third lieutenant. Ruth and Gib were chosen to write the log of the year's journey. We missed Frank Clement who had taken a final journey to the Great Beyond. The same three boys again held positions on the football team. Many members were active in the carnival, orchestra, operetta, debate and glee clubs. Five members again won their letters in basketball. The entire crew rejoiced when we won the boy's interclass basket ball championship. Ruth Dierker and Jeanette won places in the dis- trict commercial meet in typing and spelling. On May 6, two pass- engers entered the Interscholastic Literary Meet. Arvella won second in piano and Jeanette third in spelling. The completion of this second lap was celebrated with a picnic. The hydroplane Achievement rose for the third hop of its journey on September 9, 1927, with twenty-one Juniors on board. Mrs. Gammill was chosen to guide the Achievement. Alice became cap- tain, Gib, first lieutenantg Ella, second lieutenantg and Rich, third lieutenant. Ruth and Gib were again appointed to write the log. Of our five members who were in the first lineup in football this year, Dave, Cliff and Gib were chosen on the All-Conference team. Many Juniors were active in the carnival, orchestra, operetta, pep ?F 'WIFE ' '