Flagler High School - Plainsman Yearbook (Flagler, CO)

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EVENT 50-Yard 100-Yard 220-Yard 40-Yard 880-Yard Mile 220 Hurdles 120 Hurdles Broad Jump High Jump Pole Vault Shot Put Javelin Discus 880 Relay TIME 5-2 10-2 23 51-4 2-9-4 4-55-1 26-9 15-9 20-5 5-sm 11-3 45-10 V2 161-5 112-5 1-37 SOUTHEASTERN COLORADO TRACK RECORDS NAME SCHOOL YEAR L. Moreland Howell Malbaff Gray Dorsey Larson Morris Marso Thierfelder Bernard Snider Snider Snider Giles i W Mx 4.1 R XJ k., Simla Simla Flagler Burlington Flagler Limon Simla Hugo Simla Flagler Joes Joes Joes Hugo Flagler 1918 1922 1928 1923 1928 1928 1929 1928 1925 1929 1929 1929 1928 1924 1928 2 Q f, iw J' so K5 ' C22 51

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3 oysyh l tics . ,Ai A X TRACK MEET The Southeastern Colorado Track Meet was held at Burlington Saturday, May 4. Ten schools had teams entered, all eager to make a showing and break some records. The track was rather soft, due to recent rains, and this slowed up the races considerably, so that only four records were broken. Our track team this year was not quite so strong as usual, due to some inexperienced material, but with Bernard, one of the fastest men in the Conference, at the head, they made a very good showing. Bernard, Yocum, Hohenstein, Berndt and Jones had been practicing faithfully during the past weeks and all had expected to make the trip, but owing to unavoidable circumstances, three of the team did not go, so Bernard and Jones had to fight the battle alone. Bernard made an enviable record in the Meet and ran a close race for high point man, making 16 points for Flagler. He Won first place in the 100-yard dash, first in the 220, first in the high jump and third in the broad jump. The high jump was a record breaker and his name Will be entered in the record list. Flagler now holds four of the Southeastern Colorado track rec- ords. Joes had a strong team and Won the Meet. The points made by different schools were: Joes, 35 2-33 Simla, 26 1-3, Flagler, 16g'Limon, 143 Cheyenne Wells, 9 g Burlington, 1.

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sir, 'r eagrflffqsee :f1a.E2ssf1eEEfaae:z ' -1 fe f 1- sem? DRAMATICS Twenty-nine proved no exception to the rule that dramatics play an important part in Flagler High activities. The first event of the year was the Junior Class feature at the Fall Carnival. Two one-act plays, Aunt Betsy and the Oil Stock, and Opal's Three Lovers, were given, and were very successful, bringing this class into first rank because of the amount of money raised. The Plainsman play, The Hoodoo, a three-act farce comedy, was given by the Senior class Nc-vember 27 and 28, to raise funds to help cover the expense of publishing an annual. This was the first time a play for this purpose had been given at Flagler High, but it was so successful that it is hoped future classes continue the practice. CAST OF CHARACTERS Lulu, the maid and rightly named ............................ CLEO PROBASCO Aunt Paradise, the colored cook lady .....,.......... MARJORIE WILSON Angelina, the angel child, aged eight ...................... ARVELLA TETER Mr. Malachi Meek, a lively old gentleman .................... CARL LIPFORD Mrs. Perrington-Shine, Mr. Meek's daughter ................., ALICE LORD Mrs. Ima Clinger, a fascinating young widow .... MILDRED KOEHLER Gwendolyn Perringtc-n-Shine, who always obeys mama .................... Billy Jackson, the heart breaker ...................... RICHARD J ORGENSEN Amy Lee, the bride and Mrs. Perrington-Shine's niece ................,....... Brighton Early, fiance of Amy Lee .................... GILBERT BERNARD Doris Rufiies, Amy's maid of honor .................. LUCILLE THOMPSON Miss Longnecker, a school teacher ............................ NAOMI COPLEY Professor Solomon Spiggot, an authority on Egypt ........ EARL TODD He-machus Spiggot, his son, aged 17 ............................ WELDON TODD Dodo De Graft, the Dazzling Daisy ............ ......... R UTH JACKSON Eff fqag fajirldia 'iB fffff 1aaE ' QS ff